Nail It Down

"My husband and mother-in-law left just this morning. It's only been a little over two hours. How is it possible to have lost every part of them to the wolves?"Seeing that I was persistent in searching for them, Gillian and Jessie exchanged looks at each other and left.After a while, the police arrived, and I told them what happened. A search was launched, and about an hour later, Jessie shrieked.Everyone gathered around and found my mother-in-law and Raymond lying behind a big rock. They were covered in blood and looked like they had stopped breathing.Everyone helped to carry my mother-in-law and Raymond to the hospital. During the rescue, Jessie stopped me from entering the emergency room. "Family members are to wait outside the door, our doctors will do our best to save him."Seeing that I was upset, Gillian pretended to comfort me, "Don't worry, my girl is a well-known doctor in this hospital. She will do her best."After a while, Jessie came out crying and asked me to se

Gillian panicked at the mayor's comment. She watched helplessly as the mayor took away my submitted documents and indicated that he would handle it for me soon.Gillian walked ahead of me the whole way home. She must be trying to think of a way; after all, my actions would foil their whole plan.In my previous life, I lost three family members and was grieving in complete silence. I had no time to even think about this. I did not even see the death certificates of my mother-in-law and Raymond.At that time, Gillian personally took care of Raymond's and my mother-in-law's burial. I was particularly grateful to her at that time.I had no doubts about the cremation that was originally planned, but she decided to bury the bodies. I did not see Raymond and my mother-in-law until after they were buried.I was a fool, and they played with me like a fiddle. Then, I ended up with a tragic death.After completing the documentation, I went to see Gillian.I told her that I wanted to hold a

Jessie's body could not stop shaking as she stared at the coffin closely. Later that night, the oxygen in the coffin was finally used up.Faint noises came from the two coffins, like nails digging into wood.There was a creaking sound, but I just plugged my headphones in. I was afraid that such noise would disturb my serenity.Jessie listened so clearly to the sound fading away bit by bit.When dawn was about to arrive, I reckoned it was almost time, so I took off my headphones.Jessie's gaze was blank as she mumbled, "I heard them calling me for help."By then, two relatives had come to help, and I pretended to pat Jessie on the back to comfort her.I explained to the relatives, "I guess the wake was frightening. Look, she started talking nonsense."For the remaining two days of the wake, I was alone, and the unpleasant smell of the corpse permeated the coffin.Jessie had been suffering from a high fever since she returned home that day, and she was still talking gibberish. E

Gillian lost her inheritance rights and had no right to the demolition compensation. She had to rent a house by herself.The news was spread among the neighbors."Her husband was also a member of that family, so she should also be entitled to part of the money.""What do you know? Gillian and her husband were not legally married, so their marriage was not established. Moreover, her brother-in-law found evidence of her cheating on him, and she was kicked out of the family."It was indeed unexpected. After I overheard the chat between neighbors, I could not help but sigh. It was indeed hereditary.A few days later, Gillian's body was fished out of the well. It was discovered while someone was watering the fields.This incident shocked everyone again, and the news spread throughout the village.I also took the opportunity to inquire about it. When her body was retrieved, it was soaked beyond recognition. It was identified as Gillian based on her bracelet.The mayor called Jessie a