Chapter 1

My roommate used my name to date a billionaire online, but sent him her own beautiful photos.

So when the billionaire discovered I was just a 200-pound fat girl, he furiously destroyed my family's company.

My parents jumped from a building in despair, and I followed them down.

My roommate came to my grave wearing a huge diamond ring, her face full of grievance:

"Rosalie, he proposed to me! It's such a shame you jumped so early. Otherwise, with your 200-pound body as my bridesmaid, you would've made me look absolutely stunning by comparison."

"I only used your name to date him online because I felt sorry for you—fat as a pig and obviously never having experienced love. Who knew that the moment he saw you, he'd be so disgusted he'd bankrupt your family? I hope you'll be happy in your next life."

Fortunately, I was reborn.

Now, there are still three months before Adrian sees me.

In this life, I'll make her understand that using someone else's name requires repaying with your life.

"WHAT?!?!"

"You ordered me a limited-edition Ferrari?!"

A piercing shriek shattered the dorm room's peace.

The two roommates scrolling on their phones immediately looked over.

Kimberly Shaw had already bounced up to sitting position on her bed, her face filled with uncontrollable joy and showing off.

"Adrian, you're not kidding, right?"

She glanced at me, deliberately pressing the speakerphone button.

Billionaire Adrian Chase's indulgent chuckle echoed clearly through the small dorm room:

"Baby, it's just a car. Why would I kid about that?"

"I saw it in France and thought the red would suit you perfectly."

"Wait three months for me to return home—the import paperwork will be done by then too. I'll personally deliver the car to your dorm."

The call ended.

After a few seconds of silence came the envious squeals from the other two roommates.

"Kimberly! Adrian really bought you a Ferrari?"

"Oh my god... you're so lucky!"

Kimberly climbed down from her bed amid the amazed exclamations, walked over to me, and shook my arm coquettishly:

"Rosalie, will you come with me to meet Adrian when the time comes?"

"This is my first online relationship. I'm so scared of being catfished."

I looked up, my gaze landing on that face written with innocence.

In my last life, I was fooled by exactly this act.

My heart softened, and I nodded.

In the end, I paid for it with three lives from my family.

Kimberly transferred into our dorm during junior year.

At that time, she had just been diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease.

This disease required long-term high-dose steroids and supplements.

Not only was the treatment expensive, but the medication's side effects would cause crazy weight gain, swelling people up like balloons.

And Kimberly's family situation—forget medication costs, they couldn't even scrape together her living expenses for next month.

When her illness flared up, she could only hide in the dorm and cry.

Back then I felt sorry for her, so I went home and begged my parents.

The Connor family not only funded all her university expenses but also let her use Connor Pharmaceuticals' new drug early.

This medication had minimal side effects and didn't cause obesity, but it hadn't officially launched yet.

At my repeated requests, my parents specially approved access, providing this new drug to Kimberly as "compassionate use medication."

This preserved her prized beauty and slender figure.