100 Percent Spoiled: Reincarnated Wife Is a Little Fierce!

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“Idiot, are you finally out of prison?”
“Mary, I’m quite happy to see you in this downtrodden state.”
After hearing the woman’s shrill voice, Mary stabbed the knife into her chest without hesitation.
The first thing Mary did after being released from prison was to exact revenge. After personally dealing with the scumbag and b*tch who betrayed her, she decided to meet the man who loved her the most so that she could apologize to him.
However, she found out that not only did he die, but the rest of his family also died. It was all thanks to her.
The deep feelings of guilt made it hard for Mary to live with herself. She decided to die as a way of repenting.
The next day, Mary’s crime was featured in the New York Times.
“The Wilsons were murdered and died tragically at home. It was found through investigation that the murderer committed suicide in the Bronx cemetery the same night. The murderer was Gwen Miller’s wife…”
While the general public talked about the mad woman in the news without knowing the full picture, Mary, the subject of their discussion, unexpectedly reincarnated.
God gave her a chance to redeem her sins!
Mary was reincarnated the night before she committed the crime. In her previous life, this was when she planned to elope with the scumbag. Little did she know, the scumbag and a b*tch had already gotten together at this point!
Meanwhile, the evil couple also killed Gwen’s mother because she told Mary about their relationship.
After reincarnating, Mary did her best to reverse the situation. Not only did she rescue her mother-in-law, but she also made the evil couple’s lives a living hell!
Meanwhile, Mary was like a completely different person when she faced her husband, a man feared even by the country’s president.
“Honey, I’m sorry for keeping you waiting.”
Gwen smiled at his wife, who had been avoiding him since they married, as she suddenly apologized.
“Don’t worry about it. It’s never too late.”