I Can Leave Here

Wang Xiaonan, who was born in Northeast China in the 1990s, was born without a family. His father was addicted to gambling, and his mother was weak, selfish, and cheated on her during marriage. Her parents divorced when she was six years old, and they completely broke up when she was nine years old. After three years of living under the influence of others and being treated coldly, and living with my father, I finally saw clearly the coldness and hurt in my mother's heart. My mother was married three times and divorced three times, and then remarried her father again and again. He would only kidnap her with filial piety and demand respect and filial piety. She worked three part-time jobs in college and relied on scholarships to study for graduate school. She was alone when she was sick, and her parents never asked her a question. When she just started working, she was forced to pay off her father's debts, buy clothes and mobile phones, and gave away 30,000 yuan from her savings. She completely cut off the family ties in her heart. On New Year's Eve, they stayed alone in a rented house. They had two pregnancies and suffered miscarriages. They only left a thousand yuan to make ends meet. For moral kidnapping, they concealed their grandmother's illness and forced her to travel around to contract pneumonia and then lose the child. Wang Xiaonan was heartbroken and disconnected. Relatives instigated her parents to take her to court, and she finally breathed a sigh of relief the day she received the support judgment. It turns out that some blood ties can only be settled by law; this original suffering that has been entangled for half a lifetime can be repaid with money one by one, without any emotional ties anymore.