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Back To The Month Before the Scumbag Husband Died

Reborn with a secret, I find my husband Kevin Collins and my best friend Stella White kneeling before me, desperately pleading their innocence over their secret affair and child. Instead of exposing their betrayal, I smile and play the forgiving wife. They have no idea I know the truth—or that Kevin is fated to die in a fatal car accident in just thirty days. By keeping my composure and maintaining this marriage for one more month, his vast billionaire fortune will legally become mine.
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Chapter 2

Stella saw that I was silent but looked calm. She frowned and said, "Susy, the water pipe in my house broke today, so I asked Kevin to fix it. I didn't expect that I would get soaked. You came in when I was changing clothes. Please understand us."

Kevin also nodded repeatedly and said, "Yes, it's a misunderstanding."

I still didn't say anything but just looked at them with a smile.

Stella and Kevin looked at each other, and Stella pulled the kid into her arms, saying, "Although Tommy looks exactly like Kevin, he is not Kevin's. You have to believe us, we would never do such a thing."

I pretended to look at the child and said, "Yes, they look alike."

Stella gave birth to Tommy in her hometown the year when she claimed she was studying abroad. To avoid being discovered by me and leaving no records, she gave birth at home, so there was not even a birth certificate.

In my previous life, after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I also asked Stella for money. At that time, Stella looked like a noble lady and said, "Susy, your current fate is exactly what I hoped for. How could I give you money to save you?"

Stella turned the big diamond ring in her hand and told me everything she had done.

It was also at this time that I realized that the text message was sent by Stella.

Because when Stella and I went to the hospital for a physical examination, she found out that I had breast problems. She did this to make my condition worse and to prevent me from getting good treatment.

She planned this.

But she was successful, and I died miserably just as she expected.

Thinking of this, I smiled and helped them up, saying, "Don't worry, of course I believe in you."