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✨From a betrayed housewife to a brilliant Harvard-bound scholar! 📚 In "After I Took Back My Love," Eleanor finally realizes that giving her all to an ungrateful family isn't worth it. Given a second chance at life, she drops the dead weight, chases her own dreams, and builds a future of pure self-worth. Watch her glow-up and grab the ultimate, satisfying revenge: living her best life! 👑💅
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✨From a betrayed housewife to a brilliant Harvard-bound scholar! 📚 In "After I Took Back My Love," Eleanor finally realizes that giving her all to an ungrateful family isn't worth it. Given a second chance at life, she drops the dead weight, chases her own dreams, and builds a future of pure self-worth. Watch her glow-up and grab the ultimate, satisfying revenge: living her best life! 👑💅
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00:04On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
00:09They were all gene editing diagrams William had drawn by hand, stroke by stroke.
00:14He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
00:19But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
00:23Wipe your hands. I'll handle it.
00:26The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
00:31Sweet Fofy, your plush toys are too old. Let's throw them away, okay?
00:37Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls.
00:39Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
00:41Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
00:47What a good boy.
00:48Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
00:53When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
00:59Now they were all thrown into the trash.
01:02At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
01:07William poured sparkling water for her and prepared her napkin.
01:11His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
01:16At night, the four of them swung in the backyard and looked at the stars.
01:21When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
01:26What was even more absurd was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
01:31Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts, and William only said it was fine.
01:36The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
01:40And not one of them complained.
01:42William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
01:49Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
01:53Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long,
01:56and she still can't compare to a few days with Miss Kentington.
02:01Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
02:05I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
02:08Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
02:11She nodded with a pale face.
02:13But her heart still fell for him.
02:16After the wedding, she cooked for him herself,
02:19ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems,
02:21and helped him organize his lab data.
02:24During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth
02:26and signed the surgical consent form alone.
02:29One month after her rebirth,
02:30every servant at the Westchester estate noticed that Mrs. Harrington had changed.
02:35She no longer got up at 5.30 in the morning to make breakfast.
02:39She no longer pushed the children to study.
02:42She no longer drove to the university to deliver nutritious meals to William.
02:46Even when Winslow and Sophie fell off their horses and got concussions,
02:50she only calmly told the housekeeper to take them to the hospital.
02:53A night of wind and snow passed.
02:54William pushed the door open and stepped inside.
02:57He took off his coat and finally looked toward Eleanor,
03:00who was reading by the fireplace.
03:03What has been going on with you lately?
03:04Eleanor's hand paused on the page.
03:06Under the dim yellow light, the man in the white shirt looked cool and aristocratic.
03:11But his voice was as cold as a timer in a lab.
03:16Nothing. I've just been a little busy.
03:18Her calm distance made William's brows tighten.
03:20In his memory, Winslow and Sophie were the people she cared about most.
03:25But now the children had concussions.
03:28And she seemed completely unmoved.
03:31Mrs. Harrington has been like a different person lately.
03:34Last week was her birthday.
03:35She baked a lemon cake herself,
03:37but Mr. Harrington took the children skiing with Ms. Kensington instead.
03:40Who could feel fine after that?
03:42Lydia is my mentor's daughter.
03:45I was only doing it out of friendship.
03:51You're not telling the truth.
03:53We're husband and wife.
03:55If you have something to say, say it.
03:58Husband and wife.
04:00Eleanor thought of the marriage certificate in the safe,
04:03the one with William and Lydia's names on it,
04:06and almost laughed.
04:07Before she could speak, the study door was shoved open.
04:10You're so mean!
04:12I was in the hospital and you didn't even come see me!
04:16I hate you!
04:17Winslow stood to the side.
04:19His eyes red.
04:20His lips pressed tight.
04:22William was about to stop her.
04:23But Eleanor spoke first.
04:25Then go find Ms. Kendington.
04:27Let her take care of you.
04:31Do you mean that?
04:33I do.
04:34Sophie burst into tears.
04:36Sobbing as she screamed that Eleanor was the worst mother in the world.
04:39She cried until she could barely breathe.
04:41But Eleanor did not react at all.
04:43Fine.
04:44Suit yourself.
04:48Winslow called Dad twice.
04:50But no one answered.
04:51Anxious, he looked back at Eleanor and glared at her.
04:56Why do you always have to fight with Dad?
05:00You should go too.
05:02You...
05:03You didn't used to be like this.
05:05Eleanor did not answer.
05:07She simply shut him outside the door.
05:10She leaned back on the chaise and looked at the family portrait on the wall.
05:14Remembering her last life.
05:17The Sinclair family went bankrupt.
05:19She was forced to drop out of school.
05:22And her stepfather wanted to marry her off to a 63-year-old hedge fund manager.
05:26It was William Harrington who saved her, saying he had chosen her as his wife.
05:31He was not only the heir to the Harrington family, but also Columbia University's chief scientist.
05:36A genius in gene editing, everyone envied her.
05:39But on the first day of their marriage, William said,
05:42I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
05:45Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
05:48She nodded with a pale face.
05:50But her heart still fell for him.
05:53After the wedding, she cooked for him herself.
05:56Ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his lab data.
06:01During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth and signed for surgical consent form alone.
06:06Later, when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, she kept it to herself and secretly went for treatment.
06:13At the end of her life, she lay in a hospice ward, her hair completely white.
06:18On the television, William had just won the Nobel Prize in medicine.
06:22While Winslow and Sophie had received their Ivy League acceptance letters,
06:25the host asked whom he wanted to thank most.
06:29The person I am most grateful to is my wife Lydia.
06:32She was my first love, and she is the love of my life.
06:36Did I just hear that wrong?
06:41This is what you owe Dad.
06:43Miss Kensington is the one who registered her marriage with him at City Hall.
06:47You came later.
06:48We have to catch a flight to Dad and Miss Kensington's wedding in Napa Valley.
06:54On the day she died, that grand wedding was playing on television.
06:58She closed her eyes in agony.
07:02After being reborn, she did only two things.
07:05Register for the graduate entrance exam, and apply to graduate school.
07:09Then go to the social security office, to replace her social security card, and apply for a new passport.
07:14She had already taken the exam in secret.
07:17In one week, the admissions result would be out.
07:22I'll leave this family for good.
07:24As she was thinking, a commotion rose outside the door.
07:31Madam, Mr. Harrington asks that you clear out the master bedroom for Miss Kensington.
07:35You are to move to the guest room.
07:37Alright.
07:38Mr. Harrington said, you should move your things yourself.
07:43Eleanor nodded, quickly packed a few clothes and her books.
07:46Then picked up the box, and prepared to leave.
07:49Before she reached the door, a hand struck hers hard, and everything fell to the floor.
07:54She looked up, and saw Lydia Kensington.
07:58Eleanor, long time no see.
08:00Eleanor crouched down to pick up her books.
08:03Eleanor, you're still so capable.
08:05Unlike me, all I know how to do is spend William's money.
08:08Even when you were having a difficult delivery, he was thinking of me.
08:12He transferred most of the family assets into a trust for me to manage, and even let me join the
08:18research institute.
08:19Eleanor flinched from the pain, and shook her off.
08:22Lydia staggered backward, and fell right into William's arms as he rushed over.
08:27Winslow and Sophie followed behind him, surrounding her with weird faces.
08:32Lydia, are you alright?
08:34I'm tired.
08:34I'm fine.
08:38William, maybe I should just leave.
08:40Eleanor doesn't seem to welcome me.
08:42William looked at Eleanor in silence.
08:45Eleanor withdrew her gaze from her son and daughter, and hid her bruised hand behind her back.
08:50I'm not unwilling.
08:52I'll leave right away.
08:56You're really moving out?
08:58You're leaving all this behind too?
09:00It was the only gift he had ever given her.
09:03Back then, she had been so happy she couldn't sleep all night.
09:06You're the one who told me to clear out the room.
09:08I'm not the one abandoning it.
09:10Then why aren't you taking it with you?
09:13There are too many things.
09:14I can't carry them.
09:16Sophie ran over.
09:17When she saw her plush toy in the box, her little face flushed red.
09:21She's throwing my things away!
09:23If you keep acting like this, I'll never go to science camp again!
09:28You're a bad mom!
09:30You're not even as good as Lydia's little finger!
09:33I'm gonna live with Lydia from now on!
09:35If this had been before, those words would have torn her heart apart.
09:39But now, she was already exhausted.
09:43Do whatever you want.
09:47The moment she stepped into the guest room, the housekeeper locked the door.
09:52Madam, Mr. Harrington said that since you pushed Miss Kendington, you need to calm down in here tonight.
09:58Eleanor did not respond.
09:59She lay on the bed and listened to the rain.
10:02In her dream, William promised her love and respect.
10:04But in the end, there was only her lying alone on a hospital bed while, on television.
10:10Her husband walked toward the wedding hall, hand in hand with Lydia.
10:13She laughed until tears fell, then murmured aloud.
10:19If there is another life, I will never love you again.
10:25Not love me?
10:27Eleanor, say that again.
10:28Don't open your eyes.
10:30Eleanor forced herself not to open her eyes.
10:33He saw that her eyes were closed, so she had only been talking in her sleep.
10:37He let out a breath.
10:39William, what are you doing?
10:42Are you worried about Eleanor?
10:44This is all my fault.
10:48This isn't your fault.
10:54William, if Eleanor finds out that you and I registered our marriage, will she be angry?
10:59It was an emergency then.
11:01Your father wanted to see you married before he died.
11:04Even if Eleanor knew, she wouldn't blame you.
11:07Don't worry. She won't blame him.
11:09Not for the rest of her life.
11:11On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
11:15They were all gene editing diagrams William had drawn by hand, stroke by stroke.
11:21He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
11:25But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
11:30Wipe your hands. I'll handle it.
11:33The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
11:38Sweet Fofy, your plush toys are too old.
11:41Let's throw them away, okay?
11:44Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
11:48Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
11:53What a good boy.
11:55Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
12:00When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
12:05Now they were all thrown into the trash.
12:08At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head, and laid out utensils for the two children.
12:14William poured sparkling water for her, and prepared her napkin.
12:18His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
12:23At night, the four of them swung in the backyard, and looked at the stars.
12:27When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
12:33What was even more absurd, was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
12:38Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts, and William only said it was fine.
12:43The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
12:47And not one of them complained.
12:49William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
12:55Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
13:00Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long, and she still can't compare to a few days
13:04with Miss Kentington.
13:08Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
13:12That day, William pushed open the courtyard gate, his tone somewhat gentler.
13:17Enough. This has gone on long enough.
13:20I'm busy with work.
13:22From now on, you'll take care of the children again.
13:25Lydia is young and can't manage it.
13:27A belated birthday gift.
13:29Starting tomorrow, everything goes back to normal. This ends here.
13:32Eleanor looked at the bracelet.
13:34If this had been her last life, she would have been so happy.
13:37She couldn't sleep all night. Now it only feels ironic.
13:42I don't want it.
13:44Why?
13:45I'm not interested anymore.
13:48William frowned, and forced it into her hand.
13:51Eleanor turned her head away, and remained silent.
13:54William stared hard at her calm profile, a tight ache in his chest.
13:58In the end, he abruptly turned and left.
14:01She told the housekeeper to take the thing away, and continued reading.
14:09Madam! Hurry to the back hill!
14:11Winslow and Sophie fell into the river!
14:19On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
14:24They were all gene editing diagrams.
14:26William had drawn by hand, stroke by stroke.
14:29He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
14:34But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
14:38Wipe your hands. I'll handle it.
14:42The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
14:46Sweet Fofie, your plush toys are too old.
14:50Let's throw them away, okay?
14:52Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls.
14:54Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
14:56Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
15:02What a good boy.
15:03Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
15:08When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
15:14Now they were all thrown into the trash.
15:17At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
15:22William poured sparkling water for her and prepared her napkin.
15:26His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
15:31At night, the four of them swung in the backyard and looked at the stars.
15:36When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
15:40What was even more absurd was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
15:46Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts, and William only said it was fine.
15:51The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
15:55And not one of them complained.
15:57William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
16:04Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
16:08Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long, and she still can't compare to a few days
16:12with Miss Kentington.
16:16Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
16:20I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
16:23Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
16:26She nodded with a pale face, but her heart still fell for him.
16:30After the wedding, she cooked for him herself, ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his
16:38lab data.
16:39During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth and signed for surgical consent form alone.
16:44One month after her rebirth, every servant at the Westchester estate noticed that Mrs. Harrington had changed.
16:50She no longer got up at 5.30 in the morning to make breakfast.
16:54She no longer pushed the children to study.
16:56She no longer drove to the university to deliver nutritious meals to William, even when Winslow and Sophie fell off
17:03their horses and got concussions.
17:04She only calmly told the housekeeper to take them to the hospital.
17:08A night of wind and snow passed.
17:10William pushed the door open and stepped inside.
17:12He took off his coat and finally looked toward Eleanor, who was reading by the fireplace.
17:18What has been going on with you lately?
17:20Eleanor's hand paused on the page, under the dim yellow light.
17:23The man in the white shirt looked cool and aristocratic, but his voice was as cold as a timer in
17:28a lab.
17:30Nothing.
17:31I've just been a little busy.
17:33Her calm distance made William's brows tighten.
17:36In his memory, Winslow and Sophie were the people she cared about most.
17:40But now the children had concussions.
17:43And she seemed completely unmoved.
17:46Mrs. Harrington has been like a different person lately.
17:49Last week was her birthday.
17:50She baked a lemon cake herself, but Mr. Harrington took the children skiing with Miss Kensington instead.
17:55Who could feel fine after that?
17:57Lydia is my mentor's daughter.
18:00I was only doing it out of friendship.
18:06You're not telling the truth.
18:08We're husband and wife.
18:10If you have something to say, say it.
18:13Husband and wife.
18:15Eleanor thought of the marriage certificate in the safe, the one with William and Lydia's names on it.
18:21And almost laughed.
18:22Before she could speak, the study door was shoved open.
18:26You're so mean!
18:27I was in the hospital and you didn't even come see me! I hate you!
18:32Winslow stood to the side.
18:34His eyes red.
18:35His lips pressed tight.
18:37William was about to stop her.
18:38But Eleanor spoke first.
18:40Then go find Miss Kensington.
18:42Let her take care of you.
18:46Do you mean that?
18:48I do.
18:49I do.
18:50Sophie burst into tears, sobbing as she screamed that Eleanor was the worst mother in the world.
18:54She cried until she could barely breathe.
18:56But Eleanor did not react at all.
18:58Fine.
18:59Suit yourself.
19:03Winslow called Dad twice.
19:05But no one answered.
19:06Anxious, he looked back at Eleanor and glared at her.
19:11Why do you always have to fight with Dad?
19:15You should go too.
19:17You didn't used to be like this.
19:20Eleanor did not answer.
19:22She simply shut him outside the door.
19:25She leaned back on the chase and looked at the family portrait on the wall.
19:29Remembering her last life.
19:32The Sinclair family went bankrupt.
19:35She was forced to drop out of school.
19:37And her stepfather wanted to marry her off to a 63-year-old hedge fund manager.
19:41It was William Harrington who saved her, saying he had chosen her as his wife.
19:46He was not only the heir to the Harrington family, but also Columbia University's chief scientist.
19:51A genius in gene editing, everyone envied her.
19:54But on the first day of their marriage, William said,
19:57I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
20:00Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
20:03She nodded with a pale face.
20:06But her heart still fell for him.
20:08After the wedding, she cooked for him herself.
20:11Ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his lab data.
20:16During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth and signed for surgical consent form alone.
20:21Later, when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, she kept it to herself and secretly went for treatment.
20:28At the end of her life, she lay in a hospice ward, her hair completely white.
20:33On the television, William had just won the Nobel Prize in medicine.
20:37While Winslow and Sophie had received their Ivy League acceptance letters, the host asked whom he wanted to thank most.
20:44The person I am most grateful to is my wife, Lydia.
20:47She was my first love, and she is the love of my life.
20:51Did I just hear that wrong?
20:56This is what you owe Dad.
20:58Miss Kensington is the one who registered her marriage with him at City Hall.
21:02You came later.
21:03We have to catch a flight to Dad and Miss Kensington's wedding in Napa Valley.
21:09On the day she died, that grand wedding was playing on television.
21:13She closed her eyes in agony.
21:17After being reborn, she did only two things.
21:20Register for the graduate entrance exam, and apply to graduate school.
21:24Then go to the social security office to replace her social security card, and apply for a new passport.
21:29She had already taken the exam in secret.
21:32In one week, the admissions result would be out.
21:37I'll leave this family for good.
21:39As she was thinking, a commotion rose outside the door.
21:45Madam, Mr. Harrington asks that you clear out the master bedroom for Miss Kensington.
21:50You are to move to the guest room.
21:52Alright.
21:53Mr. Harrington said you should move your things yourself.
21:58Eleanor nodded, quickly packed a few clothes and her books.
22:01Then picked up the box, and prepared to leave.
22:04Before she reached the door, a hand struck hers hard, and everything fell to the floor.
22:09She looked up, and saw Lydia Kensington.
22:13Eleanor?
22:14Long time no see.
22:15Eleanor crouched down to pick up her books.
22:18Eleanor, you're still so capable.
22:20Unlike me, all I know how to do is spend William's money.
22:23Even when you were having a difficult delivery, he was thinking of me.
22:27He transferred most of the family assets into a trust for me to manage,
22:31and even let me join the research institute.
22:34Eleanor flinched from the pain, and shook her off.
22:37Lydia staggered backward, and fell right into William's arms as he rushed over.
22:42Winslow and Sophie followed behind him, surrounding her with worried faces.
22:47Lydia, are you alright?
22:49I'm fine.
22:53William, maybe I should just leave.
22:55Eleanor doesn't seem to welcome me.
22:57William looked at Eleanor in silence.
23:00Eleanor withdrew her gaze from her son and daughter, and hid her bruised hand behind her back.
23:05I'm not willing.
23:07I'll leave right away.
23:11You're really moving out?
23:13You're leaving all this behind too?
23:15It was the only gift he had ever given her.
23:18Back then, she had been so happy she couldn't sleep all night.
23:21You're the one who told me to clear out the room.
23:23I'm not the one abandoning it.
23:25Then why aren't you taking it with you?
23:28There are too many things.
23:29I can't carry them.
23:31Sophie ran over.
23:32When she saw her plush toy in the box, her little face flushed red.
23:36She's throwing my things away!
23:38If you keep acting like this, I'll never go to science camp again!
23:43You're a bad mom!
23:45You're not even as good as Lydia's little finger!
23:48I'm gonna live with Lydia from now on!
23:50If this had been before, those words would have torn her heart apart.
23:54But now, she was already exhausted.
23:58Do whatever you want.
24:02The moment she stepped into the guest room, the housekeeper locked the door.
24:07Madam, Mr. Harrington said that since you pushed Ms. Kendington, you need to calm down in here tonight.
24:13Eleanor did not respond.
24:14She lay on the bed and listened to the rain.
24:17In her dream, William promised her love and respect.
24:20But in the end, there was only her lying alone in a hospital bed while, on television.
24:25Her husband walked toward the wedding hall, hand in hand with Lydia.
24:28She laughed until tears fell, then murmured aloud.
24:34If there is another life, I will never love you again.
24:40Not love me?
24:42Eleanor, say that again.
24:43Don't open your eyes.
24:45Eleanor forced herself not to open her eyes.
24:48He saw that her eyes were closed, so she had only been talking in her sleep.
24:52He let out a breath.
24:54William, what are you doing?
24:57Are you worried about Eleanor?
24:59This is all my fault.
25:03This isn't your fault.
25:09William, if Eleanor finds out that you and I registered our marriage, will she be angry?
25:14It was an emergency then.
25:16Your father wanted to see you married before he died.
25:19Even if Eleanor knew she wouldn't blame you.
25:22Don't worry. She won't blame him.
25:24Not for the rest of her life.
25:26On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
25:31They were all gene editing diagrams.
25:33William had drawn by hand, stroke by stroke.
25:36He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
25:40But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
25:45Wipe your hands. I'll handle it.
25:48The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
25:53Sweet Fofie, your plush toys are too old.
25:57Let's throw them away, okay?
25:58Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
26:02Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
26:08What a good boy.
26:10Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
26:15When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
26:20Now they were all thrown into the trash.
26:23At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
26:29William poured sparkling water for her and prepared her napkin.
26:33His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
26:38At night, the four of them swung in the backyard and looked at the stars.
26:43When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
26:48What was even more absurd was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
26:53Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts, and William only said it was fine.
26:58The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
27:02And not one of them complained.
27:04William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
27:10Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
27:15Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long, and she still can't compare to a few days
27:19with Miss Kentington.
27:23Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
27:27That day, William pushed open the courtyard gate, his tone somewhat gentler.
27:32Enough. This has gone on long enough.
27:35I'm busy with work.
27:37From now on, you'll take care of the children again.
27:40Lydia is young and can't manage it.
27:42A belated birthday gift.
27:44Starting tomorrow, everything goes back to normal. This ends here.
27:47Eleanor looked at the bracelet.
27:49If this had been her last life, she would have been so happy.
27:52She couldn't sleep all night. Now it only feels ironic.
27:57I don't want it.
27:59Why?
28:01I'm not interested anymore.
28:02William frowned, and forced it into her hand.
28:06Eleanor turned her head away, and remained silent.
28:09William stared hard at her calm profile, a tight ache in his chest.
28:13In the end, he abruptly turned and left.
28:16She told the housekeeper to take the thing away, and continued reading.
28:24Madam!
28:25Hurry to the back hill!
28:26Winslow and Sophie fell into the river!
28:34On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
28:39They were all gene editing diagrams William had drawn by hand, stroke by stroke.
28:44He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
28:49But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
28:54Wipe your hands.
28:55Wipe your hands.
28:55I'll handle it.
28:57The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
29:01Sweet Fofy, your plush toys are too old.
29:05Let's throw them away, okay?
29:07Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls.
29:09Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
29:11Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
29:17What a good boy.
29:18Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
29:23When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
29:29Now they were all thrown into the trash.
29:32At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
29:37William poured sparkling water for her, and prepared her napkin.
29:41His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
29:46At night, the four of them swung in the backyard, and looked at the stars.
29:51When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
29:56What was even more absurd, was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
30:01Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts.
30:04And William only said it was fine.
30:06The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
30:10And not one of them complained.
30:12William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
30:19Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
30:23Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long, and she still can't compare to a few days
30:27with Miss Kentington.
30:30Sigh.
30:31Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
30:35I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
30:38Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
30:41She nodded with a pale face, but her heart still fell for him.
30:46After the wedding, she cooked for him herself, ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his
30:53lab data.
30:54During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth, and signed the surgical consent form alone.
30:58One month after her rebirth, every servant at the Westchester estate noticed that Mrs. Harrington had changed.
31:05She no longer got up at 5.30 in the morning to make breakfast.
31:09She no longer pushed the children to study.
31:12She no longer drove to the university to deliver nutritious meals to William.
31:16Even when Winslow and Sophie fell off their horses, and got concussions, she only calmly told the housekeeper to take
31:22them to the hospital.
31:23A night of wind and snow passed.
31:25William pushed the door open, and stepped inside.
31:27He took off his coat, and finally looked toward Eleanor, who was reading by the fireplace.
31:33What has been going on with you lately?
31:34Eleanor's hand paused on the page, under the dim yellow light.
31:38The man in the white shirt looked cool and aristocratic, but his voice was as cold as a timer in
31:43a lab.
31:45Nothing.
31:46I've just been a little busy.
31:48Her calm distance made William's brows tighten.
31:51In his memory, Winslow and Sophie were the people she cared about most.
31:55But now the children had concussions.
31:58And she seemed completely unmoved.
32:01Mrs. Harrington has been like a different person lately.
32:04Last week was her birthday.
32:05She baked a lemon cake herself, but Mr. Harrington took the children skiing with Ms. Kensington instead.
32:10Who could feel fine after that?
32:13Lydia is my mentor's daughter.
32:15I was only doing it out of friendship.
32:21You're not telling the truth.
32:23We're husband and wife.
32:25If you have something to say, say it.
32:28Husband and wife!
32:30Eleanor thought of the marriage certificate in the safe, the one with William and Lydia's names on it.
32:36And almost laughed.
32:37Before she could speak, the study door was shoved open.
32:41You're so mean!
32:42I was in the hospital and you didn't even come see me! I hate you!
32:47Winslow stood to the side.
32:49His eyes red, his lips pressed tight.
32:52William was about to stop her, but Eleanor spoke first.
32:55Then go find Ms. Kendington.
32:57Let her take care of you.
33:01Do you mean that?
33:03I do.
33:04Sophie burst into tears, sobbing as she screamed that Eleanor was the worst mother in the world.
33:09She cried until she could barely breathe, but Eleanor did not react at all.
33:13Fine. Suit yourself.
33:18Winslow called Dad twice, but no one answered.
33:21Anxious, he looked back at Eleanor and glared at her.
33:26Why do you always have to fight with Dad?
33:30You should go too.
33:32You didn't used to be like this.
33:35Eleanor did not answer.
33:37She simply shut him outside the door.
33:40She leaned back on the chaise and looked at the family portrait on the wall.
33:45Remembering her last life.
33:47The Sinclair family went bankrupt.
33:50She was forced to drop out of school.
33:52And her stepfather wanted to marry her off to a 63-year-old hedge fund manager.
33:56It was William Harrington who saved her, saying he had chosen her as his wife.
34:01He was not only the heir to the Harrington family, but also Columbia University's chief scientist.
34:06A genius in gene editing, everyone envied her.
34:09But on the first day of their marriage, William said,
34:12I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
34:15Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
34:18She nodded with a pale face, but her heart still fell for him.
34:23After the wedding, she cooked for him herself, ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his
34:30lab data.
34:31During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth and signed the surgical consent form alone.
34:36Later, when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, she kept it to herself and secretly went for treatment.
34:43At the end of her life, she lay in a hospice ward, her hair completely white.
34:48On the television, William had just won the Nobel Prize in medicine.
34:52While Winslow and Sophie had received their Ivy League acceptance letters, the host asked whom he wanted to thank most.
34:59The person I am most grateful to is my wife, Lydia.
35:02She was my first love, and she is the love of my life.
35:06Did I just hear that wrong?
35:11This is what you owe Dad.
35:13Miss Kensington is the one who registered her marriage with him at City Hall.
35:17You came later.
35:18We have to catch a flight to Dad and Miss Kensington's wedding in Napa Valley.
35:24On the day she died, that grand wedding was playing on television.
35:28She closed her eyes in agony.
35:32After being reborn, she did only two things.
35:35Register for the graduate entrance exam and apply to graduate school.
35:39Then go to the social security office to replace her social security card and apply for a new passport.
35:44She had already taken the exam in secret.
35:47In one week, the admissions result would be out.
35:52I'll leave this family for good.
35:54As she was thinking, a commotion rose outside the door.
36:00Madam, Mr. Harrington asks that you clear out the master bedroom for Miss Kensington.
36:05You are to move to the guest room.
36:07Alright.
36:08Mr. Harrington said you should move your things yourself.
36:13Eleanor nodded, quickly packed a few clothes and her books.
36:16Then picked up the box and prepared to leave.
36:19Before she reached the door, a hand struck hers hard and everything fell to the floor.
36:24She looked up and saw Lydia Kensington.
36:28Eleanor, long time no see.
36:30Eleanor crouched down to pick up her books.
36:33Eleanor, you're still so capable.
36:35Unlike me, all I know how to do is spend William's money.
36:39Even when you were having a difficult delivery, he was thinking of me.
36:42He transferred most of the family assets into a trust for me to manage.
36:46And even let me join the research institute.
36:49Eleanor flinched from the pain and shook her off.
36:52Lydia staggered backward and fell right into William's arms as he rushed over.
36:57Winslow and Sophie followed behind him, surrounding her with worried faces.
37:02Lydia, are you alright?
37:04I'm fine.
37:08William, maybe I should just leave.
37:10Eleanor doesn't seem to welcome me.
37:13William looked at Eleanor in silence.
37:15Eleanor withdrew her gaze from her son and daughter, and hid her bruised hand behind her back.
37:20I'm not willing.
37:22I'll leave right away.
37:26You're really moving out?
37:28You're leaving all this behind too?
37:30It was the only gift he had ever given her.
37:33Back then, she had been so happy she couldn't sleep all night.
37:36You're the one who told me to clear out the room.
37:39I'm not the one abandoning it.
37:40Then why aren't you taking it with you?
37:43There are too many things.
37:44I can't carry them.
37:46Sophie ran over.
37:47When she saw her plush toy in the box, her little face flushed red.
37:51She's throwing my things away!
37:53If you keep acting like this, I'll never go to science camp again!
37:58You're a bad mom!
38:00You're not even as good as Lydia's little finger!
38:03I'm gonna live with Lydia from now on!
38:05If this had been before, those words would have torn her heart apart.
38:09But now, she was already exhausted.
38:13Do whatever you want.
38:17The moment she stepped into the guest room, the housekeeper locked the door.
38:22Madam, Mr. Harrington said that since you pushed Miss Kennington, you need to calm down in here tonight.
38:28Eleanor did not respond.
38:29She lay on the bed and listened to the rain.
38:32In her dream, William promised her love and respect.
38:35But in the end, there was only her lying alone in a hospital bed while, on television.
38:40Her husband walked toward the wedding hall, hand in hand with Lydia.
38:43She laughed until tears fell, then murmured aloud.
38:49If there is another life, I will never love you again.
38:55Not love me?
38:57Eleanor, say that again.
38:58Don't open your eyes.
39:00Eleanor forced herself not to open her eyes.
39:03He saw that her eyes were closed, so she had only been talking in her sleep.
39:07He let out a breath.
39:09William, what are you doing?
39:12Are you worried about Eleanor?
39:14This is all my fault.
39:18This isn't your fault.
39:24William, if Eleanor finds out that you and I registered our marriage, will she be angry?
39:29It was an emergency then.
39:31Your father wanted to see you married before he died.
39:34Even if Eleanor knew she wouldn't blame you.
39:37Don't worry.
39:38She won't blame him.
39:39Not for the rest of her life.
39:41On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
39:45They were all gene editing diagrams William had drawn by hand, stroke by stroke.
39:51He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
39:55But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
40:00Wipe your hands. I'll handle it.
40:03The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
40:08Sweet Fofie, your plush toys are too old.
40:12Let's throw them away, okay?
40:14Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls.
40:16Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
40:18Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
40:23What a good boy.
40:25Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
40:30When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
40:36Now they were all thrown into the trash.
40:39At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
40:44William poured sparkling water for her and prepared her napkin.
40:48His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
40:53At night, the four of them swung in the backyard and looked at the stars.
40:58When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
41:03What was even more absurd was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
41:08Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts.
41:11And William only said it was fine.
41:13The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
41:17And not one of them complained.
41:19William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
41:25Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
41:30Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long, and she still can't compare to a few days
41:34with Miss Kentington.
41:38Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
41:42That day, William pushed open the courtyard gate, his tone somewhat gentler.
41:47Enough. This has gone on long enough.
41:50I'm busy with work.
41:52From now on, you'll take care of the children again.
41:55Lydia is young and can't manage it.
41:57A belated birthday gift.
41:59Starting tomorrow, everything goes back to normal. This ends here.
42:02Eleanor looked at the bracelet.
42:04If this had been her last life, she would have been so happy.
42:07She couldn't sleep all night. Now it only feels ironic.
42:12I don't want it.
42:14Why?
42:16I'm not interested anymore.
42:18William frowned, and forced it into her hand.
42:21Eleanor turned her head away, and remained silent.
42:24William stared hard at her calm profile, a tight ache in his chest.
42:28In the end, he abruptly turned and left.
42:31She told the housekeeper to take the thing away, and continued reading.
42:39Madam! Hurry to the back hill!
42:41Winslow and Sophie fell into the river!
42:49On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
42:54They were all gene editing diagrams.
42:56William had drawn by hand.
42:58Stroke by stroke.
43:00He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
43:04But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
43:09Wipe your hands. I'll handle it.
43:12The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
43:16Sweet Fofie. Your plush toys are too old.
43:20Let's throw them away, okay?
43:22Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls.
43:24Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
43:26Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
43:32What a good boy.
43:33Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
43:38When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
43:44Now they were all thrown into the trash.
43:47At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
43:52William poured sparkling water for her and prepared her napkin.
43:56His eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
44:01At night, the four of them swung in the backyard and looked at the stars.
44:06When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
44:11What was even more absurd was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
44:16Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts, and William only said it was fine.
44:21The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
44:25And not one of them complained.
44:27William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
44:34Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
44:38Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long, and she still can't compare to a few days
44:42with Miss Kentington.
44:46Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
44:50I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
44:53Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
44:56She nodded with a pale face.
44:58But her heart still fell for him.
45:01After the wedding, she cooked for him herself.
45:04Ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his lab data.
45:09During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth and signed for surgical consent form alone.
45:14One month after her rebirth, every servant at the Westchester Estate noticed that Mrs. Harrington had changed.
45:20She no longer got up at 5.30 in the morning to make breakfast.
45:24She no longer pushed the children to study.
45:27She no longer drove to the university to deliver nutritious meals to William.
45:31Even when Winslow and Sophie fell off their horses and got concussions, she only calmly told the housekeeper to take
45:37them to the hospital.
45:38A night of wind and snow passed.
45:40William pushed the door open and stepped inside.
45:43He took off his coat and finally looked toward Eleanor, who was reading by the fireplace.
45:48What has been going on with you lately?
45:49Eleanor's hand paused on the page.
45:51Under the dim yellow light, the man in the white shirt looked cool and aristocratic.
45:56But his voice was as cold as a timer in a lab.
46:00Nothing. I've just been a little busy.
46:03Her calm distance made William's brows tighten.
46:05In his memory, Winslow and Sophie were the people she cared about most.
46:10But now the children had concussions.
46:13And she seemed completely unmoved.
46:16Mrs. Harrington has been like a different person lately.
46:19Last week was her birthday.
46:20She baked a lemon cake herself, but Mr. Harrington took the children skiing with Ms. Kensington instead.
46:25Who could feel fine after that?
46:28Lydia is my mentor's daughter.
46:30I was only doing it out of friendship.
46:36You're not telling the truth.
46:38We're husband and wife.
46:40If you have something to say, say it.
46:43Husband and wife.
46:45Eleanor thought of the marriage certificate in the safe, the one with William and Lydia's names on it.
46:51And almost laughed.
46:52Before she could speak, the study door was shoved open.
46:56You're so mean!
46:57I was in the hospital and you didn't even come see me! I hate you!
47:02Winslow stood to the side.
47:04His eyes red, his lips pressed tight.
47:07William was about to stop her, but Eleanor spoke first.
47:10Then go find Ms. Kendington.
47:12Let her take care of you.
47:16Do you mean that?
47:18I do.
47:19Sophie burst into tears, sobbing as she screamed that Eleanor was the worst mother in the world.
47:24She cried until she could barely breathe, but Eleanor did not react at all.
47:28Fine. Suit yourself.
47:33Winslow called Dad twice, but no one answered.
47:36Anxious, he looked back at Eleanor and glared at her.
47:41Why do you always have to fight with Dad?
47:45You should go too.
47:48You... you didn't used to be like this.
47:51Eleanor did not answer. She simply shut him outside the door.
47:55She leaned back on the chase and looked at the family portrait on the wall.
48:00Remembering her last life.
48:02The Sinclair family went bankrupt.
48:05She was forced to drop out of school.
48:07And her stepfather wanted to marry her off to a 63-year-old hedge fund manager.
48:11It was William Harrington who saved her, saying he had chosen her as his wife.
48:16He was not only the heir to the Harrington family, but also Columbia University's chief scientist.
48:21A genius in gene editing, everyone envied her.
48:24But on the first day of their marriage, William said,
48:27I married you only to satisfy the family trust.
48:30Do your duty as Mrs. Harrington.
48:33She nodded with a pale face.
48:36But her heart still fell for him.
48:38After the wedding, she cooked for him herself.
48:41Ironed his shirts, nursed his stomach problems, and helped him organize his lab data.
48:46During a difficult labor, she gritted her teeth and signed for surgical consent form alone.
48:51Later, when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer,
48:55she kept it to herself and secretly went for treatment.
48:58At the end of her life, she lay in a hospice ward, her hair completely white.
49:03On the television, William had just won the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
49:07While Winslow and Sophie had received their Ivy League acceptance letters,
49:10the host asked whom he wanted to thank most.
49:14The person I am most grateful to is my wife, Lydia.
49:17She was my first love, and she is the love of my life.
49:21Did I just hear that wrong?
49:26This is what you owe Dad.
49:28Miss Kensington is the one who registered her marriage with him at City Hall.
49:32You came later.
49:33We have to catch a flight to Dad and Miss Kennington's wedding in Napa Valley.
49:39On the day she died, that grand wedding was playing on television.
49:43She closed her eyes in agony.
49:47After being reborn, she did only two things.
49:50Register for the graduate entrance exam and apply to graduate school.
49:54Then go to the social security office to replace her social security card and apply for a new passport.
49:59She had already taken the exam in secret.
50:02In one week, the admissions result would be out.
50:07I'll leave this family for good.
50:09As she was thinking, a commotion rose outside the door.
50:15Madam, Mr. Harrington asks that you clear out the master bedroom for Miss Kennington.
50:20You are to move to the guest room.
50:22Alright.
50:23Mr. Harrington said you should move your things yourself.
50:28Eleanor nodded, quickly packed a few clothes and her books, then picked up the box and prepared to leave.
50:34Before she reached the door, a hand struck hers hard and everything fell to the floor.
50:39She looked up and saw Lydia Kensington.
50:43Eleanor, long time no see.
50:45Eleanor crouched down to pick up her books.
50:47Eleanor, you're still so capable.
50:50Unlike me, all I know how to do is spend William's money.
50:54Even when you were having a difficult delivery, he was thinking of me.
50:57He transferred most of the family assets into a trust for me to manage, and even let me join the
51:03research institute.
51:04Eleanor flinched from the pain and shook her off.
51:07Lydia staggered backward and fell right into William's arms as he rushed over.
51:12Winslow and Sophie followed behind him, surrounding her with weird faces.
51:17Lydia, are you alright?
51:19I'm fine.
51:23William, maybe I should just leave.
51:25Eleanor doesn't seem to welcome me.
51:28William looked at Eleanor in silence.
51:30Eleanor withdrew her gaze from her son and daughter, and hid her bruised hand behind her back.
51:35I'm not willing.
51:37I'll leave right away.
51:41You're really moving out?
51:43You're leaving all this behind too?
51:45It was the only gift he had ever given her.
51:48Back then, she had been so happy she couldn't sleep all night.
51:51You're the one who told me to clear out the room.
51:54I'm not the one abandoning it.
51:56Then why aren't you taking it with you?
51:58There are too many things.
51:59I can't carry them.
52:01Sophie ran over.
52:02When she saw her plush toy in the box, her little face flushed red.
52:06She's throwing my things away!
52:08If you keep acting like this, I'll never go to science camp again!
52:13You're a bad mom!
52:15You're not even as good as Lydia's little finger!
52:18I'm gonna live with Lydia from now on!
52:21If this had been before, those words would have torn her heart apart.
52:24But now, she was already exhausted.
52:28Do whatever.
52:30Do whatever.
52:32The moment she stepped into the guest room, the housekeeper locked the door.
52:37Madam, Mr. Harrington said that since we pushed Miss Kendington, we need to calm down in here tonight.
52:43Eleanor did not respond.
52:45She lay on the bed and listened to the rain.
52:46In her dream, William promised her love and respect.
52:50But in the end, there was only her lying alone in a hospital bed while, on television.
52:55Her husband walked toward the wedding hall, hand in hand with Lydia.
52:58She laughed until tears fell, then murmured aloud.
53:04If there is another life, I will never love you again.
53:10Not love me?
53:12Eleanor, say that again.
53:13Don't open your eyes.
53:15Eleanor forced herself not to open her eyes.
53:18He saw that her eyes were closed, so she had only been talking in her sleep.
53:22He let out a breath.
53:24William, what are you doing?
53:27Are you worried about Eleanor?
53:29This is all my fault.
53:33This isn't your fault.
53:39William, if Eleanor finds out that you and I registered our marriage, will she be angry?
53:45It was an emergency then.
53:47Your father wanted to see you married before he died.
53:49Even if Eleanor knew she wouldn't blame you.
53:52Don't worry.
53:53She won't blame him.
53:54Not for the rest of her life.
53:56On Lydia's first day after moving in, she soaked William's laboratory manuscripts.
54:01They were all gene editing diagrams.
54:03William had drawn by hand.
54:05Stroke by stroke.
54:06He had worked himself into a severe stomach ulcer over them.
54:10But when he met Lydia's reddened eyes, he only took her hand.
54:15Wipe your hands.
54:17I'll handle it.
54:18The next day, Lydia redecorated the house inside and out.
54:23Sweet Fofie, your plush toys are too old.
54:27Let's throw them away, okay?
54:29Sophie immediately threw away the handmade dolls Eleanor had sewn stitch by stitch.
54:33Winslow silently threw away the wooden boat in his hands.
54:38What a good boy.
54:40Those dolls and clothes had all been made by Eleanor herself, from organic cotton and cashmere.
54:45When the children were little, they had allergies and could only touch natural fabrics.
54:50Now they were all thrown into the trash.
54:54At the dining table, Lydia sat at the head and laid out utensils for the two children.
54:59William poured sparkling water for her and prepared her napkin,
55:03his eyes carrying a restrained affection Eleanor had never received.
55:08At night, the four of them swung in the backyard and looked at the stars.
55:13When Eleanor passed by, they ignored her completely, as if she were invisible.
55:18What was even more absurd was that all three of them had always been demanding about quality of life.
55:23Now Lydia had ruined his manuscripts.
55:26And William only said it was fine.
55:28The children wore casually washed clothes and ate take-out pizza.
55:32And not one of them complained.
55:34William, who was obsessed with cleanliness, even personally cooked pancakes with Lydia.
55:41Mr. Harrington treats Miss Kentington so well.
55:45Poor Mrs. Harrington worked herself to the bone for so long,
55:48and she still can't compare to a few days with Miss Kentington.
55:53Eleanor listened, her heart perfectly calm.
55:57That day, William pushed open the courtyard gate, his tone somewhat gentler.
56:02Enough. This has gone on long enough.
56:05I'm busy with work.
56:07From now on, you'll take care of the children again.
56:10Lydia is young and can't manage it.
56:12A belated birthday gift.
56:13Starting tomorrow, everything goes back to normal. This ends here.
56:17Eleanor looked at the bracelet.
56:19If this had been her last life, she would have been so happy.
56:22She couldn't sleep all night.
56:24Now it only feels ironic.
56:27I don't want it.
56:29Why?
56:31I'm not interested anymore.
56:33William frowned and forced it into her hand.
56:36Eleanor turned her head away and remained silent.
56:39William stared hard at her calm profile, a tight ache in his chest.
56:44In the end, he abruptly turned and left.
56:46She told the housekeeper to take the thing away, and continued reading.
56:54Madam! Hurry to the back hill!
56:56Hinslow and Sophie fell into the river!
57:00Hinslow and Sophie fooled along with a boy'saken drama.
57:01Anyway, give their kindness to everybody.
57:02R infinitely fast, 3100.ulty
57:03stars. It's
57:03a słow- Thalt!
57:04Jack Nolanим.
57:04versatility! Timber!
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