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My Lucky Day, Her Fatal Flaw

Chapter 1 

Word Count: 733    |    Released on: 25/06/2025

ct in Chicago. I was on my way to my family'

at beside me, complaining about

ng career, a great apartment, everything. And

d times. I loved Jen, we'd been friends since grade scho

just need to find somethin

. "Easy for

ng. They were so proud of me, working so hard, saving up to help

y rearview mirror. A huge, black vint

ed for

ted forward. My head snapped back against the

an old man from the local historic funeral home, was inc

hurt. It's just a car." Making a scene over an ac

you kidding me? You're just letting him g

ack in the car. But maybe she

ek, everyth

suddenly called and approved my entire design proposal without a single

e on his face. "You're not a juni

rents called, ecstatic. They had the final amount for the down p

arents' generous gift, I posted a little white lie on social media. I held

me immediately, her voice tig

spered. "It was the hearse.

ater, I saw on her Instagram that she had quit her

historic funeral home that weekend. I saw Jen's beat-

my phone was ringing.

about Jen? She's

t any old car. It was a priceless, one-of-a-kind antique, perfectly restored. The damages were

, paranoid rants, all directed at me. She blamed me for her

I had just gotten out of my car. Two large men stepped out fr

on the cold concrete, bleeding,

er eyes were

osed to be min

ged the knife

y parents, their happy f

dark

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“My name is Gabrielle Johns, a rising architect with everything going for me – a dream career, a great apartment, and loving parents who sacrificed for my future. I was heading to my family's lake house for a long weekend, my best friend, Jen, complaining beside me as usual. That' s when the vintage hearse hit my car, a minor fender-bender that Jen immediately declared my "lucky day." Bizarrely, her words seemed to come true: my career soared, and my parents had the full down payment for my new condo. Jen, consumed by envy, became convinced the hearse was a source of "luck," deliberately getting herself hit by it. But her "luck" turned into ruin. The hearse was priceless, and its owners sued her for damages that would devastate her. Spiraling into a paranoid rage, she blamed me for "stealing" her luck. One night, as I left my new condo, her madness culminated in the ultimate betrayal. Jen, my childhood best friend, plunged a knife into my chest, hissing, "This was supposed to be mine." Darkness consumed me, my last thought of my parents and their future, stolen. How could someone I loved become such a monster? Why did she believe my hard work was just "luck" she was entitled to? Why did this happen? Then, I gasped awake. I was in my bed, in my old apartment, on the very morning the nightmare began. My phone buzzed: a text from Jen, "I've got a feeling this is going to be a very, very lucky weekend. ;)" She was back. And this time, I wouldn't be kind.”
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