The Mutual Salvation Between My Mother and Me — Novel

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In a world where past mistakes echo through time, a daughter finds herself thrust back into her mother’s life, determined to rewrite a tragic fate. With her mother, Lisa, on the verge of marrying the charming yet insidious Jackson, the daughter knows all too well the dark path that awaits. How can she convince her mother to escape a man destined to bring nothing but heartache and pain?

As she navigates the complexities of their past—and her own identity—each day becomes a delicate dance of deception and desperation. The daughter struggles to balance her protective instincts with the need for her mother to trust her. Can she forge a bond strong enough to pull Lisa away from a future shrouded in abuse? With every encounter steeped in tension, the stakes rise. Will the daughter’s warnings be enough to break the cycle of violence, or will fate conspire against them once more?

With emotions running high and secrets lurking in the shadows, this gripping tale explores the depths of love, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of salvation. Will they find their way to a brighter tomorrow, or are they forever trapped in the flames of the past?

The Mutual Salvation Between My Mother and MeChapter 1

I traveled back in time before my mother and my scummy dad got married.

I tried everything to stop them from falling in love.

But I failed.

Later, I found out that she was reborn.

On my 25th birthday, my mom celebrated with me.

This day was not only my birthday but also my mom's new beginning.

She had been abused by my scummy dad for over 20 years, and today she finally got her divorce certificate.

But before our good days could come, we were both stabbed to death by my drunk dad.

Even after doing all this, he still wasn't satisfied.

He poured a bucket of gasoline on me and my mother.

Then he set a fire, and in the flames, I lost my last consciousness.

When I woke up again, I saw my young mother going on a blind date.

The person she had a blind date with happened to be my dad, who was an alcoholic and abuser.

Seeing my mom's innocent and shy face, I instinctively ran over and pulled her to run away.

Until we were both out of breath, I said to her, "Don't marry Jackson Brady. He is not a good man."

My mom, Lisa Waters, had a blushing face.

She asked me with confusion, "Who are you?"

Who was I?