I Refuse to Be My In-Laws' Maid

After my father-in-law fell ill, the whole family expected me to quit my job and take care of him.

My mother-in-law: "Now's your chance to do your duty as a daughter-in-law."

My husband: "Dad's had a hard life."

My sister-in-law: "A married daughter is like water poured out."

I put up with it.

Then my father-in-law didn't make it through surgery. He kicked the bucket.

The whole family turned on me, calling me a curse who brought misfortune.

When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day my father-in-law was diagnosed with liver cancer.

This time, no one is making me their unpaid caregiver.