My sister-in-law, who is childfree, was thrilled when she saw someone else undergo a hysterectomy.
She wanted to have her own uterus removed too, saying that way she wouldn't have to endure menstrual cramps anymore.
But as a gynecologist, I knew how important the uterus was, so I tried my best to talk her out of it.
After much hesitation, my sister-in-law finally gave up the idea of having it removed.
But a year later, she unexpectedly got pregnant. She blamed it all on me and angrily pushed me off the hospital building.
My brother hid the cause of my death for the sake of the child he'd waited so long for, saying only that I'd fallen by accident.
Heaven was watching over me, and I returned to the day my sister-in-law said she wanted a hysterectomy.
I smiled faintly. "Go ahead and get it removed, of course."
Before the marriage, my brother owed a large debt. After the marriage, he told his sister-in-law that all her dowry was used to pay off the debt, and there was still a balance left to pay off.