Reborn to Ruin You, My DEAR Hubby

A soldier at the front was allowed one place for a family member to join him at the garrison. Edwin Smith gave his to Vera Green, the widow of his older brother, on the grounds that a woman in her position would be talked about if she were left on her own. His wife, Fern Burke, stayed behind in the countryside with their children. Edwin sent Fern three love letters a month. His military allowance went to Vera in full, and she was living with her two children in Edwin's house in the city. He and Vera had been carrying on with each other the whole time. In the year of the famine Vera's household was eating meat buns while Fern and her children were left without food and starved. Fern then came back to life at an earlier point with all of it still in her memory, and she set out after Edwin and Vera.