Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 344

How could they possibly call it even?

Wendy stared at Serena's retreating back, just like when they were kids.

Serena had stood there, neat and proper, speaking confidently to the village chief about sponsoring her. Meanwhile, Wendy was dressed in filthy clothes, small and helpless.

They were about the same age, but their lives couldn't have been more different.

The village kids used to bump into Wendy's arm and smear mud on her face with a scowl.

"Do you really think that getting sponsored makes you a princess like her? My mom says you'll always be a peasant!"

"Do you think you're lucky? My grandma says the rich folks just needed a pity case to feel good about themselves."

"Look at her. She's so pretty, just like a fairy. You're just a filthy kid crawling out of the mud. Do you really think someone is gonna be kind enough to give you a good life?"

The kids' mocking voices from the past echoed through time, crawling back into her ears like they never left.

Wendy bit down on her lip until all color drained from it, whispering under her breath, "No one is born a princess or a peasant. Serena, I'm not here to make you look good. You ruined me first. How could I just watch you live happily ever after..."

She rambled incoherently, her gaze settling on a few stray cat hairs scattered across the floor.

or the Jansen Group.

also needed regular check- ups at the pet hospital. With her packed schedule, she'd hired a temporary staff

warm sunshine gave

the city. As Serena stepped out of the conference room, Alicia rushed over the

called. Snuggle ran off. It's

froze in shock for

quickly dialing

on endlessly, and nobody

again over a dozen times, but

felt wrong. She rushed straight to the

pet hospital came rushing back

looked everywhere but couldn't find

"What about the security footage? How could he just run

had already pulled

to the client like usual. But they came back inside. We got distracted,

the video, the temporary staff took Snuggle

watching, she quietly

open, and walked

later,