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Reborn: This Time, I defied Bestie’s Three Lies Masked as Warnings Chapter 1

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My Dead Best Friend Suddenly Talked to Me in a Dream

“Clara! Gold is going to crash next week! Whatever you do, don’t buy it!”

My best friend and I had grown up together, and I trusted her completely.

So, when everyone else was buying gold, I stubbornly held my parents back, forbidding them from investing.

But the next week, gold prices soared. Everyone who bought it made a huge fortune.

Dad’s chemotherapy money for his cancer instantly vanished.

Mom cried day and night because of it, and in a daze, she got into a car accident.

As I scrambled to borrow money for my parents’ medical bills, my best friend contacted me again in a dream.

“Clara, I was wrong last time. Trust me again! You absolutely have to buy stocks in that pistol-shooting game! It’s about to skyrocket!”

I believed her again, maxing out my loans to buy a million dollars worth of stock.

But the moment I bought in, the stock plummeted to rock bottom.

I was totally wiped out, yet my best friend contacted me a third time in a dream.

“Clara! Go save your dad! He doesn’t want to be a burden, he’s about to jump off the building with your mom!”

I rushed to the hospital where my parents were, and sure enough, Dad was preparing to jump.

I fought with all my might to pull him back.

Just as I sighed in relief and left, Mom suddenly woke up and stabbed Dad to death with a knife.

I sobbed, asking Mom why. She only said one thing:

“Clara, this is all because of you! You should just die!”

Then she stabbed herself and stopped breathing.

Overnight, I was saddled with massive debt and even lost my home.

In despair, I drank poison and committed suicide.

But even as I died, I couldn’t understand why my best friend, who had always treated me like family, would cause my death.

When I opened my eyes again, I was back to the day my best friend told me not to buy gold.