Rebirth: Revenge on Hypocritical Family Members

　　I knew that as long as my father didn't show up, my mother would never give up on this family.

　　However, I didn't know where my father lived at this point. If I directly question my grandmother, I will definitely alert her.

　　However, I would never let my mother give the money to them.

　　Early the next morning, Thomas went to work in the downtown. Because he didn't get the money, he didn't treat my mother and me well.

　　I didn't care, but my mother felt a little guilty and gave some allowance.

　　In the evening, my grandmother came to have dinner with us.

　　I was going to the downtown for SAT the day after tomorrow. The school booked a hotel for us.

　　My grandmother came at this time. I didn't forget that she threw my admission card into the drain in my last life, which made me unable to take SAT.

　　My grades were not very good. And I didn't want my mother work so hard. I didn't feel sad about it. So I naturally dropped out of school to work.

　　My mother was so angry that she fell seriously ill.

　　I looked at my grandmother's kind smile. Before I found my father, I had to let my mother knew they didn't deserve her kindness.

　　"Grandma, don't worry. The teacher said I was able to go to college. Just the tuition is a little high. I can surely make more money if I graduate from college. If Thomas doesn't get paid well, there's still me."

　　Although my grandmother was smiling, she forced it. She was thinking good for Thomas, while she pretended to be nice to me. Her expression was not natural.

　　It was time to sleep. She wanted to sleep with me for a night, since I was leaving home soon.

　　She had never made such an unreasonable request in her life.

　　Even when I was sick and had a fever, she had never taken care of me for a day.

　　Sure enough, my admission card disappeared the next morning.

　　4.

　　My mother searched the entire house, but she couldn't find it.

　　I looked at my grandmother and asked, "What were you looking for in my book last night? You left in a hurry after you found it."

　　My grandmother's expression remained cool. She snorted and said, "Oh, you're doubting me. Is this how you educate her?"

　　My mother glanced at me. She knew that I would not lie, nor would I frame my grandmother. She could only plead, "Where did you put Mia's admission ticket? This matters with her future. How can you do this?"

　　My grandmother knew that she couldn't hide it anymore, so she stopped pretending. "I threw it into the stinky ditch. So what?"

　　My mother's body swayed, and she ran out like a madwoman. I hurried over to hug her, "Mom, you can't find it. Even if you can, it can't use anymore."

　　My mother shook her head firmly, "No, I'll find it for sure."

　　I had no choice but to persuade her, "Mom, let's go downtown first. I'll go find my teacher. She should have a way."

　　My grandmother immediately rushed out and asked, "Why did you go to the downtown without he admission ticket?"

　　"What does it have to do with you, if I spend money on my daughter?" This was the first time that my mother had shouted at my grandmother. "I didn't ask for a penny from you. Even if Mia is admitted to college, I won't ask money from you. Why did you hurt us like that? This is a big deal for her. But you ruined it."

　　My heart ached. I hugged my mother's trembling body, trying to give her some strength.