I Took Revenge On A Young Girl Who Slandered Me In My Previous Life — Novel

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In a small village where tradition runs deep, Carmen Celeste finds herself entangled in a web of deceit, jealousy, and public outrage. After inheriting her grandmother's paper money store, she faces the wrath of Xaviera Willowbrook, a neighbor whose envy turns into a campaign of slander. Accused of exploiting the dead for profit, Carmen's life spirals into chaos as her family suffers the consequences of a malicious rumor mill. Just when it seems all hope is lost, Carmen awakens to a shocking realization: she has been given a second chance to set things right.

Armed with the knowledge of her past failures, Carmen is determined to reclaim her dignity and restore her family's honor. But can she outsmart Xaviera and the village's misguided anger, or will history repeat itself? As the Halloween Festival approaches, tensions rise, and the stakes become dangerously high. Will Carmen find the strength to confront her accuser and expose the truth behind the deceit, or will she succumb to the very forces that nearly destroyed her once before? In a battle of wits and wills, the line between vengeance and justice blurs, leaving readers questioning what it truly means to be wronged.

I Took Revenge On A Young Girl Who Slandered Me In My Previous LifeChapter 1

After my grandmother passed away, I inherited her paper money store. My family's paper money would be used during the Halloween Festival or when any family had a funeral.

When it was time to settle the bill, the daughter of the neighbour, who had just graduated and was unemployed at home, was jealous of me. She seemed to really dislike what I was doing right now.

“Paper money used to send condolences, right? Other people sell it for two dollars a pack. But why do you sell it for thirty dollars a pack? You're really black-hearted!”

I took a deep breath for a while. Then I explained to them that the ancient paper money requires a specific straw paper, boiled and ground pulp and fumigating incense. These processes need to cost, otherwise, people couldn’t use them in the underworld.

However, under the urging of the neighbour's daughter, those who ordered paper money have asked me to refund the difference in price. Under no circumstances, in order to keep the cost down, I could only change the paper material and reduce the incense fumigation process.