Mother-In-Law Takes a Bath with Aunt's Blood to Fight Aging

My mother-in-law said that my aunt's blood can resist aging. He stole my used sanitary napkins and soaked them in the basin to wash my face. I also went to school to pick up other people's towels and brought them back to take a bath. I advised her to fight against aging scientifically, as she would be prone to contracting diseases. Not only did my mother-in-law not believe it, she even insulted me: "That's what the experts say. Can you know better than the experts?" "I think you just envy me that you can stay young forever." Later, my mother-in-law's body was covered with ulcers and cauliflower. Not only did she not go to the hospital, she blamed me for not being able to see her well and poisoning her aunt in her blood. I even cut off the cauliflower from my body and added it to my meals. I even told my husband that I was misbehaving and would go out and mess around every day. My husband beat me to death. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the day when my mother-in-law tried to steal my aunt's towel to wash her face. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.