All Chapters of Her Trending Lies: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

“Hey, my menstrual cramps are really bad. Could you let me sit for a while?“I’m sure you understand, right?“Please, I’m begging you.”The voice beside my ear gradually grew louder.I snapped back to my senses and looked into a pale face.The pain of my body breaking apart still seemed to surge through me, and I could not help but shiver.After staring blankly for several seconds, I finally realized that I had been reborn.I had returned to the very day when the influencer Bella Marsh had coerced me into giving up my seat.“I still have five stops left. I really can’t stand it anymore.“My head is spinning, I feel nauseous, and I might throw up. Just let me sit for a while. Otherwise, if I faint on the bus and delay everyone, that wouldn’t be good.”She staggered beside me, hunched over as she let out a muffled groan.The middle-aged women around us saw how pitiful she looked and noticed that I remained seated without offering my seat, so they began to speak up one after an

Viewers in the livestream fired comment after comment.[Ugh, this woman is such a skank!][No wonder she refused to give up her seat. Turns out she had an abortion.][Poor guy… Fooled so badly by a terrible woman.]The few elderly women I had singled out earlier seemed to find an outlet for their anger, pushing and pointing at me.Someone, I don’t know who, even threw trash at me.“You ungodly girl.”“If she were my daughter, I would have strangled her already.”Meanwhile, Felix watched coldly as the women insulted me.Then I caught a flicker of pride in his eyes.Felix helped Bella to her feet and began to guide her toward my seat, but Bella reflexively dodged it.“I… I’ll still not sit,” she said weakly, her gaze fixed on the report. She bit her lip, hesitating.Someone muttered that I might be “contagious,” and the people around us gasped as if suddenly enlightened.Both online and offline, people began to caution Bella.“Be careful sitting in her seat. You might cat

“Even uterine fibroids require a dilation and curettage procedure.”I pressed the diagnosis report confirming my uterine fibroids up to the camera.Bella snatched the paper, staring at it in disbelief, muttering that it was impossible.The livestream comments flooded in again, but this time the focus shifted onto Bella.[Oh my god, I suddenly realize how terrifying it is for women to be the target of terrible rumors. They almost ruined a woman’s entire life.][I’m just saying, this is livestream moral coercion. Giving up a seat is kindness; refusing is one’s right.][Exactly. Influencers these days just get carried away because they have a few loyal fans.]In my previous life, I had two surgery reports in total, but Felix had deliberately hidden the report diagnosing me with uterine fibroids.In this second life, the first thing I did was protect this report with all my strength.Bella panicked and looked at me, trying to argue her case, “You must have fabricated the report be

After that, I went home and quietly waited for the court hearing.But before the trial, several people who had been harmed by Bella reached out to me. That was when I realized just how horrible she truly was.She had livestreamed a fifteen-year-old girl with O-shaped legs, claiming the leg curvature was caused by excessive pornographic activity, which drove the girl into depression and eventually led her to jump to her death.Then she had livestreamed a well-meaning male teacher tutoring students, implying he might be harassing them, and the teacher was publicly vilified.…Some families wept in front of me, unable to comprehend how their lives had been twisted and destroyed by an influencer’s manipulations.Memories of my own tragic death in my previous life surged in my mind.After I died, my parents went white overnight, and not long after, they too passed away.The most infuriating part was that public opinion did not even spare the dead.Our family grave had been vandal

I didn’t say a word. I just watched.If Bella really did jump, I would spend the rest of my life reliving the cycle—enduring insults, rumors, and the merciless judgment of strangers.Seeing that I refused to take a stand, she screamed wildly, “Come here! Or I’ll jump!”Fear clawed at me, yet I stepped forward slowly. I didn’t want to become an invisible executioner.When I closed the final foot between us, she suddenly grabbed me.Together, we teetered on the rooftop’s edge, swaying perilously.The terror of my previous life surged back, fogging my mind.Still, I spoke softly, trying to calm her. “Bella, don’t be impulsive.”She glared at me, a dark glint in her eyes, and whispered, “You’re coming to hell with me!”With a sudden force, she pulled my body downward.“Ah—”…Luckily, the firefighters were just a second faster. They caught us both.Felix ran over and scooped Bella into his arms.I stood up and walked away, leaving the farce behind.I retrieved the audio fr