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🔥 They thought they didn't need her. They were wrong. When Eleanor's husband and children cruelly replace her with the "true love" Lydia, they have no idea the nightmare they just signed up for! 😱 Now, as they suffer the consequences and come crawling back for forgiveness, Eleanor’s answer is a cold, hard NO. 🚫 Hit play on "After I Took Back My Love" for the most binge-worthy karma drop of the year! 🍿
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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!
56:58POP!
56:59DROPP!
57:01DROPP!
57:01DROPP!
57:02DROPP!
57:03DROPP!
57:03DROPP!
57:03DROPP!
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