Revenge is My Love Language novel Chapter 324

He’d only managed to secure his engagement to Shirley by spinning a web of lies. The West family believed he was Mr. Harrison Lancaster’s favored protégé, which was why they’d handed over their precious daughter without hesitation.

But only his own family knew the truth: the story about being Mr. Harrison Lancaster’s beloved nephew was nothing but a sham.

If anything, Mr. Lancaster would have rather seen him six feet under.

He lived in constant fear that the truth would come out and he’d lose his fiancée. That would be a devastating blow to the family business.

Meanwhile, Anastasia had already stepped inside and found Harrison.

“Darling!” she called, throwing herself into his arms the moment she saw him.

Harrison immediately sensed something was off. He looked down at her, his eyes gentle. “What’s wrong?”

“It’s nothing.” Anastasia shook her head, trying to brush it off.

But her heart felt heavy.

Running into Mr. Jerome had dredged up memories from her past life.

This time around, she’d seen Nora and her daughter’s true colors. She hadn’t blindly trusted them like before. But in her previous life? She’d only realized how foolish she’d been when it was already too late.

Yes, she wasn’t the useless deadweight everyone thought she was. But what did that matter?

Out of sheer stubbornness—trying to prove a point to Gabriel and her grandfather’s family—she’d deliberately hidden her abilities, only helping people in secret. In the end, even the little good she did was stolen from her, and she died alone in the cold, empty streets, not a single soul caring.

Mr. Jerome’s harsh words from her last life rang true: someone like her didn’t deserve to be her mother’s daughter. She’d tarnished her mother’s hard-earned reputation as a healer.

She knew how lucky she was to get a second chance, but thinking back on her mistakes still filled her with guilt and regret. She struggled to keep her emotions in check, but Harrison’s focus was entirely on her. To him, nothing was more important. Of course he noticed something was wrong.

He lifted her chin, his gaze steady. “No lying. Tell me—what’s really going on?”

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