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My Birthday Becomes My Mother-in-law's Death Anniversary

As her mother-in-law lies dying after a horrific car accident, a distraught wife desperately tries to reach her billionaire husband, Frank Cooper. After more than ten ignored calls, Frank finally answers, only to accuse her of fabricating a crisis. Preoccupied at Geoge Hospital with Cecilia’s severe allergic reaction, he hangs up and blocks his wife’s number, leaving her completely alone during her darkest hour.
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Chapter 2

At this time, the doctor called.

He said my mother-in-law's condition was deteriorating and she was dying, so he asked me to see her for the last time.

My body shivered and I got up.

I rushed to my mother-in-law desperately.

She weakly opened her eyes, hoping to see her son.

But Frank was not here.

"Frank... Why didn't he come?"

Seeing my mother-in-law was about to die, my throat was choked. My chest hurt so much that I couldn't breathe. I knelt in front of her with tears streaming down my face, "Mom, I'm sorry. I'm useless! He didn't believe me..."

Before my mother-in-law took her last breath, she said, "Get a divorce!"

And then she gradually stopped breathing.

I wailed in despair and I was so heartbroken.

My father used to be the driver for the Cooper family.

The Cooper family had a son.

Since I could remember, they warned me not to dream about things that I shouldn't think about.

He was not a man I could dream of.

But in an accident that year, my father lost his life to save Frank's father.

Before my father died, he entrusted me to the Cooper family. Out of guilt, the Cooper family promised to let me in and protect me.

That night, the unapproachable man actually broke into my room while drunk.

Since then, I became his wife.

I thought he proposed to me because he also liked me a little bit.

But it turned out that this marriage was the result of his enduring humiliation for the Cooper family.

In front of others, he was the moral and noble Mr. Cooper who loved his wife.

Behind others, he was a heartless man who only loved Cecilia.

No matter when and where, Cecilia could call Frank away from me with just a phone call.

For many years, I endured it, foolishly thinking that one day I could warm his heart.

But fortunately, my mother-in-law treated me well.

Since I married into the Cooper family, she had given me countless love which made up for the maternal love I have lacked since childhood!

She also intervened between us multiple times to keep our broken marriage going.

But now, she was dead and I had lost the only attachment to the Cooper family.

I called Frank again but his phone was turned off.

Since even the closest person couldn't compare to Cecilia, it didn't matter whether he came to see her or not!

I was so frustrated and I spent two days dealing with my mother-in-law's affairs alone.

The hospital staff looked at me with a hint of sympathy.

My heart was in pain, and I couldn't understand why my mother-in-law, who had always been kind and generous, could give birth to such a heartless and cruel person like Frank.

What did she do wrong?

Her own son turned her daughter-in-law's birthday to her death anniversary.

I was already exhausted when I got home.

I sat in the living room, looking at my mother-in-law's portrait and ashes, and tears streamed down my face.

I really couldn't accept her sudden departure.

I couldn't forgive what Frank had done.

He hadn't shown up for three whole days.

He seemed to have forgotten this crumbling home.

As he wished, I calmly sent him the divorce agreement but I didn't expect Frank to come back so quickly.

"Bonnie, what are you doing? Don't act recklessly."

"Do you know that Cecilia stayed in the hospital for two days? I just stayed with her for two days and you want to divorce me?"

After saying that, he turned around and shouted naturally, "Mom, don't listen to Bonnie all day. She's just jealous. I..."

Frank suddenly stopped as his pupils contracted. He stared at the portrait and urn of his mother and asked, "What is this?"