Chapter 9

So I floated in mid-air, watching Tina secretly wiping her tears. Even though it was because of me that we hadn't met for so many years, seeing her like this now, I really felt very guilty in my heart.

But now I was already dead, just a soul floating around, with no way to give her a hug or comfort her.

Soon a ghost official came. I thought he was coming to take me away, but unexpectedly, he told me that the karma of this life hadn't been resolved yet, so he wouldn't take me to reincarnate for now.

I asked him how to resolve it? He said it depended on my own fate, then he patted me, saying he would send me to the side of the person with whom I had the deepest karma.

My vision went black, and when I opened my eyes again, I found myself in the house where I had lived for nearly seven years. At this moment, Liam, who should have been at work, was at home, holding Stella, the two of them entwined on the sofa.

I felt a bit sick instantly, but more than that, I felt they were desecrating the expensive custom-made sofa I had ordered.

They cuddled for a while, then Liam let go of Stella. Stella seemed a bit unsatisfied and pounced back onto Liam, asking somewhat pitifully, "Liam, can't we yet? Don't you love me anymore?"

Looking at her like that was really disgusting.

Liam was also stunned for a moment, but in the end, reason seemed to overcome emotion. He comforted Stella, saying he would divorce as soon as possible, and then immediately marry Stella.

So it was because Liam was still married, and he didn't want Stella to be labeled as the other woman.

How considerate and gentle.

Maybe it's because I'm dead now, in a state of a wandering soul, my heart doesn't seem to hurt as much anymore. I just find all of this very laughable.

"Okay, then when the time comes, we'll start from the living room to the bedroom, from the bedroom to the kitchen..."

"Alright, whatever you like," Liam smiled and hugged her, using the tone he used to speak to me to tease Stella.