Reborn To Destroy My Cheating Husband
“Pretty lady, huh? You think I looked this pretty before?”
Red tilted his head, pretending to think. “Hmm… maybe a little less eyeliner and a lot more soul-crushing misery.”
“Very funny,” I muttered, dropping my bag on the chair and kicking off my heels. My feet throbbed, my heart worse.
For a while, silence filled the room, the kind that didn’t need words. Red eventually stretched, yawning like a cat.
“Well, I’m off. Don’t stay up too late, ghost girl.”
And with that, he vanished in a blur of crimson mist.