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All Chapters of Her Turn to Break the Rules: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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Chapter 1

The final memory of my previous life was the blinding, searing agony of acid burning into my eyes, pushing me to the brink of death. Through the haze of excruciating pain and blurred vision, I spotted Linda Lowe hiding behind my brother. Gripping a cake knife, I lunged forward and drove it into her chest.“Let’s go to hell together!” … When I opened my eyes again, the unexpectedly vivid scene before me left me stunned for two seconds. Then I saw Linda, younger and almost unrecognizable, standing a short distance away. Dressed in a washed-out school uniform, she twisted the faucet open, letting the water cascade over her head.While drenching herself, she laughed and asked, “Who do you think they’ll believe, me or you?” That was when it hit me. So, it was today. The very day the rumors of me bullying her began in my last life. Seeing me frozen in place, Linda’s smile widened. “Have you thought about how you'll apologize to me, Miss Wood?” “Ah—!” A surge of old grudge
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Chapter 2

The liquid splashed onto my face, igniting a searing, all-consuming pain that seemed to fuse with my skin. My vision blurred and never returned. In an instant, I plummeted from heaven to hell.…Snapping back to reality, I loosened my grip and watched as Linda collapsed weakly to the floor, her innocent, doe-eyed face now smeared with filth. I couldn’t hold back a laugh. “Go ahead! Cry, scream! Show the world that face and tell them I bullied you. Do it!” My voice rose sharply at the end. The memory of the acid burning away my features in my previous life flashed through my mind. Overwhelmed with rage, I stomped on her face twice before finally turning to leave. …Downstairs by the school building, my desk mate, Rachel Summers, was waiting for me. “PE class started ages ago. What were you doing up there?” I replied casually, “Oh, just bullying the new girl.” She turned to me in shock. “What?!” I smirked. “As the saying goes, if the whole world thinks you’re a bully
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Chapter 3

My parents mentioned long ago that they wanted to host a grand banquet to celebrate my coming of age. However, unexpected work issues delayed their arrival.The crystal chandelier cast a dazzling light over the room. Dressed in a tailored cocktail dress, I descended the spiral staircase into the living room. From a distance, I spotted my brother, Shawn Wood. He was dressed sharply in a suit, his expression cold and detached as he called out to me, “Sierra, come here.” I walked over, deliberately ignoring Alec’s piercing gaze and Linda’s tearful, pitiful display behind him.Smiling sweetly, I asked, “What’s up, Shawn? Did you prepare a gift for me?” Shawn’s icy stare lingered on me for a moment before he spoke. “Bullying your classmates and insulting your friends—Sierra Wood, is this the kind of behavior the Wood family taught you?” His voice was loud and unyielding, drawing the attention of every guest in the room. “What are you talking about, Shawn? I don’t understand.”
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Chapter 4

When I brought home a curly-haired stray puppy, Shawn wouldn’t let the housekeeper open the door for me. “It’s filthy. We don’t welcome things like that in this house.” So, I sat on the steps outside, clutching the little dog in my arms, all night long. I was still young back then and thought that was just his nature—incapable of the gentle affection other brothers showed their sisters until Linda came along. That was when I realized Shawn wasn’t incapable of being affectionate. He simply chose not to show me such affection. I’d seen him sitting in his car, handing Linda a cup of warm milk while ruffling her hair, saying, "Make sure you eat three proper meals a day. If you ever need money, you know I’ve got you."I’d seen her pick up a frail stray cat on a rainy day, with him standing beside her, holding an umbrella and gently asking, “Do you want to keep it?”Even when Linda got drunk and clung to his shirt, rambling nonsense, he listened patiently, his eyes filled with noth
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Chapter 5

She was at a loss for words, unable to utter a single sentence. In the end, all she could do was keep crying. For the first time, I realized how satisfying it was to embrace being the villain. Of course, she ran to tell the teacher. The teacher called me to the office, where I put on a tearful performance, recounting the events of my birthday party. By the end, I pulled out a hospital diagnosis. "Because of her lies, my brother humiliated me in front of everyone that night. I cry every time I think about it, and I even wake up from nightmares. "I’m seeing a therapist now, and I’m on medication. The doctor says I’m severely depressed." In the end, the teacher ended up comforting me instead. It was no secret that I disliked Linda. Rachel, baffled, asked, "Why do you keep targeting her? Did she ever actually do anything to offend you?”I tilted my head and smiled at her. "Can’t I just be a spoiled rich girl who looks down on the poor transfer student?""Yeah, right."
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Chapter 6

I smirked. “Shawn, what nonsense are you spouting again?” “Don’t think this is up for discussion,” he replied coldly, a trace of mocking disdain flashing in his eyes. “If you insist on performing, you’ll deal with the consequences yourself.” I stopped in my tracks, locking eyes with him and his icy stare. “Brother, is your precious little angel so lacking in confidence that after ten years of piano lessons, she’s afraid of competing with me on the same stage? What a pathetic loser.” …Just a few days before the anniversary gala, Alec came to find me. “Sierra, what happened last time was my fault. But you’ve blocked me from contacting you, and you refuse to see me.“I don’t know what’s going on, Sierra. Do you have a misunderstanding about me, or… have you fallen for someone else?” As he said those final words, his voice carried a distinct trace of pain. “But you said it yourself that you’d always love me the most.” A surge of anger, sharp and burning, shot through my
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Chapter 7

When I finally straightened up, I braced myself against the counter and caught a glimpse of my reflection in the mirror. My bloodshot eyes burned with hatred. “You don’t regret it, huh?” I murmured. “That’s fine. In this life, you’ll regret everything, even being born. Just wait and see.” …The day of the school’s anniversary performance finally arrived.I ran into Linda by the artificial lake on campus. She was dressed in an understated yet luxurious silver cocktail dress, with an expensive diamond necklace adorning her neck. I immediately knew it was probably Shawn who bought her the necklace to comfort her.“Sierra, do you really think being the heiress of the Wood family will protect you forever?” she sneered. “You’ve been bullying me for so long. Do you really think I won’t fight back? I’ll make you pay for this a thousand times over.“So what if you know about Alec and me? He loves me. Your brother loves me too. People like you? You’ll never be loved by anyone.” She
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Chapter 8

The scene from my dream suddenly flashed in my mind. He stood outside the hospital room, alongside Shawn, his eyes filled with gentle affection as he watched Linda being wheeled out of the emergency room. When he spoke of me, his voice was completely indifferent, “I’ve never regretted it.” The best fifteen years of my life. The most passionate, sincere love. It was all tied to someone like him. I suddenly laughed out loud, just as my calf was about to be slammed into the railing by him. In one swift motion, I jerked away from his grip. “Worthless.” The pain from my sprained ankle took my breath away, but I seized the moment before Alec could react. Grabbing his hair, I slammed his head hard into the railing. “Scum. You want to hurt me again? Dream on!” His head crashed against the iron bars with a resounding thud. His forehead hit a sharp corner, and blood immediately started pouring out. It trickled down his cheek, dripping onto his clothes. “Sierra…” I took
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Chapter 9

"You're truly a rotten soul." I stood there, dazed for a few seconds, before I instinctively opened my mouth to defend myself. But he cut me off with a sharp wave of his hand. "All lies. I don’t believe a word of your excuses."…Amid the shocked murmurs from the audience, I heard someone scream, "Blood! Look, there’s so much blood on her dress!" The fabric of my dress, stained with a mix of blood and dust, my tangled hair, and my swollen ankle—every detail of my appearance confirmed the truth of my words.Linda clung to the piano bench, struggling to her feet. The look in her eyes, full of deep-seated hatred and bitterness, twisted for a moment before settling back into her usual soft, innocent expression. "Sierra, I don’t know what you’re talking about. There must be some misunderstanding. "This is my performance, and out of respect for the audience, you shouldn’t have rushed up here like that." Shawn stood up from the audience, anger flashing across his face as he sh
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Chapter 10

I tugged at the corner of the blanket and laughed, the movement jarring my injured ankle and making my face twist in pain. From the reflection in his pupils, I saw myself—mad, out of control. Maybe I had been a lunatic since the day I died in my previous life. Shawn's facial muscles twitched slightly, and a flash of anger crossed his eyes before vanishing. When he spoke again, his tone had returned to its usual coldness, distant and condescending. "Is it really worth it? Sierra, even if Linda's performance fails, you still won’t get to dance. Not only that, your crazy, out-of-control behavior was caught on camera for everyone to see."This time, you can't just fool everyone with a fake doctor's memo. The school has already contacted our parents. They’re preparing to expel you." "Hahahaha!" I laughed aloud. "Expelled? Why would I care about that?" "Shawn, don’t forget, I'm just as much a Wood as you are. Just like Alec said, even if this path closes, there are plenty more
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