Betrayed by My own Sister, I won't Go Back to Her — Novel

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In a world where family ties can be as fragile as glass, Rein grapples with the heavy burden of betrayal. After three years in prison for a crime he did not commit, he returns to a home that feels more like a cage. His sister Renata, who once stood by him, now offers hollow welcomes and forced smiles, leaving him to question if he ever truly knew her. What kind of sister sends her own brother to prison?

As Rein struggles to reclaim his sense of self, he finds solace in unexpected friendships forged behind bars. With the clock ticking down on the release of Rosetta, a fellow inmate who believes in his innocence, Rein must navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty, revenge, and the aching desire for redemption. Will he be able to confront the sister who shattered his trust, or will the shadows of the past continue to haunt him?

Every encounter with Renata is fraught with tension, as secrets simmer beneath the surface. What awaits Rein in a home filled with love turned sour? As layers of deception unravel, he must ask himself: Can he ever truly forgive, and at what cost?

Betrayed by My own Sister, I won't Go Back to HerChapter 1

The fake son of our family said I stole his watch, caused my sister became furious at me.

She immediately took me to court and went as far to hire the best lawyer to defend the guy. In the end, I was sentenced to three years for theft.

Before I went in, the lawyer advised my sister. “You just need to scare him a little. If he really goes to jail, your brother’s life will be ruined, you know?”

However, my sister calmly said, “Stealing is not a small matter. He must learn his lesson. As for his future, I’ll take responsibility for that.”

Three years later, when I was finally released, my sister approached with red eyes and reached out her hand to me. “Now you understand your mistake, right? Come, let’s go home.”

But I stepped away from her without showing much reaction and ignored her welcoming hand.

Inside the prison, I had met a new sister.

And my new sister said she believed my story.

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My sister Renata was shocked that I avoided her completely. She didn’t withdraw her hand but reached out again instead. She quickly and firmly pulling me toward her.