My Parents Say That My Sister and I Are Fake Daughters, but I Am Indeed the Real Daughter
by Seven Colors
About This Novel
The day my sister and I turned 18, we were told that we had been given false daughters by mistake. Our parents gave us a chance on the grounds of competition for survival - they sent us to foster families to level the playing field. Whoever can stand firm in five years will be their real daughter! My sister was thrust into a wealthy business family, lived in a villa, wore famous brands, and became a senior executive directly after graduation, but I was thrust into a low-income household in the suburbs. Not only could I not study, but I also had to take care of the housework and expenses of the whole family. I questioned how unfair this was, but my parents yelled at me with disgust, "Survival is not a matter of human nature, it's all random choice, why do you care so much?" "There are so many families who come from poor families. To put it bluntly, you just don't have the ability to still worry about it! "My sister leaned on the handrail of the stairs and poured red wine all over me, and said sarcastically, "Sister, accept your fate and don't blame others!" I suppressed my anger, turned and rushed into the phone booth, and called the reporter's desk, "Hello, hello, I agree to be interviewed by you."
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