Reborn on May Day, No Longer Prevent Pregnant Sister-In-Law from Committing Suicide

During the May Day holiday, my sister-in-law, a 40-year-old pregnant woman, insisted on going to the temple to walk up 1,080 steps to pray for the baby in her belly. I tried my best to dissuade her: "The temple on May Day was packed with people, and my sister-in-law is an older pregnant woman. Walking so many walks would risk miscarriage." My sister-in-law did not go at my insistence, and the baby was born and grew up safely. But my nephew's grades were mediocre and he only got into a second degree in college. My sister-in-law said to my nephew: "You should have been the most blessed baby. You could have passed any exam in Qingbei. It was your aunt who delayed you." My nephew was furious and pushed me down from the 30th floor when I wasn't paying attention. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the time when my sister-in-law insisted on going to the temple on May Day. In this life, I respect blessings.