After Being Abused to Death by My Foster Mother, I'm Reborn

Everyone thought that children in orphanages were eager to be adopted and yearned for family affection.

I was no exception.

Before I met Ella, I also longed to get out of there and have a home.

But in my previous life, after I was adopted, I didn't get the warmth I wanted, but only had my blood drawn and was beaten and kicked.

If now I told them that I would be abused by Ella, people there probably wouldn't believe it.

I had a quick thought, then pointed at Ella and said, "Because she doesn't meet the requirements to adopt me!"

When those words came out, it was like thunder from the clear sky.

It was not uncommon for orphans to be adopted and not want to leave the orphanage, but it was social news that they could be taken away even if their adopters did not meet the adoption requirements.

It was obvious that the reporters there were very perceptive.

Lucy looked panicked, "What nonsense are you talking about? Dr. Ella Taylor went through the formal procedures and it was examined by the state agency. How come she doesn't meet the adoption requirements?"

The more panicked people were, the more they talked.

Ella saw that everyone was looking at her, so she took out a few pieces of paper from her bag and said, "Here are my documents. You can see that I came here with approval."

At that time, everyone's eyes turned to me again, as if they were waiting for me to produce evidence.

I immediately said, "She is mentally ill."

I only found out that Ella had schizophrenia after I was adopted by Ada.

After I was adopted by Ada and saw Ella again, the two of them locked me up in a small cottage in the country.

They put shackles on my feet and I was only allowed to move around in the yard.

Every time Ella took my blood, Ada gave me something good to eat.

It seemed like she wanted me to forgive Ella for that.

During our conversation, I learned that Ella had schizophrenia and became crazy because she couldn't take medicine due to pregnancy.

The shackles on my feet were also used to lock Ella up when she had an attack before.

Ada touched my head and said, "Bella, don't resent her. When she is born, she will definitely treat you well."

I lived in dire straits every day, and I really believed what she said that day.

I stopped resisting Ella and obeyed her, but she thought I was trying to harm her.

The torture on me became more severe.

Hearing what I said, Ella turned pale. She pointed at me and cursed, "You are talking nonsense. If you don't want to be adopted by me, just tell us. Why do you slander me? Such a bad kid, I won't adopt you."

After saying that, she turned around and left.

Linda's face darkened and she lectured me, "Bella, Ella is a doctor at our People's Hospital. You can choose not to go with her, but it is wrong for you to slander her and destroy her reputation in front of so many people."

Her words subtly conveyed that I was lying, and the reporters immediately lost interest in exploring the matter.

Finally, she lectured me some more and then let Lucy take me away.

Although I was scolded, Ella did not take me away in the end.

I breathed a sigh of relief.