Chapter 26 Best Friend in Her Previous LifeIt was obvious that Ryn knew that the so-called rich man was a pervert old enough to be Roslin's grandfather. She also knew that that old pervert had tortured more than a dozen women to death and that Roslin would suffer the same fate if the Smith family sent her there.
But Ryn still dared to pretend to be so thoughtful and pushed Roslin right over the edge as if she were doing this for her own good.
This was the best friend Roslin grew up with. When she was most helpless, Ryn stabbed her in the back and pushed her into the abyss without hesitation.
In her previous life, Roslin covered all the expenses when Ryn's parents were ill and had to stay in the hospital. Even when Ryn got bullied at Masafield, Roslin stood out to help her stop it.
When Ryn was hurt by a scumbag, Roslin also stood up for her.
Roslin paid for everything whenever Ryn got no money for food, clothes, or school activities.
Under Roslin's protection, Ryn's life was even much better than many rich second generations.
Roslin believed that she did nothing wrong to Ryn, but she never thought that Ryn could be cruel to her.
At that time, Roslin had no clue why Ryn treated her like this.
It was only later that she realized that Ryn had been jealous of her all along. In Ryn's eyes, she should live in hell like her, but Roslin got lucky and actually became the daughter of the Smith family.
For this ridiculous reason, their years of relationship from childhood to adulthood were gone.
Perhaps, they never were true friends. Ryn was only using her all the time.
Roslin hated Linda, but she hated Ryn who was ungrateful even more.
Roslin hated people who betrayed her and be ungrateful the most, while Ryn had both.
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