Even at that moment, Eileen still clung to one last hope: this had to be a misunderstanding. Then Ye Xunzhi's next move plunged her into despair.
As though abiding by the principle that villains died from talking too much, Ye Xunzhi did not say a word to her.
Ignoring Eileen's muffled whimpers, she quickly put on white plastic medical gloves, grabbed one side of Eileen's body, and heaved.
Without the slightest ability to resist, Eileen rolled and rolled straight into the large pond.
The last thing she saw, besides the splashing pond water, was sixteen-year-old Ye Xunzhi's eyes seeming to gradually overlap with those of her twenty-year-old self.
Those eyes held the same contemptuous indifference and disdain for everything.
At that moment, Ye Xunzhi's words from the fire echoed in her head again like a curse.
"Run. You won't get away."
"AAAAAAAAH!!!" Eileen was on the verge of breaking down.
Poisoned to death, hanged, stabbed to death, blown up, crushed to death (half-dead from this one), drowned (finishing off the other half).
This was the fourth Anchor Point, when Ye Xunzhi was fifteen.
By rights, she should have been going after Ye Xunzhi's second brother, Ye Lan, at this point.
But Eileen had changed her mind. She was going to try to kill Ye Xunzhi by force!
Ye Xunzhi was too dangerous. She now had reasonable grounds to suspect that the woman might have been largely responsible for her previous deaths, too.
Had this world's consciousness awakened and granted Ye Xunzhi supernatural sight?!
But it was no use! Eileen gritted her teeth. This time, she would definitely make the kill. Just wait-when Ye Xunzhi came to kill her next time, she would turn the tables and kill her instead.
Then she waited and waited. Ye Xunzhi never came, but news