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My Sister-in-law's Divorce

After revealing my brother Bruce's infidelity to his wife, Shirley, their marriage shattered. But instead of gratitude, Shirley blamed me for ruining her life. Consumed by resentment, she conspired with my own nephew to end my life. Yet, death was not the end. Awakening with a jolt, I find myself thrown back in time to the exact day I first uncovered Bruce's betrayal. Armed with future knowledge of their deadly treachery, I must play a dangerous game to survive my second chance.
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Chapter 2

My sister-in-law cooked a good meal and waited for Bruce to come home for dinner.

After Bruce came home, he glanced at the dishes on the table and said disdainfully, "Why is it the same few dishes again?"

"I made your favorite fish." My sister-in-law said as she took off Bruce's suit jacket.

As soon as Bruce sat down, my nephew approached and smelled the scent on Bruce, saying, "Dad smells so good. The scent is so nice."

My sister-in-law was startled for a moment, then recovered and smiled awkwardly, "Dad went out for business. Maybe he accidentally got some on him."

"Hmm," Bruce responded coldly, defaulting to Shirley's explanation.

At the dining table, my nephew and I chatted about interesting things at school.

My sister-in-law was absent-minded, occasionally glancing at Bruce, as if trying to find some clues from him.

Bruce ate his meal in silence.

After finishing the delicious dishes on the table, Bruce threw down his chopsticks.

"I have a social engagement tonight, so I won't come back today."

"I'll pick you up after your social engagement!"

Seeing Shirley's pale and dull face, Bruce sounded a bit impatient, "No need. It will be too late for you to come back and forth. It's not good for both of us."

I knew Bruce was going to see his mistress. When he came home, there would be a strong scent of perfume on him, which could only come from intimate contact with someone, who had sprayed perfume.

At the dining table, he occasionally glanced at his phone. The phone lit up, and I saw something about a hotel. Bruce picked up the phone so quickly that I didn't see clearly which hotel it was.

Whether Bruce had a mistress or not, it had nothing to do with me. I would not interfere in any issues between Bruce and Shirley this time.

After Bruce left, I also went home.

In the days to come, I would devote more time to my work. My sister-in-law sent me messages several times, inviting me to have dinner at her place, but I declined, citing work as the reason.

Bruce often socialized outside. He used to be afraid that my sister-in-law would be bored, so he would often accompany her after work, chatting or going shopping.

Now that I was not with Shirley, besides supervising my nephew's studies, she just kept sending messages to Bruce all day long.

When Bruce was annoyed, he would simply turn off his phone.

When Shirley couldn't find Bruce, she would go to his company, but she always happened to encounter Bruce being out for social engagements.

After a long time, Shirley discovered some clues.

"Emily, is your brother having an affair? He hasn't been coming home lately. I went to his office to look for him, but he wasn't there," my sister-in-law asked me with a worried expression.

"Shirley, Bruce has been busy with social engagements lately. Don't worry too much. He's working hard for the sake of your family."

With my persuasion, my sister-in-law put down her doubts.

I took her out shopping, and she bought a bunch of clothes for Bruce, and toys for my nephew.

I resented her for killing me in my previous life, but I couldn't let my sister-in-law notice, so I still paid for her as before.

Finally, Shirley happily carried a lot of things home.

She cooked a table of dishes and asked me to stay for dinner, but I casually found an excuse to refuse.

After I returned home, I called my leader and accepted the plan to go abroad for training for three months.

In my previous life, Shirley and Bruce were getting divorced. I felt sorry for her, facing all this alone, so I gave up the opportunity to go abroad for training.

At that time, Mr. Cox felt regretful and repeatedly advised me not to give up.

"Emily, you should know that as long as you complete the training well, you may come back as the company's vice president."

I had been working in the company for five years, always working diligently. Mr. Cox appreciated me and wanted to promote me as the deputy manager.

In the previous life, I gave up and let my subordinate Winnie go abroad for further study. Then she became the deputy manager after returning, also my boss.

I had more client resources and was more familiar with the business than her. The biggest obstacle to her promotion was me.

In order to suppress me, she deliberately made things difficult for me. The plan I handed over to her was checked several times without any errors, but when she submitted it to Mr. Cox, it turned out to be a report with errors.

"Mr. Cox, it may be Emily who is dissatisfied with my promotion. With her ability, she wouldn't make such a low-level mistake. But recently, the plans she submitted all have some small problems," Yara complained in Mr. Cox's office.

Mr. Cox was very disappointed in me. I wanted to explain, but there was no evidence to prove it.

After my sister-in-law divorced, she cried all day long, staying up all night and coming to me to complain.

"I have had a long-standing relationship with your brother. I gave birth to a child for him and clean the house every day. He comes home to eat ready-made meals. He hasn't known the girl for too long. And now she is beyond compare."

Thinking about my brother's affair, Shirley couldn't bear it and turned on the gas to commit suicide with my nephew in the middle of the night.

"Bruce, you are ungrateful, so I will take your son with me to die."