Pain Transfers To Pretenders

Synopsis

I was born with a "pain transfer" ability. If someone faked pain, I'd make them feel it for real. One time, a scheming girl pretended to fall and accused me of pushing her, saying how much it hurt. The next second, she was shrieking as if every bone in her body had shattered. Another time, an old lady lay in front of my car, claiming her back was broken. Instantly, her words came true and made her unable to move. Over time, people came to know my abilities and began to fear me. Whenever I was around, nobody dared to fake being sick or pretend to be wronged. But everything changed when I got engaged to Ethan Harrison, an aloof, ascetic surgeon who was basically a legend in the operating room. At the engagement party, his junior schoolmate, Luna Carter, was clutching her stomach, sweating, and crying. Right in front of all the big shots in the medical world, she tugged on Ethan's sleeve, whining. She said, "Ethan, my stomach cancer is acting up again. It hurts so much, please help me!" The atmosphere of the once-elegant banquet hall suddenly grew tense. Ethan slipped off his gloves. He said, "Chloe, Luna's really ill. Let's postpone the engagement party for now. "As a doctor, I can't just stand here and watch a patient suffer." My hand paused, champagne glass still raised. I said to Luna, "I just scanned your whole body, now your illness is true. Well, go to hell then. "Your cancer cells just spread everywhere, and the pain's been cranked up tenfold. You'll die from the pain alone."