All Chapters of Genius Sacrificed Her Life For Love: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The Internet cafe was freezing from the blasting air conditioning. Ezekiel Smith clenched his teeth, his voice strained with obsession and unwillingness to accept defeat."Emma, the system said you're the Child of Fortune. No matter which university you attend, your life trajectory will always keep you on track."I'm your destined male lead. If we don't end up together at the same university, the plotline will deviate from its original route. Once that happens, I'll be erased by the world mechanics and disappear from this world."Heartache filled Emma Slater's eyes. She reached up and gently touched his face, her tone unwavering. "Zeke, who cares about those top universities? For you, I'd even give up my life as long as you can stay in this world."The moment she finished speaking, she gripped the mouse and pressed the submit button without the slightest hesitation. The surrounding students all sucked in sharp breaths, staring at her like she had gone insane.Relief washed over Ez

After hearing everything, Dad slammed his hand on the table. "That's ridiculous! She's treating her future like a joke! The Slaters' daughter has completely lost her mind!"Mom, on the other hand, gently patted my shoulder, heartbroken. "You did the right thing, Joseph. She's irresponsible and irrational. The sooner you distance yourself, the better. No matter what, we support your decision."With my parents behind me, I finally felt the burden in my chest vanish.Meanwhile, the Slater family still knew nothing about Emma changing her university application.Liliana was busy bragging to everyone she met that her daughter was guaranteed admission to Kingswell University and Bellgrave University. She even booked the most luxurious hotel in the city in advance for a celebratory enrollment party.That evening, she came to our house carrying a basket of fruit. She looked radiant with pride as soon as she stepped inside, grabbing my hand with a beaming smile."You and Emma did well in

On the day of the enrollment party, the venue was decorated with extreme luxury. Not only was the Superintendent of Schools present, but so were the reporters from various media outlets.The Slater family was considered a prominent household in the area, and this party had practically gathered half of the city's elite figures from both business and education circles.Emma's father, Andrew, made a rare public appearance. It wasn't often that people saw him in such settings. Clearly, he was extremely satisfied with his daughter's admission to a prestigious university.He held a wine glass and chatted casually with several officials, pleased and relaxed.Liliana, on the other hand, was enjoying a peak moment of glory. She wore a custom-made high-end dress and a full set of diamond jewelry.Onstage, she delivered a 20-minute speech on parenting excellence.From Emma memorizing poetry at the age of three, to her staying up late in high school grinding through exam papers, Liliana pain

"Joseph Gardner, you ruined my daughter!"Liliana staggered and scrambled over to me, screaming hysterically, "You knew Emma's account and password! Weren't you always the one meddling in her life? Why didn't you change her application for her?"Her hair was disheveled, her eyes bloodshot with rage, as if I had committed some unforgivable crime."You could've saved her! Were you jealous of her? You wanted to watch her destroy herself so you could stand alone and shine, was that it? Go to hell, you ungrateful bastard!"Emma also turned to me, her expression unreadable. "It's a good thing you didn't interfere. If anything had happened to Zeke, I wouldn't have let you off."Faced with Liliana's irrational outburst, I stood up calmly, looking innocent. "That's quite an interesting thing to say, Mrs. Slater. That day at the Internet cafe, your daughter personally filled in her application for Ezekiel's sake."She said she'd give up her life for him, so neither Kingswell nor Bellgrave

After the call was disconnected, Emma lost her cool. She bought the cheapest train ticket and stood for more than ten hours overnight, rushing to Kingswell like a madwoman until she finally arrived at my campus.When she stood in front of the grand, solemn university gates wearing a cheap T-shirt, she froze in place.The campus was shaded with lush greenery. The students passing by were well-dressed, confident, and full of energy. Their conversations revolved around national competitions, cutting-edge technology, and international graduate programs.Everything about the place radiated brilliance and opportunity.It was then Emma saw me. I was walking together with several senior students, calmly and confidently discussing the latest research project with them.Sunlight fell across my face, bright enough that she almost couldn't bear to look directly at me. The stark contrast, along with the crushing jealousy, instantly shattered what little self-esteem she had left.Losing all he