I am the daughter of an unexpected child in my family. I was sent to my aunt's house as soon as I was born.
My aunt and great-grandmother doted on me, but when I reached the age of studying, I was taken back to hell by my biological parents.
I worked like a cow and a horse at home, being exploited by my parents, bullied by my sisters and brothers, and forced to go on a blind date in exchange for bride price when I became an adult.
I would rather die than marry a divorced man with a child.
My parents called me an embarrassment and severed ties with me. They ignored me when I gave birth to a child.
But no one knows that the man I married is gentle, considerate, and responsible, and my in-laws love me to the heavens.
I worked hard to improve myself, and my life became more and more prosperous, but my biological parents came to complain.
I sneered: You abandoned me like a worn-out shoe in the beginning, now don't try to get rich with me!
From then on, I only recognized my aunt's family who loved me, and not my blood-sucking relatives.