Time Reversed: The Queen's Stunning Transformation

I was taken from the hospital to a morgue. It was a short journey.

The child was crying. Gavin's mother was accusing the doctor of his cruelty. Gavin was shrinking into a corner without saying a word.

"You are a group of rotten doctors. My daughter-in-law was here well, but because of your heartless people, my poor grandson lost his mother as soon as he was born.'

Gavin knelt in front of my body for three days. Everyone said he was a good man.

Looking down from above, I just felt disgusted.

My body was not properly placed. Instead, it was left in the hospital.

They had prepared a grand funeral ceremony for me.

They did so to demand compensation from the hospital.

They asked for 50 thousand dollars, which was ridiculous. They wouldn't even give me a single penny, and they had the nerve to ask for 50 thousand dollars with my life.

There was a voice, "You should be reincarnated."

"Why? I am not willing."

"They will have a worry-free life with my money."

"Do you choose to relive your life?"

"Yes."

I was without any hesitation.

When I opened my eyes, I was at the age of fourteen.

Mr. Smith in the classroom was tirelessly explaining the same knowledge points.

It was about circuits, reactions, and formulas.

Despite finding the knowledge unfamiliar, I had an urge to cry.

I got a chance to start over again after experiencing all the hardships. I was so lucky.

"Come on. Look at this question. It's a simple one. First, we judge whether the string is reversed and the same."

Hearing the familiar accent, I secretly touched my eyes.

I had never been so determined and serious about finishing a class.

After class, I marked all the knowledge points that I didn't understand.

Looking at the dense notes, I finally felt at ease.

Getting educated was not the only way out for some people, but it was for me now.

To get rid of my current life, I could only rely on education.

I seized the time to review my previous notes.

The in-depth and easy-to-understand explanations in the textbook instantly help me understand many unclear knowledge points.

My neck was a little sore, so I was massaging it while reading.

Something came close to my eyes.

Gavin had a fair face when he was young. He scared me.

I slapped him right away.

"Siena Reid, what's wrong with you? I came here to accompany you kindly, and this is how you treat me?"

Gavin looked at me with a grievance. Reason told me that he was not Gavin from twenty years later.

Now he was just a little boy, but I couldn't help but vent my anger. I told him directly.

"I don't care what you do. Don't bother me anymore. I want to focus on studying."

Gavin left after making a tough statement.

"I will never actively get close to you. With your level, you can't get into high school. I have a guaranteed job after graduating from a vocational school, so don't expect me to forgive you in the future."

"Thank you so much. I can't ask for more."

"Please ignore me."

I picked up the book and went to Mr. Smith's office for help.

According to what they said later, Mr. Smith graduated from the Literary Department of Yord University.

It was unknown why he came to this small village to be a teacher.

We didn't have a place to study until he was here.

A group of people sneered behind his back.

"What's the point of being educated to such a high level? He hasn't earned as much as we do from farming. He can't even find a wife at this age."

"Mr. Smith, I don't know how to solve this question. Can you teach me?"

Mr. Smith picked up the glasses on the table, supported his waist with one hand, and held the exercise book with the other hand. Then he started his explanation.

He knew that my grades were not good. Fearing that I could not remember the key points, he specifically marked them on top.

"Faced with this question, you should use the method of reverse deduction. Find the answer to the question. Prove that it is supplementary first. Then parallel it. Finally, find the corresponding interior angles. Then parallel again. Don't be fooled by its appearance. It is parallel."

I, who was confused, barely remembered a few key points.

Mr. Smith looked at me and sighed.

"Siena, if you had been so motivated earlier, you could have done well in high school. It's not too late now. Keep it up. I believe in you.

He patted my shoulder.

I replied excitedly, "Thank you, teacher. I will work hard and get into a high school."

Mr. Smith took out a book of math questions from a desk and handed it to me.

"As a girl, you should go out and see the scenery outside. The scenery outside is different. That's what success is."

I left the office, my heart pounding. The slightly worn and old-fashioned exercise book in my arms was my chance to change my destiny.

In the office, Mr. Smith picked up another book and studied it.

On the way home, I saw my father sitting on the stone steps at the entrance and smoking from a distance.

From time to time, he puffed smoke out.

He looked up and saw me.

He said, "You are back. Come in and have a meal. The whole family is waiting for you."

I nodded and went in. My dad always ate first, and the rest was left for us.

When I entered the house, I saw my younger sister, Linda Reid, my mother, my grandmother, and my aunt's family.

I found a chair and sat down, laughing happily with the whole family.

My aunt was the most successful one in our family. She attended a vocational school, and she was assigned to work at a grain store. She married a soldier. Now, she had the benefits of being a military spouse.

"How is Linda's studying going now?"

My aunt smiled and handed some cash to my sister. In the past, I would stand awkwardly on the side, wondering what to do.

But now I had a different perspective. Some people claimed to be fair while showing favoritism.