After My Bestie Pushed Me Off the Cliff — Novel

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When Jennifer returns to life after a tragic fall, she’s given a second chance—and the stakes have never been higher. Reborn on the day her best friend Hailey invited her to cycle, Jennifer knows that the jealousy simmering beneath Hailey’s charming exterior could lead to disaster once more. As the two compete for recognition and the attention of their cycling team, the tension between friendship and rivalry thickens.

Can Jennifer navigate this treacherous terrain without falling victim to Hailey’s manipulations again? With every pedal stroke, the line between loyalty and betrayal blurs. Secrets linger in the air, and the very friendships that once felt solid now threaten to unravel. As the cycling competition heats up, will Jennifer emerge as the champion she knows she can be, or will Hailey’s jealousy push her to the edge once more?

In a world where every interaction is charged with hidden motives, Jennifer must confront her past mistakes and redefine her future. A battle of wills unfolds on the cycling circuit, where skill, strategy, and the quest for true friendship collide. Will she break free from the cycle of betrayal, or is she destined to fall again?

After My Bestie Pushed Me Off the CliffChapter 1

On the first day of returning home, Hailey asked me to go cycling.

When I arrived wearing a full set of knee pads and protective gear, I only saw Hailey in a suspender skirt.

I advised her that it was dangerous and that she should change her clothes.

But she disdainfully turned up her nose and called me old-fashioned.

After cycling around, the cycling expert from our team asked for my contact information because he thought I was professional.

Later, Hailey was jealous and secretly tampered with my motorcycle.

I fell off a cliff and died tragically.

When I opened my eyes again, I was back to the day when Hailey invited me to go cycling.

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Seeing Hailey wearing a brand-new set of protective clothing in front of me, I knew she had also been reborn.

She pretended to be professional and said that professional riders should wear professional protective gear. She was not like those motorcycle enthusiasts who only wore sexy outfits.