The housekeeper's son, Henry Rogers, used my family's resources to create his rich and handsome persona.

He spent my parents' money on everything, yet he spread rumors that I was his biggest fan and led others to bully me.

He pushed me into the water at the park. I ended up brain-dead and became a vegetable.

When my parents investigated the culprit, they were framed for stealing confidential documents from a rival company.

The stock prices plummeted, the company went bankrupt overnight. I died after my oxygen was cut off, and my parents were killed in a car crash on their way to the hospital.

When I opened my eyes again, I found myself back before it all happened.

Henry played with a card, boasting to everyone in the class, "I'm taking all of you to the Maldives this weekend."

Watching the excited classmates cheer, I sent a message to my dad to cancel the card.

"Huh! Let's see how long you can keep up the act."

...

"Wow, Henry is really rich and generous."

"Yeah, not only is he good-looking but also so generous. He's the real deal."

...

Amid the cheers, I opened my eyes.

Henry stood tall, holding the card, basking in everyone's compliments.

When our eyes met, he hesitated, then quickly asked in a condescending tone, "Elena, are you coming?"

Everyone's eyes turned to me.

"Oh look, it's Henry's biggest fan. What's she going for? To watch him and the school beauty flaunt their relationship?"

Everyone laughed hysterically.

The familiar scene played out again. I knew it wasn't a hallucination.

I actually came back to life.

Remembering what Henry did in my previous life made me tremble with rage. I clenched my fists tightly.

In my previous life, Henry deliberately spread rumors that I was obsessed with him, causing all the girls who liked him to target and bully me.

I let him take advantage of my family's resources because his mom once saved my mom.

He wore limited-edition clothes, rode with me in luxury cars, and even used my dad's card freely.

Behind my back, he mocked me as the housekeeper's daughter and shamelessly implied that I wanted to sleep with him.

The housekeeper's son became the school's big shot, while I, the heiress, was labeled as his biggest fan.

I only tolerated him out of gratitude to his mom. But my leniency made him bolder until he even wanted us dead.

In this life, I won't put up with his nonsense anymore.

Amidst everyone's laughter, I calmly sent a message to my dad.

[Dad, cancel the card. I don't need it anymore.]

"Huh! Let's see how he takes them to the Maldives."

It's time to expose his fake persona.

In the ninth grade, when my mom fainted while she was out, Henry's mom, Nora Bell, found her and called 911 for help.

The first thing my mom did after she was discharged from the hospital was to find her savior. At the time, Nora was a street cleaner. To repay her, my mom invited her to work as a housekeeper and brought Henry from his hometown to attend school.

Henry lived at my house. My mom specifically reminded me to be accommodating to him.

I understood the importance of gratitude, so I made sure he enjoyed the same treatment as I did. I gave in to him in everything and indulged him.

To my surprise, our indulgence turned him into a greedy, ungrateful person.

Not only did he take my dad's card and spend recklessly, but he also spread rumors about me, belittling and humiliating me.

This led to my classmates isolating and bullying me, while he, posing as a wealthy young master, enjoyed everyone's admiration and praise.

I thought about explaining, but he used the excuse, "My mom saved your mom's life, so you owe us," to make me give in to him.

I remembered my mom's advice and didn't expose his true identity. I focused entirely on my studies.

But I didn't expect he would secretly instruct girls who liked him to bully me, including his girlfriend, the school beauty Leah Torres.

Leah's dad was the principal, so no one controlled her. She often brought people to corner me in the bathroom and shove my head into the toilet.

She warned me not to make a move on Henry.

At that time, my parents were always working out of town. To avoid worrying them, I didn't tell them about these incidents.

I didn't expect my tolerance to embolden Leah. One time, Henry ordered her to shove my head into the toilet until I suffocated and collapsed before letting me go.

Due to prolonged oxygen deprivation, I became a vegetable and never woke up again.

When my parents went to the school to investigate the culprits, Henry feared he would be found out. He called his mom and had her place confidential documents from a rival company in my dad's study, framing him for plagiarism.

He also teamed up with the rival company to post the incident online, causing my dad's reputation to plummet, the company's stock to crash, and the business to go bankrupt overnight.

While the nurse was away, Henry secretly unplugged my oxygen tube. I died miserably on that hospital bed.

My parents were devastated. It was as if they aged overnight. On their rushed way to the hospital to see me, they were hit and killed by a car driven by someone Henry had hired.

The driver fled the scene and was never caught. Meanwhile, Henry took the money from the rival company. He went abroad to study and lived a happy life with his mom.

My family of three died tragically, while the person responsible for our deaths lived a good life. I could not rest in peace.

Fortunately, the heavens showed mercy and granted me a second chance at life.

This time, I will make sure Henry pays for what he did in blood!

My dad canceled the card, but Henry didn't know. He even gathered all the classmates' info and started booking flights in front of them using a mobile app.

The classmates were beyond excited. It was their first time traveling abroad, and someone was booking the tickets for them. They were practically treating him like a hero, showering him with endless praise.

"I've never been abroad before. Thank you, Henry, for giving me this opportunity."

"It's such a blessing to be in the same class as Henry. I want to be his classmate in my next life too."

"Yeah, Henry's great. He's rich, generous, and kind. I'm sticking with him from now on."

Henry held his head high, basking in the compliments and admiration. He couldn't hide the smug smile on his face.

"No problem. Stick with me, and you'll be living the good life."

Everyone erupted in excitement, all pledging their loyalty.

I was doing my homework. When I saw Henry looking so smug, I couldn't help but chuckle. I wondered how he would handle the situation when he realized he couldn't pay in front of everyone.

One classmate noticed me and mocked sarcastically, "What are you laughing at? Are you jealous that Henry is nice to us and ignores you?"

"Exactly, you're just the housekeeper's daughter, yet you shamelessly ride Henry's luxury car every day. If it were up to me, I'd have kicked you out long ago."

"Don't book her ticket. She might get jealous of Leah and ruin everyone's mood."

"Yeah, people like her who don't know gratitude and overstep their boundaries shouldn't go. She deserves to stay clueless forever."

Henry waved his hand generously, not at all worried that I might expose him.

"It's fine, one extra ticket won't break the bank."

"Huh, I've been to the Maldives so often that I'm bored. Some people are so hyped. I wonder who's the one who's never seen the world."

Twirling my pen, I smiled. "Yeah, Henry's family is so rich. How could they be short on a little cash?

"Go ahead and pay then. Just don't end up biting off more than you can chew."

Henry didn't get a chance to speak before the other classmates jumped to his defense.

"What a joke! Henry's so rich. The Rolls-Royce he drives to school must cost millions.

"And that Rolex on his wrist? It's worth at least six or seven hundred thousand. There's no way he can't afford these plane tickets.

"I bet she confessed to Henry and got rejected. Now she's just talking nonsense, haha."

Everyone burst into laughter.

"Henry, go ahead and pay in front of her. Show her the real difference between a wealthy heir and a housekeeper's daughter."

Others joined in, "Yeah, make her so ashamed she wants to disappear."

Henry was basking in all the attention.

But what he didn't know was the higher he climbed, the harder the fall.

To humiliate me, Henry even projected his phone screen onto the wall. He smugly waved his black card, entered the account number, and said, "Watch closely. I'm about to pay."

The classmates all craned their necks, holding their breath. Their eyes were fixed on the screen, ready to watch him play and prove me wrong.

I just smiled, calm and composed.

The classroom became eerily quiet, you could hear a pin drop.

Henry entered the password in front of everyone and hit the pay button.