"Honey, what's wrong with my mom these days? She doesn't go out for a walk."

"I don't know."

I was a little absent-minded.

Mother's Day was in two days.

By then, my mother-in-law would ignore the fact that I worked two overnight shifts and insist on dragging me to the jewelry store.

Although I knew what would happen that day.

But just thinking about the scene from my past life, my neck started to ache.

This time, let her taste the bitterness of her own actions.

Thinking this, a smile involuntarily appeared on my face.

"Dear, why do you seem off this past month? Is your health really okay? Maybe you should go to the hospital."

I glanced at him.

"What can I do?"

Sure enough, that afternoon, the work group sent out a notice.

We were required to work overtime that night to catch up on the project schedule.

I completely ignored it and left the company.

My life was more important than work.

In my past life, because I had stayed up two nights in a row, I was in a daze.

When my mother-in-law dragged me towards that dog, I had no strength to resist.

This time, I had to conserve my energy.

My mother-in-law had been very quiet these past few days.

My husband was pleased, "You two are my most beloved women. Seeing you getting along so harmoniously now, I'm really relieved!"

I responded perfunctorily, lowering my head to hide the smile in my eyes.

Smile all you want, tomorrow will be the most unforgettable Mother's Day for you!

Mother's Day.

I had just gotten off work when my mother-in-law came up to me.

"Mother's Day, you know. Can my daughter-in-law take me to buy some gold?"

The cold light in her eyes was something I hadn't noticed in my past life.

"Of course, I was also planning to apologize to you. I'll personally explain to everyone tonight that the other day was just a minor squabble. You're still my good mother-in-law."

I said with great pomp.

My mother-in-law believed my words.

At the jewelry store, she picked out several tens of thousands worth of jewelry.

The store staff were all amazed.

"This lady, your daughter-in-law is really good to you. Many people's wedding gold is not even as much as what you're buying today."

My mother-in-law's vanity was satisfied.

I didn't mind, as after today, all these things would be mine.

After paying, my mother-in-law took my arm and walked out of the store.

It looked like a loving scene between mother and daughter-in-law.

In reality, we both wished the other would disappear.

…

It started to rain.

The jewelry store staff chased after us and handed us two umbrellas.

When we were hailing a cab, we found over a hundred people waiting ahead. So my mother-in-law suggested we walk back.

I saw it!

The Samoyed dog tied up at the convenience store's entrance was wagging its tail happily.

The dog wore a sign saying, "This dog bites."

My mother-in-law, who never liked dogs, squatted in front of the Samoyed under the umbrella.

In my past life, I had stood behind my mother-in-law.

Because of the umbrella's cover, I didn't see why the Samoyed went wild.

I only knew that when my mother-in-law pulled me to pet the dog, I got bitten.

This time, I stepped back three meters from my mother-in-law.

The Samoyed, already stressed from the presence of strangers, was growling.

It showed its teeth to keep her away from its territory. But my mother-in-law kept reaching out to pet its nose.

Samoyed growled lowly, with its eyes turning red.

My mother-in-law reached out to grab my hand.

She missed.

Instinctively turning her head, she was attacked by the dog.

"Stop! Stay!"