About They All 'Died' for Her? With Terminal Cancer, I'm Done Playing their Games Novel
"Five years ago, Vivienne Carrington was in a car accident trying to save her family and became a vegetable.
Five years later, when she finally woke up, everything had changed.
Her parents and brother had brought home an adopted daughter—Leona.
They showered Leona with love. Even Dominic Ashford—her childhood fiancé—treated the girl like she was special.
They said they adopted her just because they missed Vivienne too much.
But Vivienne couldn't stand it. She insisted they send Leona away.
Then disaster struck. On the way to send Leona off, there was a car accident. Her parents and Leona died on the spot.
From that day on, her brother Cameron and Dominic turned their love into hatred.
They said if she hadn't forced them to send Leona away, three people wouldn't have died.
They tortured her, made her pay. And she took it all, believing she deserved it.
Three years later, they'd destroyed her completely. Then came the cancer diagnosis—terminal, with less than a month to live.
Stumbling past a hotel in a daze, she saw them through the window.
Her ""dead"" parents, Cameron, and Dominic, all sitting around a table celebrating Leona's birthday.
Leona wore a crown, grinning like a real princess.
And Vivienne stood frozen outside, thunderstruck.
Before she could process what she was seeing, she heard Dominic ask Cameron, ""Don't you think Viv's learned her lesson by now? How long are we gonna keep this up?""
Cameron smiled. ""Let's wait until her birthday next month to tell her the truth. A little more pain will teach her never to try getting rid of Leona again.""
Her mother sighed. ""That girl's always been too stubborn. She won't learn to accept Leona unless she suffers a bit.""
Her father nodded. ""After our little death act, she definitely won't dare go after Leona anymore.""
Standing there, her blood ran cold.
It was all a lie!
They weren't dead at all—they'd faked everything just to force her to accept Leona, to make her suffer!
How sick was that?
Her own parents, her brother, and Dominic—who'd promised to love her forever—had all played her for a fool. All for some adopted girl!
But they didn't know.
She wouldn't live another month.
She'd never make it to their big ""reveal!"""