Revenge Plan: Brutally Attack the Scumbag's Family — Novel

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In a world where love turns bitter and loyalty is tested, Diana finds herself trapped in a spiraling nightmare. Once hopeful about her marriage to Robert Smith, she now faces the grim reality of betrayal and humiliation, all orchestrated by the very family she sacrificed everything for. As the pressure mounts and her dreams of motherhood crumble, the sweet innocence of her unborn daughter becomes a weapon against her. Can Diana reclaim her identity before it’s too late?

When she unexpectedly gets a second chance at life, the stakes are raised. Reborn into the same suffocating environment, she must navigate the treacherous waters of manipulation and deceit. This time, she feels a fire igniting within her—a fierce desire for revenge against those who wronged her. Will she break free from the chains of her past and emerge stronger, or will the weight of her former life drag her down once more?

As alliances shift and the truth unfolds, the question lingers: how far will Diana go to protect what is rightfully hers? In this gripping tale of resilience and retribution, every choice could lead to redemption or ruin.

Revenge Plan: Brutally Attack the Scumbag's FamilyChapter 1 My Brain Was Broken

I married Robert Smith because I was pregnant.

To marry him, I severed ties with the parents who had raised me for 25 years.

Following his mother's advice, I quit my job, which paid 20,000 a month, to stay home and focus on the pregnancy.

Robert knelt and promised me that I wouldn't miss out on the dowry, a house, or a wedding.

And he did deliver.

It was only later that I found out that the three-bedroom house was rented, and the money for the dowry and wedding was borrowed.

I only discovered everything when the debt collectors came knocking and the landlord appeared after the wedding.

To have a peaceful life, I took out the dowry money and even added another 100,000 of my own to pay off the debts and rent.

After that, Robert and I moved to an old, small two-bedroom apartment.

But the less-than-90-square-meter house was home to me, Robert, his mother, and his younger sister, which was a bit too crowded.

He said that his mother had worked hard her whole life, and as her daughter-in-law, I had to be filial and let her have the master bedroom.