They Erased Me, So I Rewrote My Life Chapter 48

They Erased Me, So I Rewrote My Life Chapter 48

She admitted that she had orchestrated some of the bullying incidents at school herself.

She admitted she had deliberately flaunted our parents’ favoritism in front of me, just to push me into losing control.

She had even been secretly recording family conversations all along, planning to use the recordings to extort money from them after Father lost the election.

Ethan fell apart.

He sent me a long, rambling email that read like a confession.

It was full of remorse, self-blame, and a clarity that had come far too late.

After reading it, I replied with a single sentence.

“I forgive you. But I won’t forget. Take care of your family brand, Ethan.”

Then I blocked his number and all his accounts.

Not because I still wanted revenge.

But because some relationships, once broken, are simply broken.

Forcing them back together only makes the cracks uglier.

Among this chain of shattered relationships, Bryce’s situation was more complicated.

It turned out he had once genuinely liked me.

In my last life, after my disastrous eighteenth birthday, Savannah and the elders of both our families had worked on him together.