Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 562

Chapter 562 Vivian’s Confession

She could never forget that woman’s striking, unparalleled beauty–the proud bearing, the dazzling talent, and the contemptuous look she had given her.

Standing in front of her, she had always felt unable to lift her head, filled with an all–consuming inferiority. That feeling stayed with her her whole life; she hated her for it her whole life. Good thing she’s dead–dead and never coming back.

“Heh heh heh…. hahahaha. Catherine–how could I not know Catherine? Once Kingston’s most admired literary talent. Too bad in the end she died by my hand. Good. It’s her karma–her retribution.”

Lillian shoved her aside, straightening up. Her voice was cold. “Why did you have to kill her?”

Vivian slumped to the ground and laughed. “Why? You want to know why? All my humiliations in this life were because of her–because of her.”

“In college, I schemed and finally got together with Henry. I thought I could finally have a life without want. But because of her–if not for her, how could I have been forced to give Henry up? I planned to leave Kingston, but I couldn’t accept it. I couldn’t bear it, so I lingered around him. Even after he married, I stayed because I knew he felt only familial affection for Catherine, not love. I was sure I would have a chance. In the end I became the despised mistress, and my daughter would be labeled a bastard, open to everyone’s judgment. So I hated her–hated her with every tooth and nail. Every time I watched her appear with Henry at one event after another, praised and graceful, while I could only meet my daughter in secret, I swore I would get rid of her. So I plotted everything. Do you know how thrilled I was when I saw her lying in a pool of blood? I’d never been so happy in my life. And I finally became Mrs. Sinclair. When I saw the Sinclair family’s splendor, I knew what I did was right.”

“Continue,” Lillian said coldly.

Vivian’s gaze went hazy. “But when I saw you, your eyes were exactly like that bitch Catherine’s. Every time I saw you, I remembered everything, and what made me hate you even more was that you were the Sinclair family’s legitimate eldest daughter while my child was just a bastard. Morgan even refused to let Chloe into the Sinclair family register–then I knew you couldn’t stay. Only if you disappeared would my daughter have a chance to rise, to become the Sinclair family’s rightful eldest daughter. So I used Jake’s greed to have you sold to the mountains, to live a life worse than death, to live in humiliation for a lifetime.”

Lillian sneered. “Too bad your whole scheme went wrong—one wrong move after another, and in the end you lost everything.”

Vivian let out two low chuckles. “Yes, I schemed and schemed. Who would have thought you’d come back? Maybe that’s the decision I regret most. I should have had you and your mother end up the same way— then none of this would have happened.”

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