I Took Care of My Paralyzed Father for Three Years and Was Accused of Pretending to Be Filial. I Refused to Serve Him and Begged Me to Go Back.

I have been taking care of my father who is paralyzed in bed for three years. Today I wiped his body as usual. But he suddenly said with a cold face: "Actually, you are quite good at pretending." "Don't think that I don't know. You take care of me just to have a good reputation of filial piety, and there are two properties in my name." "But don't even think about it! I have already notarized it, and I have two properties in my name, one for your sister and one for your brother!" I was stunned. In the past three years, I have taken care of him early in the morning on weekends and weekends, and visited him from time to time on weekdays. I will pay for the nursing staff, medical expenses, and hospitalization expenses all by myself. I thought my dad would know that I was really good for him, but he thought I was pretending. Thinking of the circle of friends I just visited. The younger sister is traveling, and the elder brother's family is at the water park. I was the only one working hard to take care of my dad in the hospital, and in the end I had to be scolded. I threw the towel into the basin and looked at my dad and sneered: "You're right, I just pretended. Now I won't pretend. You can let other filial people take care of you."