She hated Anna Green, hated Vivian Thornecroft, but she never hated anyone else in the Green Family.
In her eyes, even if they didn't like her, they were still her closest family.
In the past life, even though Daniel Green hadn't called her sister for five years, she still treated him like her younger brother.
When the Green Family went bankrupt and Daniel Green was framed and sent to prison, she forced Mason Bennett to pay the price of giving up half of Nathan Bennett Group to get him out.
In this new life, her goals remain clear—Anna Green and Vivian Thornecroft.
She wanted to take this opportunity to mend her relationship with her family.
But now it seemed she was being overly sentimental.
That line about why she didn't just die outside was like a sharp sword, piercing her heart, twisting and turning until it was a bloody mess.
"What a pity, the fortune teller said I have a strong fate, not that easy to die, disappointed you, didn't I?"
