A Biased Mother and An Arrogant Brother

My mother had never seen me like that.

I was used to trying to please her in the hope of getting a little attention and love from her.

"Rita, I have let you down before. I know I was wrong. I really need you now.

"Of course, I won't let you take care of me for nothing. When I die, all my legacy will belong to you. Will you forgive me?"

In her expectant eyes, I shook my head resolutely, "No! Who the hell cares about your property? You have the nerve to show them off. Aren't you ashamed?"

After being brushed aside by me several times, my mother's face turned cold, "How can you talk like that? I am your mother, and it is your responsibility to take care of me."

She wanted to put pressure on me by using her identity as my mother.

She was so shameless!

"Now that you know you are my mother, where were you when I needed you?"

From childhood to adulthood, she only had Jason in her heart.

Even though Jason had never come to see her in those five years, she had always talked about him.

At that time, Jason, who had been listening outside the door, rushed in.

"That's enough, Rita! Do you still have a conscience? Mom is already like this. Why don't you just agree to her? Do you want to make her mad to death?"

I sneered, "If you are filial, you can take care of her!"

He choked.

"Don't change the subject. I'm different from you. I have a child to raise. You, as a daughter, are more caring than me as a son. And you're not married, so you're the most suitable person to take care of her."

"That's right! You are my daughter. You must take care of me, otherwise... I will sue you in court."

I was disgusted by their shamelessness.

Unable to pressure me morally, they tried to force me with the law.

But I wasn't scared.

"Okay, go ahead and sue me. You abandoned me when I was young. Now you are old and in poor health, so you want me to take care of you. I want to see how the law will judge you."

At worst, I could pay her alimony according to the legal standards.

She wanted me to be the sucker like I was in my previous life. No way!

But I didn't expect them to be so shameless!