She Made Me Burn I Sent Her to Freeze Chapter 01

She Made Me Burn I Sent Her to Freeze Chapter 01

After being reborn, I immediately signed up for a luxury expedition tour to McMurdo Station, Antarctica.

In my previous life, my boyfriend’s foster sister used a “System” to forcibly swap her physical sensations with mine.

She intentionally went out in a record-breaking 108°F heatwave to play the saint, handing out water to outdoor workers.

Meanwhile, I sat in a 60°F air-conditioned room, yet I was suffering from heatstroke and losing consciousness.

I begged her to stop, but Vivian just put on an innocent face and said:

“Maya, even if you’re going to lie, at least come up with a better excuse!”

Luke’s tone was filled with utter disdain:

“You’re being so selfish. Just because you have the luxury to hide in the AC all day doesn’t mean you should resent Vivian for sacrificing herself to help others.”

Vivian spent a whole month basking in the scorching sun, and the footage of her “heroic deeds” went viral, touching millions of netizens.

I, on the other hand, died of heatstroke in that air-conditioned room, and my body wasn’t discovered for weeks.

Fine then. Let’s see how you enjoy the “refreshing” -184°F chill of the South Pole!

……

When the confirmation text for my registration popped up, I finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Departure in three days.

In this life, I will make those two je//rks pay.

My body felt like it was about to explode from the heat; sweat soaked through my silk pajamas like a waterfall.

I simply turned off the AC, grabbed my phone, and walked out the door.

Standing under the blinding sun, I let out a cold sneer.

Vivian, did you think you were the only one who could handle the sun?

“Honey, why are you standing out here?”

My boyfriend, Luke, ran toward me, looking anxious and concerned while carrying a large watermelon.

Today was the first day Vivian swapped our sensations.

On this day in my last life, I hadn’t had time to get a check-up at the hospital yet.

I hadn’t discovered it was Vivian’s doing.

Luke, acting like the the ultimate simp,, had immediately rushed to the local Whole Foods to buy a watermelon the moment I cried about the heat.

He put on quite a show.

I didn’t even bother acknowledging him; I just turned around and continued to soak in the sun.

If I have to suffer the heat, I’m going to make sure Vivian suffers too!

Luke continued to urge me:

“Maya, let’s get back inside! You’ll get heatstroke standing out here in this sun!”

“You’ve always been the most heat-sensitive person I know. What’s wrong with you today?”

Oh, so he knew I was sensitive to heat?

Then why, in my past life, when I threw away my dignity and knelt to beg him and Vivian, did they only mock me?

Vivian even filmed me and posted it online. Because it sounded too bizarre to be true, no one believed me, and I became the “The Entitled Princess” in the eyes of the internet.

“Luke, didn’t your sister call me a pampered princess? Said I was just a rich girl who refused to work and did nothing but rot in the AC? Well, I took it to heart. I’m out here getting some vitamin D.”

Since the day I met her, Vivian never gave me a single kind look.

These were all things she had whispered to Luke behind my back.

Luke was stunned by my words.

He could only stammer:

“You… you…”

The commotion attracted a group of retirees who were loitering in the lobby to steal the free AC.

“Girls these days, honestly! Such attention-seekers!”

“Son, you need to put your foot down! Back in my day, a man didn’t let his lady walk all over him. Generation Snowflake has gone soft, I tell ya!”

“Her boyfriend is being sweet enough to take her inside, and she’s throwing a tantrum. How ungrateful!”

The old busybodies looked down their noses at me, as if I were their own disappointing daughter-in-law.

I simply rolled my eyes. Not only did I stay put, but I started jogging in the 108°F heat.

Vivian, I don’t believe you can handle this!

Luke’s face turned beet red with anger, his finger trembling as he pointed at me.

“Fine! I see you’ve lost your mind today.”

He turned and stormed off.

My eyes darkened. He… seemed like he didn’t know yet.

I shook the thoughts from my head. I increased my pace. Usually, when I ran fast, I’d feel a dull ache in my lower abdomen, but now, I felt nothing.

My phone suddenly rang.

I sneered and calmly picked up the FaceTime call.

“Maya! Why on earth are you outside?!”

Vivian’s face was filled with terror as she shrieked.