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My Cousin's Family Lives in My House and Wants to Kick Me Out

After years of studying abroad, a young heir returns home to a seemingly warm family welcome. Her aunt cooks a feast, and her uncle offers her a position at the family firm. However, the illusion of hospitality quickly shatters when her cousin and his wife demand she work as a mere intern and move out of the residence to avoid crowding them. Little do these greedy relatives know, both the massive company and the luxury estate belong entirely to her.
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Chapter 2

I was stunned by Tim and his wife's attitudes. The villa was mine, and the company was mine too, but one of them asked me to start as an intern and the other asked me to move out?

Do they know who this house belonged to?

"You're right, an outsider should not live here."

I sneered and was about to throw a tantrum when my aunt held me back.

"Fiona, what nonsense are you talking about? If you do not know how to talk, get out of here and go back upstairs!"

As she spoke, she grabbed my hand and looked at me pleadingly, "Jesse, don't be angry. Your sister-in-law was muddle-headed today. I will teach her a lesson for you. This was your home, and no one could chase you out!"

The uncle beside him also smiled and said, "Yes, Jesse, don't be angry, you are our little princess."

As he spoke, he kicked his cousin's stool and told him to get out with his wife.

Tim and Fiona were also very angry. They dared to scold me but didn't dare to disobey my parents. They didn't go upstairs but went straight out.

The door slammed loudly, and the welcoming party ended unhappily. I asked, "Uncle and Aunt, what happened?"

My parents had a car accident a few years before. My father died on the spot, and my mother stayed in the hospital for more than a year before she also died.

By then, I was too busy studying abroad and wanted to drop out and come back, but my uncle and aunt stopped me.

"Even if you come back, you can't nurse your mother all the time, right? Auntie had enough time to do that, so I'll take care of your mother."

She took care of my mother wholeheartedly. Once, when I went to visit my mom, I saw my aunt changing a urine bag for her. She didn't mind the filth and tiredness and was much more reliable than a nurse.

My mother lay in bed for more than a year, and her body was clean until her death.

Although I paid her a salary more than that of a caregiver, the family love was more precious. And when my uncle and aunt later offered to maintain the villa for me, I agreed without hesitation.

We are all family, and I was abroad, and the house was just sitting there idle, so I let their whole family move in.

But I didn’t expect that I would be the one to be kicked out.

"My sister-in-law had only been married for two years, so I could understand that she didn't know that the villa was mine. But what's going on with the company?"

This company was founded by my parents. From a street shop to a company with hundreds of employees, it was the fruit of their hard work.

My uncle was uneducated, but when my parents were alive, they took great care of him, my father's only younger brother, and arranged a job for him.

Two years ago, my cousin Tim joined the company, and I was the one who approved his entry into the job. How come it’s the other way around now that it’s my cousin who arranged for me to be an intern?

My uncle laughed and explained to me, "Your cousin had been bullied in the company in the past two years, and he was afraid that you will be bullied by those oily old-hands when you enter the company."

My aunt also wiped away her tears sadly, "Jesse, it's all my fault. Fiona's parents said that they would not allow her to get married with Tim without a house. You know, we could't afford it... So we just lied that this house was ours. Jesse, could you do me a favor and not expose this matter first?"

She promised me, "I will explain it to her as soon as possible. Jesse, before that, please don't tell her the truth."

The house issue was nothing, I figured. I nodded and said, "But I have to go to the company. This was my parents' business. I couldn't just leave it unattended."

My uncle and aunt agreed, but when I returned to my room, I found that the master bedroom was occupied.