Her Vengeful Rebirth

Chapter 313 Should Have Realized Sooner

His face tense with concern. Kallum took a deep breath and slowly extended his hand toward her. “Callie tell me what’s wrong? I promise you, I’m here for you. I will help you in any way I can! Trust me, I’m willing to do whatever it takes for you!”

His earnest plea hung in the air as Calista suddenly spun around, facing him directly. Kallumn’s hand grasped the empty air as his eyes met hers. At that moment, all his words seemed to catch in his throat, at flicker of fear darting across his purple eyes. “Callic… what’s going on?”

Calista took a step back, a smile playing on her lips, yet her eyes were streaming with tears tinged with a faint red hue. Her expression was hauntingly eerie, almost too much to bear.

Kallum struggled to discern whether she was laughing or crying; her facial muscles were tense, her smile rigid, while her eyes betrayed a profound agony, the kind pushed to the brink of madness. She seemed to stand in a picturesque field of flowers, yet precariously on the edge of a cliff, as if the slightest touch might send her spiraling into an abyss.

“Would you consider using someone you despise, who just happens to be a unique case, as a human test subject to save another person?” Calista’s voice was eerily calm, her blood–tinged tears blending into the flora around her as if they were merely part of the landscape.

blanked for a moment, feeling as if his heart was clenched within an unseen fist. The person before him seemed so delicate, as though she might shatter from a

“I won’t..”

with Sterling, you wanted to utilize him fully before his demise. I merely preempted your plan by killing him first.”

turmoil, his lips pressing tightly together as he instinctively responded. “Because he’s a villain, he

not be a fair comparison,” Calista mused thoughtfully, almost coldly. “You hate her but feel a slight obligation. It’s

on her?” Calista’s hypothetical question hung in the air, laden with implications. “Out of a small sense of responsibility, you’d insist the researcher spare her life after the experiment. If it succeeded, she should be healed immediately that’s the least they could do to compensate her. Maybe others suggested that without becoming a test subject, she might

because of your disdain for her, you never bothered to find out why she fell ill, or even if it was true. You were afraid that if you didn’t use her as a human test subject, she would die. And you were scared of the heartache it would cause others. So, you chose to

of the mindset of those in power, weighing the lesser of

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creeping into his voice. “Can we go home? Let’s see a

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back, causing him to stumble and scrape his knee on a rock, drawing blood. A profound sorrow tore through Kallum as he watched her, his heart