Wait For Me In The Netherworld

I was a top-tier kept woman, the kind who had been spoiled rotten by Bùi Châu while I was alive, to the point where I thought I was above everyone else.

I casually mentioned that I liked looking at the sea, and he bought an entire private island for me and named it after me.

I complained that high heels rubbed my feet raw, so he kept a pair of slippers in every luxury car. Wherever we went, he would even crouch down to change my shoes for me.

Even when I came across a limited-edition handbag that had long since been discontinued while scrolling through my phone at midnight, he could immediately take his private jet overseas and have it placed beside my pillow before dawn.

So even as a ghost, I simply couldn't bear to carry an outdated handbag.

But Bùi Châu had spoiled me into becoming completely useless.

I couldn't lift anything heavy, and I had no idea how to make money. Six years after my death, I hadn't even earned a single piece of ghost money.

In the end, I had to pawn all my jewelry in exchange for one chance to return to the living world and find my husband.

After all, before I died, Bùi Châu had once held me in his arms and cried so hard that he vomited blood.

“Suìsuì, I took care of you while you were alive. I'll take care of you even after you're dead.”

“Every year on the anniversary of your death, I'll burn the latest handbags for you.”

But the moment I floated into the house that had once been our bridal chamber, lines of comments suddenly appeared before my eyes:

【The male lead's white moonlight has been dead for six years. He finally agreed to marry the female lead!】

【Not only did he throw away all the belongings of his deceased wife, he even renovated their bridal chamber. Looks like he's truly moved on.】

I stared blankly at the living room.

The wedding photo on the wall had been replaced with a picture of him and another woman.

She was holding the cat I had personally raised, wearing my wedding ring on her finger. With a smile, she asked,

“Did you really love her that much?”

He lowered his head and kissed her, his voice indifferent.

“She was just someone who died. Why bring her up?”

I clenched the return-to-the-living-world token that had cost me my entire fortune, then slowly loosened my grip after a long while.

Right.

Six years had already passed. He needed to start a new life, too.