Blurb：
After bleeding out from her in-laws' betrayal, Maren awakens in the past, determined to orchestrate the Lynch family's downfall. This time, she weaponizes their obsession with the Lynch "sacred bloodline" and the cultish Covenant of the Seed. Judith Lynch, the fanatical matriarch, pushes a $150k "miracle cure" for golden child Jaden—the designated Vessel destined to uphold their delusional legacy. But Maren manipulates their greed, exposing hidden assets and pitting Brody and Sheryl against their volatile son. As the family implodes—brawls, faked suicide attempts, and Elder Micah's medieval shaming rituals—Maren coldly prepares her exit... and a final twist involving Judith's looming cancer diagnosis. A ruthless tale of rebirth vengeance, cult psychology, and karma crashing through generational toxicity.
Content：
§PROLOGUEThe last thing I remembered was the glint of my own kitchen knife, the one I used to chop vegetables for my daughter’s lunch.
It was buried deep in my stomach.
The first thing I heard in my second life was my mother-in-law, Judith, talking about salvation.
“Maren, look at this,” she said, her voice raspy with an excitement that always made my skin crawl. “Rhonda recommended this specialist. A genius! He has this divine medicine!”
I blinked, the phantom pain in my abdomen so real it made me gasp.
I was on my own couch, in my own condo. The afternoon sun was streaming through the window, illuminating the dust motes dancing in the air.
Alive. I was alive.
Judith shoved her phone in my face. On the screen was a gaudy advertisement for a vial of shimmering liquid.
“A miracle cure that can prevent cancer,” she crowed. “A hundred and fifty thousand dollars isn't expensive for that, is it?”
“And since you can’t give us a son,” she continued, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper, “you should at least contribute something to protect our family’s sacred bloodline.”
I knew this day. I knew this conversation.
This was the day the nightmare began.
In my first life, I knew it was a scam. I refused. I pleaded with her, with my husband Gavin, to see reason.
But Judith was a force of nature, a hurricane of feudal beliefs in a modern world.
“You barren woman!” she had shrieked, her face contorted. “You want to extinguish the Lynch family line! I might as well be dead!”
She had made our lives a living hell.
And Gavin… my gentle, kind Gavin, had eventually buckled under the pressure.
“Honey,” he had said, his eyes pleading, “just to get her to stop… for the sake of harmony… let’s just sell the condo and give her the money?”
“She’s old, she doesn’t have many years left. Let’s just consider it an act of filial piety.”
Filial piety. Harmony.
Those words were poison.
My refusal had sealed my fate.
When my nephew Jaden was later diagnosed with liver cancer, a result of his own debauched lifestyle, they all blamed me.
His parents, Brody and Sheryl, their faces twisted with grief and rage, backed me into my own kitchen.
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