They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System
Chapter 304 - 304 As A Memory

Chapter 304: As A Memory Chapter 304: As A Memory “Wait!” he called, reaching into his pocket.

“You didn’t take your money.” She paused, confused.

“What?” “I remember promising,” Abuchi said, pulling out a gleaming new money stamped with a Lionaran crest.

“Whoever helped me pay, I would reward them with Lionaran currency.

It’s only fair.” The girl held up her hands quickly, shaking her head.

“No, no.

I don’t want the money.

Really, don’t worry about it.

I have a good job, and I’m not going to go broke from this.

I’ve been saving up for a while.” “But I still feel guilty,” Abuchi insisted, pressing the money toward her.

“You didn’t have to do this.

You helped us.” The number of things they had bought was quite a lot, which meant the girl had spent a considerable amount of money.

She must have a pretty good job to afford all of it.

But Abuchi didn’t want to take advantage of anyone’s kindness.

“You really don’t have to do this,” he told her again.

But the girl shook her head stubbornly.

“I wanted to help.

It’s fine.” Still, the five of them continued trying to persuade her.

In the end, after much back and forth, she reluctantly accepted the equivalent of what she had spent, no more, no less.

She looked down at the money in awe, then glanced up at Abuchi.

“Well… okay.

I’ll keep it,” she said softly, pressing it gently to her chest.

“But not because I want payment.

I’ll keep it as a memory.” She turned her eyes to Nnenna and smiled again.

“Thank you… for everything.” And with that, she spun around and ran off, her ponytail bouncing behind her, the money still gleaming in her hand like a tiny medal of honor.

Karen shook her head with a soft grin and a sour tone.

“You’re turning into a legend, Nnenna.” “Not yet,” Nnenna said quietly, her voice low and thoughtful.

“But maybe one day.” Ding!

“You motivated and inspired so many lives online and offline.

You get 2000 good points.” The message caught Nnenna off guard.

Her eyes widened.

“Two thousand?” she asked the love system silently.

“Why is it so big?” The love system responded in that soft, ever calm voice she was getting used to.

“It’s big because you reached people all over the world through the internet.

More good points are still coming because the effects of your good deeds, and the life improvements of the people you inspired today, will continue to ripple out.

Every time they choose to be a better version of themselves, you get rewarded.” She paused, then added “Also, more and more people are watching the video with each passing second… And don’t forget, some of these points are also from the video where you exposed Lady Chineye’s fake best friend.

That video is still creating positive waves.

Goodness has momentum, Nnenna.

And you are starting an avalanche.” Nnenna blinked slowly, letting the words sink in.

She hadn’t realized the weight of her actions, or just how far they could reach.

“Oh!

I remember when you mentioned that before,” Nnenna said, her eyes lighting up.

“When I helped that old man I met in the market.” She grinned wide.

“This is awesome!

Doesn’t this mean that if I enter the entertainment industry, I’ll be flooded with good points every day?” The love system responded calmly, but with a hint of encouragement.

“Actually, yes.

If that’s your passion, go for it.

The entertainment industry has wide reach and massive influence.

It can earn you a lot of good points.” Then, her voice softened slightly.

“But… you don’t have to enter the entertainment world to make a global impact.

Your passion is medicine, right?” “Yes,” Nnenna said, her voice steady, sure.

“It is.” “Good,” the love system said with approval.

“Then walk that path boldly.

You can create cures for diseases no one else has solved.

Perform surgeries that even the best are too afraid to try.

And you’ll become known for it, not for fame’s sake, but for how much light you bring to others.” The Love System paused, letting her words sink in before continuing “Through medicine, you’ll touch lives every day.

And each life you impact will go on to inspire others.

That ripple effect will be immense.

And every ripple?

Will bring more good points your way.” Nnenna stood still for a moment, wind brushing gently against her hair, her eyes reflecting the excitement building in her heart.

She wasn’t just dreaming anymore, she was walking in it.

“Then,” she whispered, mostly to herself, “I’m going to be the kind of doctor the world has never seen.” Her eyes followed the silhouette of the girl now far away, her ponytail bouncing behind her.

“This is seriously awesome,” Nnenna said with a light laugh, still facing the distance.

“I just inspired someone’s life.” The weight of that truth sank in slowly, quietly, like sunlight on her skin.

It was humbling.

The rest of the crew had also grown quiet, almost reflective.

They respected the girl’s decision now.

She had insisted on giving and had only accepted the refund as a memory.

None of them could, or should, force her to take more.

It was done.

“Well,” Abuchi said, snapping them gently back to the present, “now we have everything we need for the next few days.” He crouched beside the goods, checking through each item with a focused eye.

Every single one was exactly as he had selected.

The girl had truly gone back to the shopkeeper, found the exact items, likely repacked exactly as they were, and paid for it all.

Then carried it straight to them.

They were stunned all over again by her thoughtfulness.

“Okay, what’s next?” Karen asked, her hands on her hips, already prepping for movement.

“Of course,” Abuchi said, stretching slightly as he pulled out his phone.

“We move to Truns.” Just as he opened his taxi hailing app, a deep, low rumble of engines caught his attention.

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