A Farewell After Being Reborn

Sage’s grandfather was the one person in this world who loved her the most. But in her previous life, she hadn’t even had the chance to see him one last time when he’d passed away.

This time, she swore to stay by his side until the end of his days and treat him well. She didn’t want to disappoint him anymore.

Because of her injuries, Sage didn’t dare to visit her grandfather for the time being. She could only suppress her agitation and urgency. She told him she would drop by in a few days.

After hanging up, Sage sat on the balcony and thought about the events of her previous life. When she’d been 18, she’d fallen in love with Ian because he’d rescued her like he was her knight in shining armor. From then on, she’d tried everything she could to win his heart, but to no avail.

When she’d graduated from college, Ian’s grandmother, Linda Johnson, had learned of her feelings for Ian. Linda had pushed for Sage and Ian to marry. From then on, she’d become his wife.

Though Ian despised her, Sage had still dreamed of winning his heart one day. This all changed when Ivy had returned to the country and joined Ian’s company half a year after Sage and Ian married.

The special bond between Ian and Ivy had awakened Sage’s fear of having Ian taken away. She’d started getting anxious and throwing fits. She’d wanted Ian to give her a guarantee.

situation. On the contrary, the fits Sage had thrown and her throwing herself off buildings had only pushed Ian further into Ivy’s arms. He’d spent less and less

Sage had given it one last shot. She’d begged Linda to create

right before they’d left the country, Ivy had become the victim of a robbery and arson case. She’d almost lost

he’d insisted on throwing her behind bars. He’d only relented after Sage’s grandfather and Linda had

on sending her to a mental institution to be “treated” for

that had happened—from her twisted

after seeing

had yet to go mad. None of those irritational things

in the mental institution. She wouldn’t get cancer! She could start her

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next three days recuperating at home. The wounds she’d gotten from jumping off the balcony had pretty much healed completely, and she had a

up since leaving with Ivy three days ago. Surprisingly enough, he’d still

cut Ian out of her life and put an end to this awful

It rang for ages, but no one answered. Then, it hit her. She’d almost forgotten about how Ian almost never answered her calls because he didn’t want her to

she texted him. “Are you free now? Bring your identification and the necessary documents so we can head