Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 7 His Rival Scoops Me Up I owned a villa by Willowbrook Lake. It was a gift from my parents, and it was finally proving useful.

Once I arrived, the chauffeur offered to help me move in, but I just wanted to do it alone. So, I found an excuse to send him off and started moving the boxes myself.

The boxes weren't too heavy, but the constant trips up and down were exhausting since the bedroom was on the second floor. I was already panting by the second round.

As I stood in front of the third box catching my breath, a surprised male voice came from behind me. "Jane?"

Why did the voice sound so familiar? I turned around in confusion, and when I saw the tall man in a white shirt and black pants walking toward me, I froze.

Eric Flint? What was he doing here?

Eric and I went to the same college. He was the president of the student council while Jeremiah was the vice president. The two often clashed over work and constantly fought. Over time, they became mortal enemies.

Since Jeremiah disliked Eric, I never got close to him. We were just acquaintances who exchanged polite nods though we crossed paths frequently.

But he was the one who extended a helping hand during my lowest moments in my past life. Now that I saw Eric, it almost felt like he radiated the glow of a savior.

it is you. I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me." He approached, and his gaze landed

answered truthfully,

seemed to instantly understand. He raised an eyebrow and said in a teasing tone, "Splitting up already? What happened? Is Jeremiah

verbal sparring, and that was why he detested Eric so

seemed he had caught wind of

Jeremiah and Elsa's relationship. Yet Jeremiah insisted on

for his deceptions in

replied, "He didn't kick me out. I decided to move out, but his mistress moving in isn't far

figured that once we got a divorce, Elsa would waste no time claiming my place as Jeremiah's

arm intercepted

effortlessly hoisted the box

him from behind. It suddenly struck me that

past life, I often came here to recover from heartbreak and even ran into him several times. But I didn't expect to see him again

I missed a step and slipped. My body lurched forward, and my knees slammed into the

box and rushed over to help