Back to the Doomsday: Taking My Sister Away from Our Unfair Family

After the SAT scores were released, despite scoring two hundred points higher than my twin brother Daniel Lewis, my parents still believed that education wasn't important for girls.

In front of the entire family, my mother tore up my acceptance letter and school documents.

I didn't react.

Instead, I smiled and agreed with my mom's actions.

The next day, I went out to look for a job.

I had been reborn.

I knew the apocalypse was coming soon!

College could wait.

Surviving with my sister, whom I owed so much from my past life, was the most important thing.

***

The whole family was sitting in the living room, enjoying the air conditioning, but the atmosphere was tense.

My mom, Audrey Lewis, sighed and said, "Bella, there's no point in a girl getting so much education. Look at me. I only graduated from middle school, and I still married your dad, had you three kids, and lived a happy life."

My sister, Cynthia Lewis, quietly argued, "But Bella can get into the best college. If Daniel can go with his bad grades, why can't Bella?"

My dad, Gary Lewis, got angry immediately. "What's the point of college for her? We can't afford to send two kids to school. Besides, how can you compare Bella to her brother? He's a man. If a woman studies too much, she won't be able to get married."

With that, he grabbed my acceptance letter and documents, and before I could do anything, he ripped them up. "Tomorrow, you start working to help pay for your brother's tuition!

"You're twins, Bella. You're supposed to take care of Daniel."

I just stared at the calendar on the wall, breathing in the fresh air I hadn't experienced in a long time.

I wasn't dead!

No, to be precise, I had been reborn.

In my previous life, Daniel and I took the SAT together. When the scores came out, I scored two hundred points higher than him.

I could have gone to a top university, while Daniel might not have even made it to college.

But Gary and Audrey didn't want me to go to school. They not only refused to spend money on me but also didn't want me to surpass Daniel.

When I saw my documents and acceptance letter being torn apart, I cried so hard I almost passed out, shaking uncontrollably.

Daniel found my reaction hilarious, recorded it on his phone, and posted it online, asking: [What do I do with crazy Bella? So scared, lol.]

I lost my chance to go to school, and my life spiraled downward.