Blurb：
Five Christmases after Everett's tragic death, his wife Wynona Stewart remains obsessed with saving her first love Gavin Wilson. She storms into Everett's abandoned apartment clutching forged documents, demanding he take the fall for Gavin's medical malpractice case. But convenience store owner Daniel Lynch reveals the shocking truth: Everett was stabbed to death years ago by vengeful family members. Wynona refuses to believe, threatening to cut off payments for Everett's sister's cancer treatment—unaware the sister died long ago without funds. This gripping tale of ghostly observation, unrequited devotion, and dark secrets will haunt you. Discover why Everett's spirit watches helplessly as Wynona prioritizes Gavin over his memory. Perfect for fans of supernatural revenge stories and medical thrillers.Content：
Five Christmases after my death, my doctor wife Wynona Stewart once again wanted me to take the fall for her first love, Gavin Wilson.She burst into my old apartment with a forged agreement, only to find nothing but dust covering everything.
In her panic, she grabbed Daniel Lynch, the convenience store owner downstairs, demanding to know where I was.
But Daniel told her: "Everett? He died five Christmases ago. I heard the family from that medical malpractice case wouldn't let it go—they cornered him in the alley at midnight and stabbed him over a dozen times."
Wynona didn't believe it, convinced that Daniel must have taken my money to lie for me.
She rolled her eyes and snorted coldly: "So I suspended him for two Christmases and now he's really mad at me? Tell him if he doesn't show up within three days, I'll stop paying for his sister's cancer treatment!"
With that, she stormed out, cursing under her breath.
Daniel watched her retreating figure and shook his head with a sigh: "What sister? His sister died long ago because there was no money for treatment."
*****
In the hallway, the security door rattled as keys turned in the lock.
I floated near the ceiling, watching Wynona clutch the forged agreement as she burst into my old apartment.
She covered her nose, waving away the dust, her high heels clicking urgently across the floor.
"Everett, get out here!" she shouted. "Gavin's about to lose his license and you're still hiding?"
I smirked bitterly behind her.
After that medical malpractice incident five Christmases ago, Wynona and I had lost all contact. I never imagined that when she came looking for me again, it would be to make me take the fall for her first love once more. I had to admire how devoted she and Gavin truly were to each other.
Wynona circled the room twice, her gaze sweeping over the dust-covered sofa and cobweb-laden windowsill, her tone growing more disdainful: "What's this disappearing act? Where could someone kicked out of the hospital possibly hide? Gavin just texted that the police have started investigating. Do you want him to go to prison? I'm counting to ten—get out here now!"
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