After I got pregnant and gave birth to my daughter, I had to go out to work to earn money to make ends meet.
I came back from the National Day holiday and wanted to surprise my daughter.
But he found his daughter tied up in the mud and playing with mud.
He was as tattered as a beggar.
My mother-in-law and her family used my money to take care of the mistress who had just given birth in a high-end private hospital.
I was so aggrieved that I went to the hospital to seek justice.
My mother-in-law held her newborn golden grandson in her arms and mocked me as a hen that couldn't lay eggs.
My husband accused me of cheating and I owed their family 100,000 when the property was divided.
My husband took my compensation money to celebrate the wedding with my mistress.
But I could only take my daughter around to sue.
In the end, he was beaten to death in the corn field by his mother-in-law with an iron catalpa.
When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the day I went home to surprise my daughter.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
