Misplaced Family Affection

On the day of the college entrance examination, I was locked in the room by my cousin who was five years younger than me. Her voice was sweet and coquettish: "Sister, I can't let you go. How about you stay with me for another year?" Beside her, my mother was as doting as ever: "Since Linlin can't let you go, just stay with her. Your grades are so good, it doesn't matter if you take the exam a year late." I sneered, swung the bench and threw it at the door. "Reluctant, then I'll show you what it means to be reluctant to let go of a child without trapping a wolf." Later, my mother came to the door looking haggard, wanting to escape from her cousin's endless demands. I turned around and left, "Since my sister can't let you go, you should stay with her for the rest of your life."