No More Tears: The Avenging Wife

Xiao Mao Mao

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My daughter Maya' s ragged breath was the only sound in our quiet, dusty home, her small body wracked by fever. I begged my husband, Caleb, to take her to a doctor, but his eyes were cold and his voice flat as he refused, prioritizing his sister-in-law Brenda' s son over our dying child. My mother-in-law, Mary-Ann, handed me old, expired antibiotics, saying they should be "good enough," sealing Maya' s fate. For two agonizing days, I watched her fade, desperately clinging to a miracle that never came. On the third night, my world shattered as Maya went still in my arms, her silent passing tearing a primal scream from my throat. In my grief and rage, I confronted Caleb and Mary-Ann, only for Caleb to silence me with a violent fist, leaving me bleeding and abandoned in the darkest national forest. As I lay dying, I saw a chilling vision: Brenda, wearing my locket, stealing the life my long-lost Army Colonel father had come to claim for me. They took everything-my daughter, my life, my future-and gave it to my worst enemies. But then, I woke with a gasp, the silver locket cool against my skin, Maya sleeping soundly beside me. It was three days before her illness, three days before her death, and this time, I wasn't just a mother. This time, I was an avenger.

Family Revenge Rebirth/Reborn Kickass Heroine Second chance

Chapter 10

The day before yesterday 20:31

Introduction

My daughter Maya' s ragged breath was the only sound in our quiet, dusty home, her small body wracked by fever.

I begged my husband, Caleb, to take her to a doctor, but his eyes were cold and his voice flat as he refused, prioritizing his sister-in-law Brenda' s son over our dying child.

My mother-in-law, Mary-Ann, handed me old, expired antibiotics, saying they should be "good enough," sealing Maya' s fate.

For two agonizing days, I watched her fade, desperately clinging to a miracle that never came.

On the third night, my world shattered as Maya went still in my arms, her silent passing tearing a primal scream from my throat.

In my grief and rage, I confronted Caleb and Mary-Ann, only for Caleb to silence me with a violent fist, leaving me bleeding and abandoned in the darkest national forest.

As I lay dying, I saw a chilling vision: Brenda, wearing my locket, stealing the life my long-lost Army Colonel father had come to claim for me.

They took everything-my daughter, my life, my future-and gave it to my worst enemies.

But then, I woke with a gasp, the silver locket cool against my skin, Maya sleeping soundly beside me.

It was three days before her illness, three days before her death, and this time, I wasn't just a mother.

This time, I was an avenger.