My husband left me in the middle of my father’s funeral for his mistress. I thought nothing could hurt more—until 3 a.m., when my phone lit up with a message from my deceased father, asking me to come to the cemetery quietly.
Years ago, when I refused to serve my sister, my mother rubbed hot chili paste in my eyes: “Now you know what pain looks like.” From that day on, I made sure they suffered every single day.
But this message was different. Suddenly, fear, memories, and something unexplainable surged through me.