Chapter 1The Real Heiress’s Last Diary

I was bound to a "Sick Transmigration System."

I transmigrated into the body of the real heiress, who everyone despised.

Everyone loved the fake heiress, who had been meticulously cared for by the family for sixteen years.

My three older brothers, afraid I would snatch what belonged to the fake heiress, mocked and ridiculed me.

My biological parents, afraid my appearance would hurt the fake heiress, tried their best to compensate her.

They never considered my feelings.

They saw my craving for love as a threat, as jealousy.

Later, I was dying.

Even later, my second brother found the diary I hid under my pillow.

They broke down.

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I was bound to the "Sick Transmigration System."

I transmigrated into the body of Mia Sterling, the real heiress who had been found by the wealthy Sterling family six months ago.

On my first day here.

I got a plate of food thrown right in my face.

Freshly cooked curry sauce dripped from my cheeks down to my neck, and fish balls rolled off my clothes onto the floor.

It burned.

I looked at the boy in front of me expressionlessly.

There was no emotion in my eyes.

Everyone else was shocked by his action too.

Mother Sterling exclaimed, "Caden, what are you doing!"

Caden Sterling looked a bit regretful, but what came out of his mouth was blame.

"It's because she always has that deadpan face. Didn't she hear Lily talking to her?"

Lily Sterling looked guilty.

"I'm sorry, I didn't know it was because of me..."

She looked at me apologetically.

"Third Brother didn't mean it. Mia, can I apologize for him?"

Caden immediately got upset.

"Who is she to deserve your apology? Lily, why do you care so much about her!"

I twitched my lips faintly.

I also really wanted to know what the original owner was to them.

Looking at Lily, surrounded by three brothers, wearing a pristine white dress, her hair exquisitely styled.

While I was stained yellow by curry sauce, smelling of food without even lowering my head.

Lily.

The family's precious pearl.

This name shouldn't have been hers.

I ignored Lily.

I picked up the only fish ball left on my leg, swallowed it along with the sauce remaining on my lips.

Not the taste I remembered.

I stood up to leave.

"I'm full, going back to my room now, thanks."

Turning around, I met the housekeeper, Auntie May's worried gaze and smiled at her.

Silence fell over the dining table.

Father and Mother Sterling looked unhappy.

Eldest brother Lucas Sterling said in a deep voice, "Caden, you really went too far this time. Mia didn't do anything."