Last Life, He Killed Me for Her. This Life, I’ll Sell Him the Ticket Chapter 06

Last Life, He Killed Me for Her. This Life, I’ll Sell Him the Ticket Chapter 06

“Get away from me.” 

So they had been involved long before all of this. 

And I had been a fool for so many years. 

Tears fell from my eyes as I staggered to my feet. 

“Please, General. Give me justice.” 

The General caught hold of me. 

“Get your wounds cleaned first.” 

Then he turned to Evan and Wendy. 

“Take these two and the MP captain into custody 

for questioning. Make sure they are punished for 

this.” 

Soon, I received medical treatment. 

After my wounds were treated, the General looked 

at me with guilt written all over his face. 

“I’m sorry. This was my…” 

“This isn’t your fault. If anyone is to blame, it’s 

them for being corrupt, abusing their authority, 

and bending the rules for their own selfish ends.” 

He nodded, his gaze turning solemn. 

“Your mother entrusted me with bringing you back 

to the city. Which research institute do you want to 

go to?” 

But I shook my head. 

“I still want to go to Santa Clara Valley. Before I go, 

can I return home and see my mother one last 

time?” 

He froze for a moment, and the way he looked at 

me carried a hint of admiration. 

“Good. Very good. You’re still willing to serve the 

country, Lana. You’re a true public servant.” 

My grief was interrupted so suddenly that my face warmed at his praise, and I could not help silently mocking myself. 

I was not actually that noble. 

The General respected my decision and still sent me to Santa Clara Valley. 

But he also applied for other commendations from command on my behalf. Not only did I receive a medal, but I was also given cash. 

The day before I left, the investigation into Wendy 

and Evan was completed. 

Wendy had used Evan’s name to scam people and 

secretly take bribes. 

Although Evan had not known the details of 

everything she did, he had listened only to her, 

believed whatever she said, and abused his 

authority. 

In the end, Evan was dismissed from service, 

while Wendy was ordered to return every cent she 

had taken. 

Both of them were sent to the harshest punitive 

rehabilitation work detail in the Southwest. 

On the day I left, the vehicle taking Evan and 

Wendy to the Southwest set out at the same time 

as mine. 

Evan rolled down his window and looked at me, 

bitterness on his face. 

“I’m sorry. I didn’t know she had done so many 

terrible things to you before.” 

Wendy stared at me, her eyes bulging with rage. 

“You bitch. I was so close to going back to the 

city. Why did you have to ruin me?” 

“Evan, you useless bastard. Didn’t you promise me 

you’d give me a good life?” 

Her eyes were red as she beat him desperately, 

her old mask of soft, innocent sweetness 

completely stripped away. 

And Evan no longer coaxed her the way he used 

1. to. He turned and slapped her hard across the 

face. 

I did not want to watch the two of them tear each 

other apart, so I calmly prepared to close the 

window. 

But unexpectedly, Evan suddenly shouted. 

“Lana, I really know I was wrong. For the sake of what we used to have, can you wait for me?” 

My mother’s gentle face suddenly flashed before. my eyes, along with the image of myself lying on the delivery table in my last life. 

Back then, I had also begged him to spare me for 

the sake of what we used to have. 

But what had he said at the time? 

“A vicious woman like you and the bastard in your belly don’t deserve to live.” 

I gave a derisive smile. 

“Evan, you’re not sorry. You’re just scared now.” 

“If the General hadn’t backed me today, you would have looked the other way even after learning what Wendy had done.” 

He denied it at once. 

“I wouldn’t.” 

But I looked at him mockingly. 

“Then how do you explain the bracelet?” 

“Evan, people have to pay for what they’ve done. So give up any hope that I’ll plead for you.” 

After all, the Lana who had loved him with all her heart and been willing to sacrifice everything for him was already dead. 

The window closed completely, cutting off Evan’s 

voice. 

From now on, he and I had nothing to do with each 

other.