This Time, I'll Be the Villain's Favorite Daughter novel Chapter 387

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The first time she reloaded, she had gone to see George, hoping to get a little comfort from her brother.

But this time, she didn’t intend to meet Alfred.

He was too perceptive.

If she showed any emotional instability in the middle of the night, he would definitely notice.

During this reset, Maya didn’t visit anyone.

She made a phone call late at night.

The voice on the other end was rough from being woken up. “What is it?”

Maya replied, “Do you know Wendy?”

Snowfinch’s drowsiness disappeared instantly. He became fully alert.

“Who are you?”

“I am her daughter. Want revenge on her? Come find me.” Maya’s tone remained steady. “I will meet you.”

She gave him an address.

She planned to go to him.

Alone.

She knew she couldn’t defeat him.

Against someone beyond normal limits, firearms and speed were far too slow.

He was only second to her mother.

With Wendy’s level of skill, ordinary weapons could barely reach that boundary.

But Maya treated everything like a game.

Snowfinch was the final boss. His health pool was enormous, his damage was lethal, and any mistake meant instant death.

And she had an advantage no one else had.

It was resetting.

She could restart again and again, learn his habits, his movement patterns, and every gap in his defense.

If once wasn’t enough, then twice. If twice failed, then ten times. If ten failed, then a hundred.

Eventually, she would find a way to kill him.

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Even if the process was never smooth.

Maya got out of bed, changed into clothes suited for movement, and went to the Clarks‘ hidden storage

room.

The door used a fingerprint lock.

Her hand trembled slightly as she pressed it, failing the first time before it finally recognized her.

The door opened and cold white lights turned on automatically, illuminating rows of weapon racks.

Maya placed all usable firearms into a large carrying case.

Various pistols and multiple types of blades were packed inside.

She arranged them carefully one by one.

When she closed the case, it clicked heavily.

This time, the system unusually spoke again, sounding like it was issuing a warning.

“Maya, I will remind you once. You are still too young. Even your mother at this age couldn’t kill Snowfinch alone.”

Maya crouched beside the case and answered calmly.

“I know.”

Of course she knew.

Her brother had already planned everything, controlling terrain, timing, and every variable, and still ended in mutual destruction.

She wasn’t as intelligent as him. And without support, she couldn’t build a perfect plan.

She also knew she would die if she went.

But Maya still had to go.

“I have no other choice.”

She placed her hand on the case and said flatly, “The one who died was my brother.”

Maya had always believed that she was useless, cowardly, and incapable of doing anything right.

When problems appeared, she wanted to escape. She had no control over her own life.

People often said a person should save themselves repeatedly from danger.

But the one who saved Maya was never herself.

It was her family.

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Whether it was fate, the system, or the people she met, she treated all of it as a gift.

She was grateful.

She cherished it.

So this time, she wasn’t lacking courage to restart.

As long as the ending was what she wanted, she would accept any cost along the way.

At midnight, only pale moonlight remained. Early May nights were still cold.

She felt as if she had returned to the moment of her first reset.

When the wind blew, her clothes brushed against her waist, making her feel as if she could break apart at

any moment.

Maya lifted the heavy case. The motion was steady and decisive, and her shadow stretched long under the streetlight.

Like a blade being returned to its sheath.

Her figure was thin but steady.

She was completely committed.

The night was quiet and dim. At midnight, the city was still brightly lit. People outside were laughing and chatting after dinner in small groups.

Their voices drifted past, seeming to belong to another world entirely.

She called a car and set the destination to a remote area.

The driver asked her age.

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After Maya answered, he went silent for a moment. “Fifteen? So young. Why are you going there?

“No one lives there anymore.”

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In the end, he refused to take her. Before leaving, he even tried to persuade her not to do anything reckless and said the world was still worth living in.

He even tried to call the police, but Maya stopped him.

When she called another car, she chose not to explain.

The ride was very quiet. The system’s voice sounded slightly softer than before. “Maya, I will reduce your pain sensitivity as much as possible.”

Maya paused slightly. “Did you have this function before?”

“No. I upgraded it.”

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