Rewriting My Story

I looked up and saw Conrad walking toward me, surrounded by a crowd. As he approached, the whispers of the crowd immediately ceased. Conrad and I had grown up together. When we were five or six, our families arranged an engagement between us. Whenever anyone bullied me, he was always the first to stand up for me. When he made a mistake and got punished, I was the first to plead for him. Until now, no one had ever doubted that I was Conrad's true love. But today, on my 22nd birthday, he brought another woman with him. Kelly was thin and delicate, a fragile little flower standing close to his side. Conrad smiled, speaking affectionately in her ear. She looked at me, her face instantly panicked and flustered. She quickly stepped forward, bowing to me in a deep ninety-degree gesture. It was exactly the same as in my previous life. Even the single teardrop hanging from her eyelash was identical. In my last life, it was this pitiful, helpless look that had bewitched

By evening, the news had spread through the circle.The engagement between the Harmons and the Reeses was probably over.Conrad had already caused a stir by publicly calling off the wedding in front of the media.Today, the heiress of the Harmons had actually called off the engagement at her own birthday party, in front of everyone.It was rumored that Conrad's expression at that moment was quite something.The head of the Reeses family had picked up a teapot and smashed it over his head, blood spilling everywhere."You bloody brat!"I stood nearby, water splashing all over me."Who told you to make a scene outside?" My dad was furious. "Calling off the engagement, huh? This was already agreed upon long ago by your grandpa and the Reeses! How dare you announce that you're breaking it off in front of everyone!"I straightened my back, not batting an eye."We're currently working with the Reeses. If you call off the engagement now, what will happen to the project we're working on? You'd

Melanie spent three whole days cursing Conrad and Kelly for flaunting their relationship.This time, there wasn't even a whisper of gossip in thee circle.Everyone was certain that the engagement between the Harmons and the Reeses was about to be called off.They were just waiting for the spectacle.My engagement was indeed broken off, but they would never see me become the laughingstock.Apparently, that day, things were bustling at Reese Enterprise's headquarters.Conrad barged into the meeting room with his little secretary and a bunch of reporters.Jonathan and my father were discussing a business partnership, and when they saw them enter, everyone stood up.The Harmons had a prominent presence in Antriford, and they'd never been treated with such disrespect."Mr. Jonathan, since Conrad insists on breaking off the engagement, let's consider our families' agreement nullified!"Then, he and his team stormed out of the meeting room.They got to this embarrassing point, all over a secr

I was going to expose Kelly's fake suicide attempt. Conrad had always been firm in his belief that Kelly's love for him was pure and flawless. In the past life, Kelly had tricked him into returning to the country, and afterward, he simply sighed. "Kelly just cares too much about me." But in this life, no one was there to clean up his mess. I wonder if he would still say such a thing now. Horace had already planted some people in Conrad's company, setting a little trap to make Kelly slip up. It wasn't difficult. I had planned to use the overseas project to scare her a little. But before I could even start, someone walked right into the trap. I heard that evening, that Conrad, feeling down after being scolded by netizens, his subordinates, and Jonathan, was in a terrible mood. He hadn't been to the house belonging to him and Kelly in five days. On the roof of the company building, cameras with perfect resolution had already been installed, covering every angle. Th

Conrad and I actually had some fond memories together. Before Kelly showed up, Conrad would always accompany me to set off fireworks on my birthday. When I was younger, I didn't know that wishing was supposed to be done silently, so I would always say my wishes out loud. In just a few days, whatever I wished for would appear, sent over by the Reeses. As I grew older, I stopped saying my wishes out loud, but Conrad always managed to learn my preferences from my friends. By the time I arrived at Serenity Park, he was already there. Just one glance, and I knew my guess had been right. The old Conrad, who was like a fresh, naive young calf, was completely different from the current powerful chairman who had been reborn. His gaze alone was enough to show that. "Shirley, it's been many years since we came here." He gazed out at the deep, endless cliff. At this hour, naturally, no one was setting off fireworks. "I remember the year you slid down from there," he said, p