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My junior, Jessica Quinn, always loved to compete with me. Every time I published a research paper, she would follow suit. If my paper received more recognition, she would accuse me of plagiarism. Whenever I designed an experiment, she'd start her own right next to mine. If her experiment failed, she'd get angry and try to disrupt my work. Even when I started dating a boyfriend, she'd dig up all the details and then find someone even better to flaunt in front of me. Eventually, I decided to go abroad for further studies to completely escape her presence. Without me around, everyone flocked around Jessica, and she thought she had finally won. But then the headlines hit: I had collaborated with leading industry figures to achieve a groundbreaking discovery; I had even gotten engaged to one of them. My reputation soared overnight. Suddenly, everyone turned their attention back to me, showering me with compliments. Unable to handle it, Jessica stormed into my press conference and stabbed me to death. In this new life, Jessica swore she would become the center of attention. But what she didn't realize was that no matter how many times trash traveled through time, it was still trash.