No More Unconditional Support for My Brother

"I have no money!"

"You bastard! We raised you, but now you are ungrateful!" Jenny stopped playing the role of a weak woman and started scolding me like a shrew with her hands on her hips.

"It is your responsibility to raise me. Otherwise, you shouldn't have given birth to me. After I left home, I raised myself. I don't owe you anything! I've given a lot of money to Bruce!" I retorted.

"We spent tens of thousands to fake your identity back then!" Jack yelled.

"I'd rather you threw me away!"

Jack got so angry that he wanted to beat me. I threatened him that I would call the police, and then he didn't do anything.

Seeing that this way didn't work, Jenny started to use another way.

She cried to me, "Yolanda, you are the only one in our family who can earn money. We are old now. You have to support Bruce. We have no other choice!"

I sneered at Bruce who was still playing on his phone. "Does he want to do business again? He has been tricked once. With his IQ, he can do nothing!"

Bruce got angry. "I'm good at playing games!"

I got angry when I heard what he said. Bruce was addicted to games when he was in junior high school. In the third year of junior high school, he stole several thousand dollars from home to buy some gaming equipment.

But my parents didn't stop him. Instead, they bought him a computer to play at home, saying that it was safer to play at home.

It was my parents who spoiled Bruce and made him like this.

"Then go play games. Don't come to me," I said with disdain.

"How can I buy a house without your help?" Bruce said.

Buying a house?

What did he mean?

It turned out that Bruce no longer wanted to pursue his career, but wanted women.

But girls wouldn't even look at him if he didn't have a house.

Bruce made a scene at home every day, wanting to buy a house and get married.

My parents hoped that their son would get married as soon as possible.

So they thought of me, their cash cow again.

They asked for my whereabouts and finally found me here.

I got very angry when I heard that.

Did they want me to buy a house for Bruce?

I rented a house now.

Did they ever care about me?

"I told you that I don't have any money!"

"Stop lying. I heard from Jessica that you now earn more than 10 thousand dollars a month in the city. You are rich." Jenny said.

I admitted. "Yes, I do have savings. I saved more than 200 thousand dollars for a few years, but that is for myself. I don't even have my own house. It's impossible for me to buy Bruce a house!"

"Bastard!"

Jack pointed at my nose and said angrily, "Yolanda, I am your father. You are from the Moore family, and your money belongs to the family. Bruce's marriage is the top priority of our family. You must give us all your money. Otherwise, you're not my daughter!"

Jenny winked at me and tried to be a peacemaker. "Yolanda, you will get married in the future. You don't need a house. Buying a house for your brother is more important. Give your money to me, and don't make your father angry."