Chapter 11
Chana fel a strange satisfaction after her trade.
Meanwhile, Willow broke down in tears, wailing so pitifully that everyone immediately rushed to her side, as if Eliaru were some heartless villain
Eliana? She couldn’t care less. “Not my problem, she muttered under her breath. These people weren’t worth the effort.
Before her time travel. Eliana had suffered enough at their hands. They’d humiliated her, trampled all over her, and acted like it was their birthright. Not this time.
Willow wiped her tears dramatically, feigning innocence. Her voice was soft and sickly sweet. “Eliana, you must not like this dress. Don’t worry. I’ll pack a prettier one for you next time.”
Ehana stared at her, dumbfounded. “Wow, you actually understand human language? What are you, some mythical creature! Are you straight out of a fairy tale”
Eliana did have a sharp tongue.
Someone in the crowd couldn’t hold back. “Eliana, that’s too much! Willow was just trying to be nice to you, and you just blow up like that? Where’s your decency?”
Eliana snorted. “Decency? Oh, my bad. I must’ve left it at home. Unlike you, I don’t have the luxury of being both stupid and boring. Now why don’t you do us all a favor and fuck off! You’re killing the vibe”
“Are you fucking sick, Eliana?”
Yep. I’ve got this rare condition–it’s terminal, really–where I’ll drop dead if I don’t roast idiots.”
“She’s lost it! She’s j
‘s just attacking everyone like a freaking psychol someone shouted.
Eliana sneered. “You must be a goddamn retard to say something like that. Go see a doctor, will you?”
“Somebody call the copst Is no one stopping her!” another exclaimed
“Yeah, sure,” Eliana snapped. “Go ahead, call the cops. But do me a favor first–get that ugly mug of yours outta my face. Seriously, it’s like staring at the moon, crater face and all”
At this point, the crowd was in awe.
Damn Eliana’s got skills. Where the hell did she learn all these burns? It’s like watching stand–up comedy, but brutal, they thought.
They had no idea Eliana’s sharp tongue was forged in the fires of online hate before her time travel. Back then, trolls flooded her social media comments, cursed her in private messages, and even photoshopped her obituary just for kicks
But not anymore. Every insult, every humiliation—she was giving it all back to Willow.
Anyone who dared defend Willow didn’t last long before Eliana verbally tore them apart. And honestly? She found joy in it.
The chaos finally ended when the instructor arrived to announce the freshman assembly in the auditorium
Fortunately, it was over, or Willow might have run out of tears to fake her innocence.
Eliana didn’t take the dress, leaving Willow feeling quite upset.
But no matter what, Willow was determined to prevent Eliana from making an impression at the freshman assembly. She couldn’t let Eliana
become famous
In the auditorium, the freshmen of isonstead University’s acting department gathered.
Every year, the freshman assembly resembled a beauty pageant, filled with attractive young men and women.
It was a lively event that drew directors searching for new talent and wealthy students eager to pick up girls.
In her previous life, Eliana recalled that it was at this freshman assembly where Willow met the famous director, Silas Carter.
Before graduation, Willow secured a role as the lead actress in a music video during her sophomore year, thanks to Silas. Although the role was a
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Chapter II
it was a rare chance for a newcomer to gain exposure.
miner one, it was a
This music video helped Willens attract her first wave of fans. There weren’t many, but they were incredibly loyal
These fans supported Willow for years, helping her gain a foothold in the entertainment industry. They worked tirelessly on her behalf, making her the most popular ansong her peers when she debuted, laying a solid foundation for her career.
Back then, Eliana thought Willow’s path to success.
ess seemed remarkably smooth as if Willow was following a script. She attributed Willow’s success to her intelligence and good luck, believing even fate favored Willow,
However, in her second life. Eliana realized that it wasn’t about luck. It was because Willow had taken the destiny meant for her
During her previous life, at the freshman assembly, Eliana had noticed a photo dropped at the entrance. While others ignored it, Eliana and wanted to pick in up. But Willow stepped on it first and dragged Eliana inside, pretending to be friendly.
Trying to get along with Willow, Eliana overlooked these derails,
But nobody expected Willow to grab the photo Eliana left behind.
It turned out to be a picture of Silas’s daughter, which he had accidentally dropped and was anxiously searching for
Willow used this photo as a way to introduce herself to Silas, earning his special attention.
was curious
This opportunity, originally meant for Eliana, was taken by Willow in Eliana’s previous life. Willow, having gained her second life, precisely intercepted opportunities meant for Eliana, claiming them as her own.
Looking back. Eliana realized there were too many coincidences where Willow Intercepted every significant opportunity that slipped through Eliana’s fingers.
This time, Eliana was determined not to let Willow have her way again.
As Eliana approached the auditorium, she spotted a small photo lying in the corner near the entrance.
Eliana glanced at Willow, who was also searching for the photo, though Eliana’s memory of its location was sharper. This confirmed Elana’s suspicion that Willow was trying to steal her life.
Eliana quickly stepped forward and picked up the photo.
dover, tryin
trying to snatch in..
She wanted to look at the girl in the picture, but before she could, Willow rushed
Eliana, what is it! Let me take a look!” Willow demanded, reaching for the photo. But Eliana held it tightly, and Willow couldn’t grab it.
Frustrated. Eliana shot Willow a disdainful glance. “Why the hell should I tell you what I’m holding?”
Without waiting for a reply, Eliaru turned and headed toward the auditorium.
Bur Willow wasn’t about to give up–out when this could be her one chance to meet Silas Canter. “Eliana, wait! Just let me see it, alright?” she said. chasing after her,
Eliana didn’t even spare her a glance, let alone an answer. It was as if Willow didn’t exist.
As Eliana reached the auditorium door, Willow panicked. Desperate times called for desperate measures.
Without thinking, she yelled out, “Thief! Someone’s straling!”
The crowd immediately froze. Heads turned toward them, curiosity and suspicion filling the air.
Pointing dramatically at Eliana’s hand, Willow put on her best distressed face. “Ellana, give it back! That’s mine!” she cried, her
ser voice trembling just nough to sell the ari
Eliana’s disgust was written all over her face. She couldn’t believe how shameless Willow was
“What exactly did I steal from you?” she asked, her tune cold and cutting
“The photo in your hand–it’s nine Willow insisted, her voice rising as though she were genuinely wronged.
Eliana’s lips curled into a mocking mile. “Yours! Really? Y
You sure about that?”
i was rush hour for students entering the auditorium, and Willow’s outburst had created an instant spectacle. A small crowd gathered, eager to watch the drama unfold.
Chapter 11
Chana fel a strange satisfaction after her trade.
Meanwhile, Willow broke down in tears, wailing so pitifully that everyone immediately rushed to her side, as if Eliaru were some heartless villain
Eliana? She couldn’t care less. “Not my problem, she muttered under her breath. These people weren’t worth the effort.
Before her time travel. Eliana had suffered enough at their hands. They’d humiliated her, trampled all over her, and acted like it was their birthright. Not this time.
Willow wiped her tears dramatically, feigning innocence. Her voice was soft and sickly sweet. “Eliana, you must not like this dress. Don’t worry. I’ll pack a prettier one for you next time.”
Ehana stared at her, dumbfounded. “Wow, you actually understand human language? What are you, some mythical creature! Are you straight out of a fairy tale”
Eliana did have a sharp tongue.
Someone in the crowd couldn’t hold back. “Eliana, that’s too much! Willow was just trying to be nice to you, and you just blow up like that? Where’s your decency?”
Eliana snorted. “Decency? Oh, my bad. I must’ve left it at home. Unlike you, I don’t have the luxury of being both stupid and boring. Now why don’t you do us all a favor and fuck off! You’re killing the vibe”
“Are you fucking sick, Eliana?”
Yep. I’ve got this rare condition–it’s terminal, really–where I’ll drop dead if I don’t roast idiots.”
“She’s lost it! She’s j
‘s just attacking everyone like a freaking psychol someone shouted.
Eliana sneered. “You must be a goddamn retard to say something like that. Go see a doctor, will you?”
“Somebody call the copst Is no one stopping her!” another exclaimed
“Yeah, sure,” Eliana snapped. “Go ahead, call the cops. But do me a favor first–get that ugly mug of yours outta my face. Seriously, it’s like staring at the moon, crater face and all”
At this point, the crowd was in awe.
Damn Eliana’s got skills. Where the hell did she learn all these burns? It’s like watching stand–up comedy, but brutal, they thought.
They had no idea Eliana’s sharp tongue was forged in the fires of online hate before her time travel. Back then, trolls flooded her social media comments, cursed her in private messages, and even photoshopped her obituary just for kicks
But not anymore. Every insult, every humiliation—she was giving it all back to Willow.
Anyone who dared defend Willow didn’t last long before Eliana verbally tore them apart. And honestly? She found joy in it.
The chaos finally ended when the instructor arrived to announce the freshman assembly in the auditorium
Fortunately, it was over, or Willow might have run out of tears to fake her innocence.
Eliana didn’t take the dress, leaving Willow feeling quite upset.
But no matter what, Willow was determined to prevent Eliana from making an impression at the freshman assembly. She couldn’t let Eliana
become famous
In the auditorium, the freshmen of isonstead University’s acting department gathered.
Every year, the freshman assembly resembled a beauty pageant, filled with attractive young men and women.
It was a lively event that drew directors searching for new talent and wealthy students eager to pick up girls.
In her previous life, Eliana recalled that it was at this freshman assembly where Willow met the famous director, Silas Carter.
Before graduation, Willow secured a role as the lead actress in a music video during her sophomore year, thanks to Silas. Although the role was a
10:27 PM c c
Chapter II
it was a rare chance for a newcomer to gain exposure.
miner one, it was a
This music video helped Willens attract her first wave of fans. There weren’t many, but they were incredibly loyal
These fans supported Willow for years, helping her gain a foothold in the entertainment industry. They worked tirelessly on her behalf, making her the most popular ansong her peers when she debuted, laying a solid foundation for her career.
Back then, Eliana thought Willow’s path to success.
ess seemed remarkably smooth as if Willow was following a script. She attributed Willow’s success to her intelligence and good luck, believing even fate favored Willow,
However, in her second life. Eliana realized that it wasn’t about luck. It was because Willow had taken the destiny meant for her
During her previous life, at the freshman assembly, Eliana had noticed a photo dropped at the entrance. While others ignored it, Eliana and wanted to pick in up. But Willow stepped on it first and dragged Eliana inside, pretending to be friendly.
Trying to get along with Willow, Eliana overlooked these derails,
But nobody expected Willow to grab the photo Eliana left behind.
It turned out to be a picture of Silas’s daughter, which he had accidentally dropped and was anxiously searching for
Willow used this photo as a way to introduce herself to Silas, earning his special attention.
was curious
This opportunity, originally meant for Eliana, was taken by Willow in Eliana’s previous life. Willow, having gained her second life, precisely intercepted opportunities meant for Eliana, claiming them as her own.
Looking back. Eliana realized there were too many coincidences where Willow Intercepted every significant opportunity that slipped through Eliana’s fingers.
This time, Eliana was determined not to let Willow have her way again.
As Eliana approached the auditorium, she spotted a small photo lying in the corner near the entrance.
Eliana glanced at Willow, who was also searching for the photo, though Eliana’s memory of its location was sharper. This confirmed Elana’s suspicion that Willow was trying to steal her life.
Eliana quickly stepped forward and picked up the photo.
dover, tryin
trying to snatch in..
She wanted to look at the girl in the picture, but before she could, Willow rushed
Eliana, what is it! Let me take a look!” Willow demanded, reaching for the photo. But Eliana held it tightly, and Willow couldn’t grab it.
Frustrated. Eliana shot Willow a disdainful glance. “Why the hell should I tell you what I’m holding?”
Without waiting for a reply, Eliaru turned and headed toward the auditorium.
Bur Willow wasn’t about to give up–out when this could be her one chance to meet Silas Canter. “Eliana, wait! Just let me see it, alright?” she said. chasing after her,
Eliana didn’t even spare her a glance, let alone an answer. It was as if Willow didn’t exist.
As Eliana reached the auditorium door, Willow panicked. Desperate times called for desperate measures.
Without thinking, she yelled out, “Thief! Someone’s straling!”
The crowd immediately froze. Heads turned toward them, curiosity and suspicion filling the air.
Pointing dramatically at Eliana’s hand, Willow put on her best distressed face. “Ellana, give it back! That’s mine!” she cried, her
ser voice trembling just nough to sell the ari
Eliana’s disgust was written all over her face. She couldn’t believe how shameless Willow was
“What exactly did I steal from you?” she asked, her tune cold and cutting
“The photo in your hand–it’s nine Willow insisted, her voice rising as though she were genuinely wronged.
Eliana’s lips curled into a mocking mile. “Yours! Really? Y
You sure about that?”
i was rush hour for students entering the auditorium, and Willow’s outburst had created an instant spectacle. A small crowd gathered, eager to watch the drama unfold.
