After Rebirth, I Will Not Take Care of My Independent Daughter in the New Era
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After raising a child for my daughter for ten years and falling ill, I was sent back to my hometown by her. I had a heart attack in the middle of the night and found out that I had left medicine at my daughter's house when I left in a hurry. I called my daughter to ask her to deliver medicine, but my daughter scolded me, "Don't pretend to be sick to get sympathy. If you really want to die, stay away." I called my son-in-law, and he threw the phone directly to my daughter. "It's true that your mother has been pretending to be sick and relying on us. It's like a dog-skin plaster." The other party hung up the phone again, and I felt desolate. After hearing this, his wife, who was taking care of her daughter's children, humbly begged her daughter and son-in-law to give him a lift. My wife was so anxious that her voice choked up, but what she responded to was my daughter's scolding and my son-in-law's impatient pushback. I covered my heart and advised my wife to forget it and just endure it. After all, I have endured all kinds of illnesses in my daughter's house for so many years. My wife didn't trust me, so she took the medicine and rushed back all night. However, she encountered a car accident on the road and died on the spot. When I told my daughter the bad news, her first reaction was, "It's really troublesome. He died and you have to take care of the baby." I was so angry with my daughter. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the day my daughter was born. Looking at the little granddaughter handed over by my daughter, I took two steps back to avoid it and said, "I am not in good health and cannot take care of the child. You are an independent woman in the new era, so you should take care of it yourself!"
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