In my previous life, my best friend and I both married into the Zhou family. My mother-in-law thought my friend was carrying a girl. When my friend went into difficult labor, she stopped my brother-in-law from signing the papers for surgery. My friend died in childbirth as a result.
When I argued with my mother-in-law over it, she pushed me down the hospital stairs, killing me on the spot.
As I lay dying, I heard her tell my husband and brother-in-law with relief, “Now you two can finally marry the Zhou family’s two heiresses.”
My husband and brother-in-law were grinning smugly. They didn’t look at all like men whose wives had just died.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day my friend went into difficult labor at the hospital.
This time, I won’t spare a single person who hurt my friend and me.
