The Life Changer の小説・ストーリー

It took a long while, but a reply eventually came, and it was a wall of text. "She had a car crash 10 years ago and ruptured her organs. The doctor said it was beyond them. I was outside the ER, crying my heart out when a voice spoke inside my head. "It called itself the Wish Exchange System. That system told me it could take my talent and lifespan in exchange for a healthy body for her." He continued, "I was a finance guy. Everyone called me a genius ever since I was a kid. The system took my intelligence, my luck, and half my lifespan. She came back to life in exchange, while I became an ordinary guy."

I asked, watching as the space around us turns clear, with only a slight fog. "I just want to say that this; giving you a chance to come back to life was one of the greatest decisions I've made. Not only have you gone off the rails, you also have managed to carve your own source of happiness." I said nothing, as out of nowhere, he began to float, laying back with his arms down to his sides, the scythe keeping him balanced. "But I know you have something up your sleeve. So please, make it worth my while." he said, as a skeletal version of himself walked out from him and disappeared.

Thanks to Antonio, I’ve realised that I can make good decisions. I had given up on meeting true life-changers. But, now I can see that they are everywhere. I just needed to open my eyes to them. To see things clearly, and learn the art of saying no. Some so many people wanted to help, either for their benefit or my growth. If I’d learned to say no to half of them, maybe my life would have turned out differently.

she turned away, " Don't talk like that, we should be in a good mood not this sullen mood of yours" She sighed, "This is probably the mood I'll die in", " Hey", she whacked her shoulder, " never say that again", " Ouch! That hurts", " It should. And just because things ain't how we want them now doesn't mean it'll never going to be okay", " Do you think it'll ever be?", "That's the mystery of life. Anything can change, your story, your identity, your path. Sometimes it takes just a moment. Not even a day, just an hour. One decision. One action. One word. That's all it takes."

It would make it that much easier for her to control me. Now, I understood that I couldn't rely on anyone else if I wanted to change my fate. I could only depend on myself. I wanted to tell Lila that the Lawson family was nothing but a cage. Still, I could only hope that she wouldn't regret the path she'd chosen. Meanwhile, I needed to return to the original path I'd chosen for myself. I wanted to change my future through education. I would sit for the SATs and change my life! As Lila had done in her past life, I saved a regular middle-aged man named George Stone from the rubble. He was gravely injured and immediately taken to the hospital. A few days later, I bought some fruit and visited h

Erwin said calmly, bowing his head as she stomped off. A screen appeared in front of me. [Mission Accomplished! You've been awarded past life strength! You are now as strong as you were in your past life] Awesome. That should help me get out of all the shit I'm about to stir. A new line of text appeared. [New Mission: Change in Appearance Reward: Good Karma Penalty: A significant drop in intelligence] Fuck my life! I couldn't afford to lose any more brain cells! In my past life, I dropped out in sophomore year to run the streets. If I wanted to change anything this time around, I needed to keep what little intelligence I had left.

I knew he was just throwing out threats, but I had made up my mind. I was getting a divorce. A few days after that, Quintus showed up again. When he saw me, there was a brief moment of shock on his face. "You've changed so much," he murmured, almost in awe. I smiled and nodded. "Of course. I don't have to sit around waiting for your messages anymore. I can finally do whatever I want." The lobby of my apartment building had a massive mirror, and I glanced at my reflection. I was slender and well-proportioned, and my naturally glowing complexion stood out against the black dress I wore, making me look even more elegant. I looked nothing like the woman I used to be.

Without Parker’s and Fred’s the town would not be the same anymore. When I walked into Parker’s, I recognized some of the faces from my childhood. The faces were more wrinkled, but the smiles and the memories were still there. It was kind of busy today, but I saw Diane behind the counter and I knew I could get my lunch pretty quickly. I walked up to the counter and sat down. Almost immediately, Diane turned around and let out a squeal. “Oh my goodness, Mayson Cole. You are back!!” She came from around the counter and gave me one of the biggest hugs she had ever given me. We chatted for a few minutes while she was making my favorite - a BLT, without the T, sandwich and homemade fries. I was g

It made me wonder whether this goody-two-shoes act was worth it when I just kept on getting hurt by everybody I loved. Life came at me fast… In the shortest span of time, so much shit had already happened. Shit that would stay with me forever. Change me as a person… And that change wouldn’t be in a good way. ***

Strip away the family fortune and reputation, and you've got absolutely nothing. Sebastian's mother was imprisoned because of what happened to Mom, and he was banned from joining Hamilton Corporation. Even so, he never lacked food, clothing, or luxuries. The whole living in the "housekeepers' quarters" story was just his own sob story. His actual room was only slightly smaller than mine. In my previous life, he lived quite lavishly after he went abroad with no one to supervise him. I was curious to see what would happen to him in this lifetime.