---- Chapter 2 When I reopened my eyes, I found that I had returned to the past. This time, when Hedgar stormed off, I chose to stay back and continue eating. I still remembered how she constantly mocked me in my previous life. "Tf you hadn't been such a nosy fool and saved me, we might both be perfectly fine right now." The wheels of destiny spun by the book. While I was marveling over how things had changed, I heard pained moaning from the ICU. After Hedgar woke up, she could not accept that her beautiful face was ruined. "Don't touch your wounds, Hedgar! The doctor said that you were severely burned. It's a miracle that you survived." ---- Hedgar wanted to touch her face with a trembling hand, but her parents grabbed it tightly. Even so, she still wanted to see a mirror as she mumbled, "This can't be real. It's just a small wound. I can't have scars on my face." Irene turned around and cried silently. Complicated emotions stirred in me. Irene had treated me like her own son and always cared for me in my previous life. As I watched her, I could not help hating that she gave birth to such a selfish daughter. I walked over to call for a nurse to pacify Hedgar, but she glared at me with hate. "Get lost! I'm fine! Stop pretending to care!" Anurse wanted to convince Hedgar to not look at her face just yet, but I stopped her. Our roles had changed, and it was my turn to ---- watch her struggle in pain. After our wedding, Hedgar became certain that I rushed into the fire to save her in order to guilt trip her into marrying me. From then on, she hated me to the very core. Once, when my scars got infected so badly that I could not sleep due to the pain, I got up to grab my medicine, only to find that she had locked me in my room. I was sweating from the pain. When I looked up, I saw her staring at me coldly from behind the door. From that moment on, the disappointment in my heart killed all the love I had for her. Just then, a voice cut through my musings. "Hedgar, don't do this. Can't you just rest and recover? Please?" As I watched Irene tremble, I sighed.