Reborn on My Brother's Birthday

The agonizing memory of a brutal, untimely demise in a previous life remains permanently etched into the protagonist's mind. Granted a miraculous rebirth, they return to the living world with a cold, hardened resolve. Instead of trying to alter the destinies of those around them, they make a firm vow to abandon their past desire to save others. In this new life, they will step back, respect the natural flow of fate, and let others face their own consequences alone.

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Chapter 2

When I got home, the whole family was already sitting together having dinner.

I put down the bucket and slowly went to the well to wash my hands.

The large basket beside the well was filled with the potatoes that Madison had washed.

When I walked into the house, I glanced at the dining table. There was a chicken leg in Liam's bowl, and he had a steak in front of him.

Quinn looked unhappy when he saw me and said, "You're slow. We've been waiting for you."

I said nothing, sat aside and taste jam.

Nicole patted my head vigorously and said, "Jam is expensive. Eat it with bread."

Nicole and I were not worthy of eating good potatoes in my family. We could only eat them during Christmas.

Madison gave me a mean look and turned to complain to Quinn, "Chloe just said that Liam poured paraquat into the potato jar and asked me to throw the potatoes away. This is wasting food!"

Quinn was stunned, looked at Madison, and said hesitantly, "This, this meal is..."

Madison waved her hand and said nonchalantly, "It's okay. I've washed them. You can eat it without worry."

Nicole nodded in agreement. "I watched her wash them three times. The paraquat must have been washed away."

After hearing this, Quinn praised Madison. "Mom is good at managing the household."

Then he pointed at my forehead and cursed, "Throw away so many potatoes? You bitch. I feel uncomfortable if I don't scold you for a day."

I ate my bread quietly, thinking, "If you like them, eat more."

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