My Wife Accused Me of Killing Her for the Insurance Money, So I Made Her Wish Come True

My wife jumped into the sea on our wedding anniversary.

I gave everything I had to save her and get her ashore. After I was taken to the hospital, she disappeared.

The daughter I treasured accused me of killing my wife for the insurance money, while my devoted mother slandered me as a gambling addict.

Even my younger brother, whom I had raised myself, brought a group of people to break both my legs.

I thought the police would clear my name.

But they found searches on my phone about killing my wife for the insurance money, along with records of the massive online loans I had taken out using my ID card.

In the end, I couldn't defend myself. I was sentenced to eighteen years in prison for attempted murder.

After I was released, I ran into my wife, who had long since been declared dead.

She had one arm around my younger brother and was holding the hand of a daughter who looked exactly like him.

The truth was obvious.

I pushed my wheelchair over to confront them, but they shoved me into traffic, where I was killed.

When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day my wife jumped into the sea.