Parents Who Don’t Love Me, I Don’t Want Them Anymore

When I called my dad for living expenses, he told me very coldly, "I've already paid your mom for the upbringing, so I won't answer your call again."

Before I hung up the phone, I heard him say very gently to another woman, "If the child wants it, you can buy it for him, because our family is rich enough to afford it."

After hesitating for a long time,

I still dialed my mother's number.

Before she could finish her words, she gloated on the other end of the line as she said, "Aren't you quite capable? Some time ago, when your sister came to you for money, you even scolded her, and said she was an ungrateful and ungrateful person. At that time, I thought you had made a fortune."

"How about this? Call your sister and apologize. If she forgives you, I’ll give you as much money as you want."

My hand that was holding the phone couldn't help trembling.

Without waiting for her to finish, I hung up the phone.

It was almost the same since I was born that no matter what happened, whether it was right or wrong, it was all my sister’s fault.

I used to apologize to her for being a mother's sake.

Yvonne Winston said to me complacently, "Since you have apologized to me and I am not stingy, I will be merciful and ask my mother to give you five dollars!"

I didn't expect my mother to only give me five dollars to pay for my tuition fees.

She said firmly, "Didn't your grandma give you all the money? But why did you ask me for money?"

My aunt heard about this,

That night, she drove me home. In the car, I sobbed. She parked the car on the side of the road and hugged me to comfort me. "Don't cry, my baby. You’re always the best, and I know it. Let’s forget them, because you’re my good baby, I’ll feel so sorry when I heard this."

"Don't cry, Queenie."

My aunt's comforting words were also Grandma's comforting words.

I had always been an unnecessary person at home since I was born.

When they got pregnant before marriage, one of them didn’t care about my birth, and the other didn’t want to raise me as they didn’t want to get married. As a result, they didn’t get marry and left me in my grandma’s home.

The neighbors often laughed at me, saying that I had no parents and no one wanted me.

I asked Grandma tearfully, "Grandma, am I an illegitimate child that no one wants?"

My old grandma had always been strong in her life. She held me in her arms and tears fell from her old cheeks. "Don't cry, Queenie. I love you the most as my baby. How can you be a child that no one wants?"

My parents had back-and-forth for several years and finally got married. At the wedding, my mother told me, "Remember to call me auntie and your father uncle. Those who come to celebrate are all well-known people, and don't give me bad luck!"

I didn’t know why it would bring my parents bad luck when I attended my parents' wedding.

After they got married, my aunt and uncle asked them when they would pick me up?

My mom always said that I had to wait first, because her job was unstable and she had no money, and she had her difficulties.

Every time my dad refused to let me go back, my aunt and uncle quarreled. "She is shameless to get unmarried but has children. Now she is married, and she is still with that loser. She has money for beauty salons, travel, clothes, but has no money to raise a child!"

"I think she just wants to throw this burden to us!"

"You're a saint, and our mother is a good person! It’s easy for your sister to say, and let me tell you now, she or me will not live together in this family!"