My Mother-in-law Killed My Daughter with Her Own Hands!

Seeing this, Henry quickly covered Giana's mouth.

"Mom, what are you talking about? If this matter is exposed, our family will be sentenced. It won't be light."

"We are all on the same boat. Besides, the amount of insurance compensation is not small. We don't need to risk our lives for that little thing. Some things need to be taken slowly."

"At that time, we will say that we dream that Linda and the child come back to seek revenge. Then we will take the opportunity to make my boss pay for the disaster. Then we can make other demands. These rich and powerful people believe in ghosts and gods the most. They will be scared with ease."

"If they don't cooperate, we will expose the matter. After all, those who are desperate and have nothing, are not afraid of those who have everything."

...

Listening to Henry and Giana planning for the future, I was so angry that I wanted to tear them apart and check if their hearts had been rotten to the core.

I didn't know if it was divine intervention. As I waved my arms to tear the two people apart, a gust of wind blew up, knocking over a vase on the table and shattering it on the floor.

The whole room suddenly became quiet.

Henry's face turned pale with fright. Giana knelt directly on the ground.

"Linda, if you want to blame someone, blame yourself for not giving birth to a son. The Lawson family only has Henry as the only descendant. I can't bear to see the Lawson family become extinct."

"Well, the Lawson family can't become extinct. The ones who are in the dark would think that the Lawson family were a royal family."

"I understand people from the previous generations. They prefer boys over girls, but it is not an excuse or reason for her to kill my two children."

"What did they do wrong? They were killed by their grandmother before they were even born."

"If I hadn't married into the Lawson family, how could my children and I have had so many accidents and lost our lives in the end?"

"I am secondary. I can only blame myself for being blind, ignoring my parents' objections, and marrying Henry, a heartless man. I didn't ask for a house, a car, or a dowry before marrying him."

"But what did my daughters do wrong? Just because they are girls, they have to be abandoned and killed mercilessly?"

Thinking of this, I tried my best, intending to slap these two people in front of me.

Unexpectedly, my body slowly became transparent. "Am I going to disappear?"