Rebirth: Giving Up on Saving Foolish Family Members — Novel

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In a world where ignorance reigns, Sophia is determined to break free from the shackles of her family's misguided beliefs. Reborn on the brink of a fateful prenatal examination, she finds herself navigating the treacherous waters of familial loyalty and deception. Her sister-in-law, Cathy, is blissfully unaware of the truth lurking within her, while their mother clings to old wives' tales that threaten to destroy them all.

As Sophia grapples with the weight of her past mistakes, she vows not to repeat them. But how can she save Cathy when her family’s love is intertwined with their delusions? Each day brings fresh challenges as Sophia struggles against her mother's oppressive expectations and Cathy's blind trust in tradition. With every step, the stakes rise higher. Will Sophia manage to steer her family toward the truth, or will history repeat itself in the most devastating way?

In this gripping tale of rebirth and resilience, loyalty and betrayal clash in a battle for survival. Can one young woman alter the course of her family's fate, or is she destined to be buried beneath the weight of their foolishness once again?

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My sister-in-law, Cathy White, has been pregnant for eight months but has never had a prenatal examination.

I persuaded her to have a prenatal examination, but my whole family opposed it.

"What's the point of checking? That machine will affect the intelligence of my grandson!"

My mom angrily accused me. I advised Cathy to believe in medicine.

As a result, it was found that there was a five-pound stone in Cathy's belly.

My mom grabbed my neck and said that I had caused the death of the child.

Cordelia said that I was jealous of her and deliberately cursed her child into a stone.

They took me to the back mountain, beat me to death, and buried me.

When I opened my eyes again, I was reborn before having a prenatal examination with Cathy.

In this life, I will never repeat the same mistakes. I want them to reap what they have sown!

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In my previous life, my mother and my sister-in-law, Cathy, were very ignorant.

Cathy was eight months pregnant, but she never went for prenatal checkups. I was very surprised.

I tried to convince her to believe in modern medicine and get some checks done.

But my mother got angry when she heard my words.