Chapter 591 A Decision Made

    This world felt like a novel, one with an impossibly dramatic storyline and a single, undeniable center, Sarah.

    And Jean was cannon fodder.

    Until she awakened, she had lived entirely ording to the will of this world.

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    She wasn’t likable; she had a distant rtionship with her family and was invisible at school. If she hadn’t awakened at the age of ten and seen the truth behind this world’s trajectory, she probably would’ve continued living that way, until Sarah took everything from her.

    But she woke up. She foresaw her future. At first, it was hard to believe; then came the panic, the anxiety, worry that her fate would truly unfold as predicted…

    Jean thought long and hard before she realized something, she couldn’t sit around and wait for the end.

    She wanted to change her ending.

    She was disappointed in the Ginger family–heartbroken, even.

    They had never been close, but the thought that they would one day cast her aside without hesitation, hearts set entirely on Sarah…

    It was hard not to feel hurt.

    Very quickly, she made up her mind, she would distance herself even more from the Ginger family; the fewer ties, the better.

    After all, they weren’t rted by blood–and they didn’t like her anyway.

    At the same time, she needed to be stronger,

    The Ginger family couldn’t be relied on; she had only herself to depend on.

    So Jean became even colder toward them–barely speaking a word when she didn’t have to.

    At the same time, she began trying everything she could to grow stronger. She stumbled onto the dark web and discovered there were, in fact, many hidden, secret organizations operating in the shadows of this world.

    She spent a lot of time learning everything she could about them, even managing to infiltrate some and form connections with their members.

    Eventually, she stumbled upon an organization called Abyssal Choir.

    That name wasn’t unfamiliar.

    ording to the memories she had after awakening, Abyssal iChoir /iwould one day be a world- renowned dark organization, a major viin powerful enough to stand against Sarah.

    Right now, they weren’t strong yet; they seemed ordinary.

    But Jean made a bold decision. She chose to join Abyssal Choir.

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    She hoped it would be a card she could y in the future–something that might help her escape the fate of being destroyed by Sarah.

    Later, she met the leader of Abyssal Choir.

    He went by the codename “Dusk“-a broodingly handsome man.

    Reportedly, within Abyssal Choir, members only knew the leader’s codename; no one had ever seen his true face.

    Jean found it strange that such a mysterious leader would break protocol and ask to see her.

    Maybe it was because she’d been a little itoo /iactive since joining the organization, enough to catch Dusk’s attention.

    She had been working hard to blend into the group, to build good rtionships with the other members.

    They had only ever interacted online, never in person.

    No one knew what she looked like or how old she was. Most assumed she was an experienced adult.

    She never expected her first in–person meeting with a member of Abyssal Choir would be with the leader himself.

    Dusk wanted to see her; of course Jean couldn’t say no.

    If she angered Dusk, there was a very real chance she’d be kicked out of Abyssal Choir.

    The first time she met Dusk, he handed her a file the moment they sat down.

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