After we made love, my boyfriend Eddie Hunt solemnly told me he had AIDS. I, Annie Foster, furious and panicked, prepared to drag him to the hospital, but we got into a car accident on the way, and I lost both my legs. Eddie then brought his new flame Gina Morrison to my hospital bed and mocked me cruelly. “Actually, I was never sick. It was just a test. Someone as selfish as you can spend the rest of your miserable life in this bed.” Because of his flippant little test, my entire life was ruined. After being reborn, I beat him to the punch before he could test me and calmly said, “You mean AIDS? Don’t worry, I’ve had it for five years already.” ***** Eddie said, “Actually, I don’t have AIDS. When I told you I was sick, it was just a test. Unfortunately, you failed my love test and proved you’re not the one to spend the rest of my life with. Gina is my true love. Someone as selfish as you can spend the rest of your miserable life in this bed.” After dropping this bombshell, Eddie pulled the timid-looking Gina toward the door. Gina shook her head, signaling him to leave first. Once only she and I remained in the hospital room, Gina leaned down and whispered in my ear, “You fool, I was the one who suggested this test, so I could keep him by my side forever. You deserve to be crippled since you never appreciated Eddie anyway.” Standing up straight, she called out sweetly, “Eddie, wait for me!” Then she ran after him. Their sweet conversation drifted back into the hospital room, reaching the ears of this disabled woman. Eddie said, “What did you have to talk to her about? She stinks all over. I don’t know why she doesn’t get someone to help clean herself up.” “Eddie, Annie is already so pitiful. I won’t let you talk about her like that,” Gina said. Eddie replied, “You’re just too innocent and kind-hearted. That’s why you’re blinded by such a vicious woman.” Gina said, “Then you can protect me for the rest of our lives.” Lying in my hospital bed, I shed tears of regret. Eddie had already borrowed all my savings from years of work. He wanted a partner who wasn’t materialistic, who would stand by him through thick and thin, but this scheming man didn’t deserve someone who truly cared for him. After hearing their conversation, I dragged my disabled body to the thirteenth floor and jumped, leaving this cruel world behind. But heaven took pity on me and allowed me to be reborn to the day before Eddie’s test. “Annie, there’s something important I need to tell you,” Eddie looked at me with a serious expression. I said, “I have something important to tell you too. Actually, I’ve been HIV positive for five years.” His face froze instantly, his voice trembling slightly, “You… you’re joking, right?” I shook my head and opened the drawer beside the bed, taking out medication and related diagnostic documents. In reality, I wasn’t sick at all. I just wanted to see how this man, who loved testing others’ sincerity in my previous life, would react. People don’t realize how excessive certain actions are until they’re personally hurt by them. He grabbed those items with a grim face, but after seeing what they were, he asked very unpleasantly, “Why didn’t you tell me earlier? Do you know this is illegal? I could sue you for intentionally spreading a serious disease.” Eddie cursed loudly, jumped out of bed, and hurriedly walked toward the door. I knew he was going to find post-exposure prophylaxis medication. So he knew how to be afraid after all. I grabbed his hand and said, “It’s useless. The nearest HIV prevention center is almost 18.6 miles away. After coming upstairs, I specifically drained the gas from your car. Didn’t you say you loved me and would die with me?” Eddie said, “If you want to die, die alone. I intend to live just fine.” “So what were you going to tell me just now?” I asked. “I was going to say if you’re sick, go see a doctor early.” The usually refined Eddie cursed and slammed the door shut. From the window, I watched him try to flag down passing cars, failing repeatedly and cursing angrily each time. He kept begging drivers with clasped hands, even offering them large sums of money. The intense desire to survive made Eddie’s face twitch, looking particularly ugly and ridiculous, no different from my state when I left in my previous life. Unfortunately, in my previous life, I was in a car accident that broke my legs, while he wasn’t.
In my previous life, I was in love with Eddie. After one of our intimate encounters, he told me he was HIV positive. I said, “Stop joking around. How is that possible?” Eddie replied, “I’m not joking. I’m telling you the truth. If you don’t believe me, wait 24 hours and then go to the hospital for a test.” Looking at his serious expression, I became terrified. I had just graduated from college, my promising life had barely begun, and my parents in the countryside were counting on me. I couldn’t take that risk. I begged him to drive me to the hospital, but he just looked down at me, his eyes filled with disappointment. With no other choice, I stumbled out of bed and ran to the middle of the road, pleading with passing vehicles for help. But the fog was too thick that day, and I was struck by a speeding car. The heavy vehicle crushed both my legs. I didn’t even have time to feel the pain before losing them. Before I could even take comfort in getting PEP medication in time, Eddie appeared at my bedside with young, vivacious Gina, telling me he was just an heir to a wealthy family seeking true love. He didn’t have HIV—that night was merely a test. Unfortunately, I had failed. Eddie claimed this proved that people from the lower class were incapable of pure, unblemished love, and that he needed to return to the world where he truly belonged. Overwhelmed by one shocking revelation after another, I numbly asked him to return my savings, at least so I could pay my medical bills. He sneered, “You’re such a despicable, lowly woman. Even at a time like this, you’re still trying to squeeze money from men. “I won’t give you that money. Consider it compensation for my emotional distress. “Also, I’ve already told your parents about your situation. Prepare yourself for their lecture.” Later, I received a call from the police in my hometown. They told me that my mother had died of a heart attack brought on by anger, and my father had died in a car accident while rushing her to the hospital. Overnight, I lost my family and my legs—all because of a rich kid’s joke. When I discovered I had been reborn, I immediately forged documents showing I was HIV positive. Since Eddie enjoyed playing jokes, I’d play along until the end. I just hoped he could handle it. When I arrived at the disease control center, Eddie was frantically wiping himself with disinfectant wipes, cursing me under his breath. Gina stood beside him, her eyes red. When she saw me, she lashed out, “You shameless bitch! How dare you show your face here?” I replied, “Eddie is my boyfriend. Why shouldn’t I be here?” Gina said, “If you weren’t so filthy, Eddie wouldn’t have caught that disease! If I were a woman like you, I’d have killed myself already.” I turned to Eddie and asked, “Is that how you really feel?” Eddie replied bitterly, “Yes, I must have been blind to fall for a woman like you.” I shook my head with a feigned sigh and said, “I thought I’d found the man who understood me best in this lifetime. You’ve really disappointed me. What I told you last night was just a test. I never expected that because of a minor illness, you’d abandon me so quickly.” He asked, “You… you were testing me?” “Of course. I was simply looking for someone who would stand by me through hardship,” I said. Seeing the medical report I handed him, Eddie froze. Gina stomped her foot in anger. “Eddie, she’s lying to you! Don’t fall for it!”
“I knew it. You’re the one who truly understands me.” Eddie squeezed my hand tightly, too emotional for words. I didn’t miss how Gina, standing behind him, angrily tore up her medical certificate and glared at me with intense hatred. That evening, I made an excuse to go out and buy some necessities for Gina, but actually checked the surveillance cameras I had installed after my rebirth. “Annie actually passed both of my tests,” Eddie said. Through the monitor, I clearly saw Gina’s face contort for a moment. A moment later, she resumed her cute, charming demeanor. “Eddie, are you going to marry Annie now?” “No, this only proves Annie is quite clever. No matter, I’ve already thought of another plan,” he replied. In my previous life, I only learned the truth after my death. Eddie came from a wealthy family. After witnessing his father’s affair and his mother’s suicide by jumping off a building when he was young, he vowed never to believe in true love again. He used his status to deceive many naive young women in the name of true love. He manipulated wealthy, innocent girls into breaking ties with their parents and lured girls from poor families into taking out numerous loans, claiming he needed to test their sincerity. When he grew bored, he would assign impossible tasks to get rid of them. There was once a girl who became so debt-ridden because of him that she resorted to becoming an adult streamer on the dark web to make money. When he found out, he blackmailed her into spending several nights with him, then posted her videos and photos online, claiming he wanted other men to see her true nature. Gina had been his little follower for many years, helping him commit countless despicable acts. Yet somehow, these two terrible people managed to have a happy ending. Unfortunately, my power alone was too weak to change anything. Before falling asleep, Eddie pulled me into his arms and said softly, “Annie, let’s break up.” In the darkness, my voice sounded panicked, though my face remained calm. “Did I do something wrong? Tell me and I’ll fix it. Please, can we not break up?” His tone lifted, carrying a hint of smugness. “Actually, I don’t want to break up with you either. But my company is having cash flow problems, and I don’t want to drag you down. I love you and only want to give you the best life possible.” His voice was tender and affectionate; anyone unaware of the truth would think he loved me deeply. “Silly, we’re a couple, we’re one unit. How much money do you need? Let me see if I can cover your financial gap,” I said. “God, I love you so much.” Eddie hugged me tightly and said, “It’s not that much, just about a million dollars. Don’t worry, once things turn around, I’ll pay you back with interest.” Hearing him ask for so much money right away, I couldn’t help but laugh coldly inside. A million dollars might be more than what a family could earn in a lifetime, but it happens to be about the maximum amount an adult could borrow through high-interest loans. A few days later, I smiled as I placed a bank card in his hand. “There’s two million dollars in here. That should be enough for your company’s cash flow, right?” “You’re so silly, really. For the rest of our lives, I’ll never let you down.” Eddie hugged me, appearing moved, but I clearly saw a flash of contempt in his eyes. What I didn’t expect was that his next test would target my organs. When Eddie called, he sounded extremely anxious on the phone. “Annie, my dad has a terminal illness. What should I do now?” I said, “Don’t be afraid. I’ll come to the hospital right away.” When I arrived at the hospital, I learned that Eddie’s father, Kendrick Hunt, was suffering from acute kidney failure and needed a kidney transplant to survive. But the hospital had no matching kidneys for him. Eddie’s eyes instantly reddened as he collapsed into my arms, devastated. “My dad is the only family I have left. If he dies, I can’t go on living.” Gina stood nearby, crying, “Eddie, Kendrick has always been good to me. I’m willing to give him my kidney.” “You’re not my family. How could I ask you to make such a huge sacrifice?” Eddie held my medical report in his hands, staring directly at me. “Annie, I’ve checked with the doctors. Your kidney is compatible with my father’s. Are you willing?” I was shocked by his shamelessness.
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