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CompletedMy Deceased Unborn Nephew
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- Edik Brandwein
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In the earlier life, the narrator recommends a pregnancy check that leads to medically necessary surgical delivery.
The mother blames the child’s poor health on that intervention, and resentment eventually leads the child to kill the narrator. Reborn at the moment advice is requested, the narrator decides against intervening, leaving the renewed pregnancy’s outcome unresolved.
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