Chapter 4 Return Ter to Me

• "Sweetheart, whatever you desire, no one can steal from you. If anyone tries, I'll make sure you get it back!"
• Rebecca pulled her close, feeling a pang of sorrow.
• Her beloved daughter had endured so much over the past two decades.
• She vowed to ensure that no more troubles would come her way.
• "Mom, Dad, you've been so kind to me."
• Elaine's heart swelled with warmth.
• In this world, her parents were the ones who treated her best.
• Sadly, in her previous life, she had feelings for Terry.
• She dreamt constantly of marrying him.
• As soon as she came back to the Currans, she made it clear she wouldn't marry anyone except Terry.
• Now, however, she unexpectedly wanted to cancel the marriage.
• They must be struggling to accept it.
• But she wasn't rushing.
• Regardless, she would never marry that awful Terry.
• Elaine was touched as she embraced her parents.
• "Silly girl, if we aren't kind to you, who else would we be?"
• "Elaine, even if you wanted the stars, I would find a way to get them for you," Leon added.
• Alora watched from upstairs as the heartwarming family scene unfolded below, her grip on the railing tightening a bit.
• The love and care of her parents were all hers.
• She was the cherished little princess they had adored for two decades.
• But now, Elaine had taken her place.
• ...
• Elaine talked with her parents for a long time, and she finally felt the genuine joy of being rebirth.
• Her parents had their own tasks to handle.
• She returned to her room, only to find Alora waiting at the door.
• Alora wore a light-colored knee-length skirt, showcasing her slender and graceful figure.
• Her appearance perfectly complemented her style.
• Her small, delicate face, no bigger than a palm, featured dainty, pretty features, and her slight frown made her seem almost sorrowful.
• Especially with the teardrop mole beneath her eye, she looked particularly vulnerable.
• She was well-known in the entertainment industry as a charming little fairy and a rich beauty.
• Unfortunately, her appearance was the result of cosmetic surgery.
• Even the teardrop mole beneath her eye was artificially placed.
• She had spent millions, leaving no sign of her cosmetic surgery.
• "Is there something you need?"
• Elaine noticed her blocking the door and frowned slightly.
• "Yes."
• Alora's voice was soft as she gazed at her face, which was even more flawless than Rebecca's.
• A surge of intense jealousy filled Alora.
• As the youngest and most favored daughter of the Currans, she had everything.
• The only thing she was dissatisfied with was her own face.
• She often lamented how unfair life was.
• Why were all seven of her brothers handsome while she appeared so plain?
• When she was around 12 or 13, she began undergoing cosmetic surgery.
• Despite Rebecca and Leon's objections, they couldn't withstand her tantrums.
• After seven or eight years, she finally achieved a face she was entirely pleased with.
• Yet, standing before Elaine, she felt a sudden wave of insecurity.
• "Speak!" Elaine demanded.
• She was impatient with Alora.
• Alora took a step closer, her pretty face displaying a mournful look.
• "Elaine, could I ask you for a favor?"
• Wasn't this woman trying to use a retreating stance to gain an advantage?
• If so, I would make it hard for her to back out.
• Elaine remained silent.
• She raised an eyebrow slightly, waiting for Alora to continue.
• "Elaine, could you please return Ter to me?"
• Just moments ago, she was adamant about canceling the marriage.
• Now, there should be no reason to refuse, right?
• Elaine stayed quiet.
• Ter?
• That title sounded so creepy.
• "I've known since I was young that I would marry him when I grew up. So, I love him very much. I really can't lose him."
• Alora looked pitiful.
• It seemed that Elaine was the third party who ended her relationship with Terry.
• "Elaine, if you agree to return Ter to me, I will offer you whatever you want."
• "Whatever I want?"
• Elaine gave a mysterious smile.