Hypocritical, Disgusting, and Utterly Unctuous

Before she could finish, Su Qingdai kicked her in the stomach. The sharp heels of her high heels were like knives, cutting into her internal organs. Li Beibei curled up on the ground like a shrimp and coughed up blood profusely.

Then, her consciousness began to blur…

Li Beibei knew that she was dead… her pain disappeared. Her body was light and airy as her soul separated from her body and floated in the air.

She watched as Su Qingdai flipped her body over like a dead fish. After confirming that she was no longer breathing, she said regretfully, "It's too bad she died so quickly. I still have a lot of things I haven't told her. I really want to see this lovestruck idiot know that even your first encounter was a setup. You married her only to legitimately inherit the family assets after her whole family died. Also… I'm already pregnant with your child… How will she react? It's such a pity…"

Chu Xiubai touched Su Qingdai's slightly swollen belly and smiled faintly. "I'll clean up here. You're a pregnant woman; don't be jinxed by such wretched things. Be good and give birth to our child safely. When the coast is clear, I'll give you a grand wedding."

"Hubby, you're the best!"

Li Beibei looked at the two people before her and felt both hatred and disgust. She was really blind in this life. She had misplaced her trust in this a*shole and b*tch, causing her parents to die tragically and her family to fall from grace.

At the thought of her parents, the hatred in Li Beibei's eyes turned into sorrow.

The only thing she had done in her life that disobeyed her parents was to break off the engagement with the Fu family for Chu Xiubai. However, she did not expect to put a fox in the chicken coop and end up losing her family.

Dad, Mom, I'm sorry…

Dad, Mom, will you ever forgive me?

Dad, Mom, we're going to meet soon…

Dad, Mom, I miss you guys so much…

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"Help… Help! Beibei has fallen into the water… Somebody help!"

Li Beibei opened her eyes. From the water, she could vaguely see a person dressed in white on the shore. Although she could not see the person's face clearly, this familiar voice was like a venomous snake burrowing into her ears. She would never forget it.

It was Su Qingdai.

Wasn't she dead? Why could she still hear Su Qingdai's voice?

"Xiubai, save Beibei!. She can't swim!"

It was as if a sharp sword had cut through all the past memories. She was very familiar with this scene.

It happened four years ago when she went with her parents to attend the birthday celebration of Fu Shengting—the patriarch of the Fu family.

She had transmigrated to the first day she met Chu Xiubai!

That day, she had fallen into the swimming pool in the courtyard and was saved by Chu Xiubai. He left a good impression on her because he had saved her life. From then on, their interaction grew. That day was also the beginning of the tragedy of her life.

However, now that she thought about it, she felt that something was amiss when she fell into the water that day. At that time, she only felt that someone had pushed her—it must have been Su Qingdai who pushed her. Chu Xiubai was the first to arrive, so he must have been hiding nearby and waiting. This was simply a setup that the two of them had planned.

In her previous life, she had bitten the bait like a silly fish. She did not expect God to be so good to her and give her a chance to transmigrate. Since that was the case… Today, she shall have her revenge!

Chu Xiubai swam over very quickly. He skillfully grabbed Li Beibei's shoulder from behind and said the same lines as in her previous life, "Don't be afraid. I won't let anything happen to you."

In her previous life—when she heard those words—she thought that an angel had been sent to her and was extremely grateful. But when she heard them this time, she only felt that they were hypocritical and unctuous. It was utterly disgusting!

Chu Xiubai was about to drag Li Beibei to the shore when Li Beibei suddenly grabbed his hair.

The next second, his head was forcefully dunked into the water by Li Beibei.