บททั้งหมดของ Defying Fate with 1,000 Sins: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

There is nothing worse than getting nothing in return after managing to travel back in time by committing all manner of sins to break through the boundaries of heavenly destiny—Kael is still trying.He tried all sorts of ways to tell his past self what would happen.He wrote everything down in a book, but his writing vanished afterward. He recorded it with a makeshift camera, but the recordings always failed. He even went to Valerius Castle to search for something that might never disappear.Like the castle walls, which remained completely unchanged even in the future.But once again, he failed. Everything he’d used to try and inform his past self—nothing remained, as if Kael hadn’t done anything at all.“Bloody hell! Why won’t any of these methods work?!” Kael banged his head in frustration. “How am I supposed to pass these memories on to my past self?” Kael thought hard, but his head ended up aching terribly.Kael stumbled out of the car, feeling disheartened that all his efforts ha

[Meanwhile, Kael from the past...]He froze in place, his body going completely rigid, his eyes bulging as if they might pop out of their sockets. His jaw dropped as he beheld the sight of Eira’s body hanging in the middle of the guest room.His mind was in turmoil. He had absolutely no memory of what had actually transpired; all he recalled was being thrown into a pitch-black, empty void, only for the world around him to reappear—revealing that horrific scene."E-Eira..." he murmured, still in shock.Kael shook his head repeatedly, wondering if he was dreaming. With weak knees, he stepped out of the room, needing to confirm that he had truly returned to his own colorful world.But when he mustered the courage to look back, Eira’s body was still there, in the same position.It wasn't a dream. It was all real—but why couldn't he remember anything? The last thing he recalled before falling into that dark void was punishing Eira."No—no... it can't be..." Kael immediately tried to banish

Kael still didn’t fully understand what was happening or why he had ended up in a time when Eira was still alive—for the second time. He only knew that he had returned to the period right after the collapse of Lucas and Eira’s first marriage.After spending a few days in the hospital—with Kael constantly by Eira’s side and Lucas visiting several times—Kael had fallen silent. He was trying to process everything while making sure he didn’t do anything worse than before.“I won’t force you, Eira. But if you come home with me, I’ll take care of you as best as I can,” Kael said as he packed up Eira’s belongings.Eira gave a small smile and then shook her head. “No, Kael. I can still take care of myself. Don’t worry,” she replied.There was no argument from Kael this time. He genuinely didn’t want to force Eira into anything, no matter how small. Eira had the right to make all her own decisions without any coercion from Kael, which would surely only cause problems.Before long, Lucas arrive

[Don't kill Eira again. I beg you... I have no more chances to go back to the past. Everything depends on you...]The voices from his future self made Kael's head feel like it was about to split open."I know! Shut up, damn it!" Kael shouted, violently pounding his own head.He collapsed, struggling against a suffocating tightness in his chest that refused to subside. The mere thought of how terribly he had treated Eira caused his body even more agony. Kael didn't truly understand why this was happening.His emotions were in turmoil. It felt as though thousands of hot needles were piercing his body whenever he recalled his past actions—and the memories his future self had imparted to him.Sensing light trying to creep in through his closed eyelids, Kael snapped his eyes open and found himself curled up on the cold floor of his home."Eira..." he whispered, trying to call out to her, believing for a moment that she was there.There was no response. Only silence mingled with Kael's soft

Eira stared at Kael with an expressionless gaze. She felt no anger, even though she knew everything Kael had done to her right up until the end of her life. Even now, just thinking about everything that had happened, there was no longer any pain gnawing at her soul.Everything felt fine—very fine. Flat.She had not the slightest desire to give vent to feelings of sadness, anger, or anything else.Her feelings were growing increasingly numb.“Forgive me for everything. I know I don’t deserve your forgiveness after all I’ve done. But please… at least accept my apology.” This was the first time Kael had truly set aside his sky-high arrogance in front of Eira.He truly humbled himself until his voice trembled, his gaze dimmed, and he bowed his head, not daring to meet Eira’s eyes. Like a dog that lowers its ears and tail because it knows it’s guilty.Eira let out a soft sigh, without saying a word. Right now, she didn’t want to discuss anything with Kael at all.If only her life were stil