n her previous life, Mia Russo was framed by Evelyn Nash, a student she had sponsored, and died a tragic death. Reborn, she watched coldly and laid her plans. When the evidence — pregnancy test results, hotel records — exploded at the banquet, her mother, who had always favored Evelyn, finally broke down. In her husband's arms was the very student he had doted on for twenty years. "Mrs. Russo, that 'top student' you sponsored is carrying your husband's child." Mia tore up the severance papers with a smile and walked away, leaving behind the wails of regret from everyone. This time, she would make those who wronged her kneel and pay their debts.
