My Husband Poured His Mother-in-Law's Ashes into the Toilet — Novel

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In a world where love can turn toxic and betrayal hides behind a charming smile, Diana's life shatters in an instant. Her husband, Jeff, chooses fame over family, abandoning his mother on a rain-soaked highway for a livestream with his new lover, Ida. When tragedy strikes and her mother-in-law dies alone, Diana is left grappling with grief—and a burning desire for revenge.

As she confronts the man she once adored, the lines between love and resentment blur. Jeff, now entangled in a web of deceit, struggles to reconcile his past with the present, while Diana fights to reclaim the love that once defined her. Each encounter is a battle, the stakes rising as the truth of their fractured relationship unfolds. Can a love built on passion withstand the weight of betrayal, or is it destined to crumble?

With a mother’s last wish echoing in her heart, Diana sets out to pull Jeff back from the brink, even if it means dragging his secrets into the light. As the past collides with the present, will she find the strength to reclaim her life, or will the shadows of their choices consume them both?

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During a heavy rainstorm, my husband abandoned my mother-in-law on the highway to accompany his internet-famous lover for a livestreaming.

As a result, my mother-in-law had a heart attack and passed away before reaching the hospital.

Because his lover was upset, my husband hung up on my mother-in-law's last call before she died.

I received a call from the hospital, and despite having a high fever, I dragged myself there. When I arrived, my mother-in-law was still tightly clutching the phone that had been cut off.

With tears in my eyes, I called my husband, only to unexpectedly see their livestream on a nearby big screen.

On the screen, my husband was holding hands with his lover, saying, "Being in love with you is the luckiest thing in my life."

***

"If only the patient had been brought here a little earlier, there could have been hope, but unfortunately..." the doctor said, looking at my drenched and dazed self with eyes full of pity.

My trembling hand signed the death certificate, and in a daze, I arranged my mother-in-law's funeral and brought her ashes home.