Mom, I Don't Want to Be Your Daughter Anymore
Believing her mother’s promise of a house as a wedding gift, she pushed herself to the limit. To help with her mother's tight finances, she worked tirelessly until she died at her desk. Yet, death was not the end. Returning as a ghost to watch over her family, she is shattered by a devastating truth. Her mother and brother's family are already joyfully settling into a brand-new home—completely financed by the massive payout from her own tragic demise.
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Chapter 3
Back then, Dad really wanted custody of me.
After all, I was the ever-compliant child.
But that day, I lost it. I cried, threw fits, and even told him he was a no-good cheater, not deserving my custody.
It infuriated him enough to insist on taking my brother instead.
Mom grew to despise me too, blaming me for separating her from her beloved son.
She seemed to forget one thing, though.
"Your dad, that lowlife, probably has someone on the side. He hasn't been home in forever!"
That was her constant refrain in my ear.
I felt so sorry for her. She needed me, and I felt it was my duty to protect her.
Yet, I never stopped to ask why.
Why didn't she share these bitter feelings with my brother?