"Damien, Sophia doesn't want you to marry ," said Juliet as she cried.
'Ignore her. Let's just get engaged. Once she runs out of ideas, she'll be back."
Damien thought I was doing this on purpose to ss with their engagent dinner plans.
He had already announced his engagent dinner for everyone to know. He thought once things were set in motion, I would stop bothering him.
However, he had no idea that I had given up on him a long ti ago.
If I were still alive, I would be on a plane leaving the country by now.
"Damien, why does Sophia hate ? First, she pushed down the stairs and almost got killed."
"Now, she's doing this to stop us from getting engaged. If Aunty Lisa finds out, she would never agree to it."
Juliet continued crying.
Damien looked even angrier now. "What else can she do besides using tricks on my mother?"
I sneered. I couldn't even bother to explain now.
He couldn't hear what I had to say anyway.
He wouldn't even listen to when I was still alive, let alone now that I was dead.
Damien and Juliet entered the bedroom, and I sabon the couch, feeling defeated.
Occasional laughter ca from the bedroom, and it felt like a sharp knife slicing my soul away.
Looking down at my belly, I could feel my soul shaking.
The child that didn't even have the chance to form disappeared with just like that.
If Damien found out I was dead while carrying his child, I was sure that he would sleep peacefully.
After all, soone finally helped him to get rid of the thorn in his side.
At three in the morning, Damien's phone rang.
"Hello?" Damien answered with annoyance.
"Mr. Coleman, we've found the headless body of a woman by Jadebrook River. The bracelet on the wrist has been confird to belong to your sister, Sophia. Please co over and identify the body."
Damien shot up from the bed, and his breathing beca rapid.
The thunder roared, and the lighting struck outside. Damien suddenly had a major headache.
"Sophia?"
For a split second, when a bolt of lightning struck the earth, Damien felt as if he saw a figure in the living room.
It looked like Sophia.
I was confused and looked at Damien. Could he see ?
Soon after that, he cursed and picked up his jacket, preparing to leave.
Juliet was also awake on the bed. She walked out without wearing any shoes.
"Oh, Sophia. You shouldn't bla . You should bla Damien for being too perfect."
"Who wouldn't want him for herself? I also didn't think you would be so stupid and actually believe . Serves you right for being dead!"
Infuriated, I rushed toward her. I tried to grab her neck with all I had and cried, "It's you! You killed ! I'm going to kill you!"
I did everything I could think of to kill this woman who caused my miserable death. However, there was nothing I could do. I couldn't even lay a finger on her.
I couldn't have my revenge. I couldn't do anything at all.
anwhile, Damien had reached the police station.
"The deceased was violated before she passed. The clothes on her body don't belong to her as well."
Damien stood tensely next to the mortuary table. "Sophia lost this bracelet two months ago."
"Are you sure this is the one?" the police asked.
"Yes. It used to belong to my grandmother."
The bracelet was ant to be passed to the future daughter-in-law of the Coleman family. After all, Damien was the one who gave it to Sophia when she was 18 years old.
"Sophia has... a mole on her right chest." Damien fell silent for a long while before saying my identifying features. "She has a red birthmark on... the left side of her pubic area."
He told the police that I was his sister. But how could a brother possibly know such a hidden and private birthmark?
The police were stunned. After exchanging glances, they let the coroner continue checking the body.
"If what you described were true, then this body doesn't belong to Sophia Milford."
Damien slowly closed his eyes. It was obvious that he let out a sigh of relief.
"Mr. Coleman, you seem to be hiding a lot from us." The police in charge of the case frowned and brought Damien out of the room.
"What's the real relationship between you and Sophia?"
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