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Reborn After Losing 1.8M I Take Down My 'Devoted' Sons Novel Cover

Reborn After Losing 1.8M I Take Down My 'Devoted' Sons

Her three high-achieving sons promised a golden retirement, pledging five thousand dollars a month to reward her years of hard work. They urged her to finally relax and enjoy life. However, their facade of devotion hid a devastating betrayal that cost her 1.8 million dollars. Reborn with a second chance, she is no longer the gullible mother they manipulated. Armed with the truth, she is ready to take down her ungrateful children and reclaim what is rightfully hers.
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Chapter 2

"Mom, Oliver is your grandson. Although one hundred thousand is not a small amount, you have nearly two million in your account. It's not too much to spend on Oliver, right?"

The third brother took a fancy to the latest electric car and asked me to sponsor him $80,000.

When they found out there was no money in the card, as expected, they started questioning me with sullen faces, just like the eldest brother.

But I clearly didn't touch a penny of that money!

It was not until I was almost driven to death that I finally found out the whereabouts of the money.

Thinking of this, I clenched my fists and almost crushed the Golden Years Fund.

At this time, the boss was getting impatient.

"Mom, did you hear me? Transfer me $200,000 first for emergency..."

Before he could finish, I took a deep breath and interrupted him coldly.

“No money!”

Then, with a click, he hung up the phone.

In my previous life, after getting the test results, I was very panicked and burst into tears on the spot.

The doctor quickly comforted me and said that although it was cancer, fortunately it was small in size and discovered early, and it could be cured as long as it was surgically removed in time.

Thinking about my three sons who were busy with work and couldn’t spare the time, I thought again and again and decided not to trouble them and go for the surgery myself.

But I didn’t expect that the $5,000 hospitalization deposit would lead me to discover the secret of the Golden Years Fund.

The disease didn't take me away, but what really killed me were my three sons whom I raised alone with great difficulty.

Thinking of this, I felt a chill in my heart.

But fortunately in this life, after Margaret received my call for help, she immediately transferred me $100,000.

I also asked someone I knew in the hospital to arrange a VIP ward for me and hired a nurse.

She told me not to think about anything and wait until the surgery is done tomorrow.

But to be on the safe side, I still told the nurses at the station not to reveal my ward number to anyone.

Then I asked Emily, who works in a bank, to print out the transaction records of the Golden Years Fund for the past ten years.

Because of the long time span, it is a bit slow.

But she promised me that she could send the electronic version to my mobile phone after three hours.

After doing all this, I felt a little relieved.

But unexpectedly, the next second, the door of the ward was pushed open with a bang.

It was the second oldest, Ethan Miller, followed by his grandson Oliver Miller and daughter-in-law Chloe Bennett.

I sighed. I didn't expect that despite all my precautions, he still found me.

The second brother quickly looked around the ward, clicked his tongue twice, rushed to the bed, and sat down.

"Mom, you didn't even tell me you were in the hospital. I was so worried!"

I sneered and moved the arm that was receiving the IV drip that he was pressing down on.

He said he was worried, but he never asked about my condition. No one would believe him.

Then he continued,

"It's like this, Oliver's school organized a summer camp, where they can study at top schools abroad, it's a rare opportunity!"

"It's just that the fee is a little high, one hundred thousand. If I hadn't invested all my money in the project, I wouldn't have asked you for this. You see..."

Before he could finish, I interrupted him expressionlessly and coldly.

“No money!”

When the second brother heard this, he jumped up and down immediately.

"No money? How is that possible! You paid $80,000 for the surgery in one lump sum, and it comes with a luxurious ward and nursing staff. Do you think I'm blind?"

"Mom, that money was saved by the three of us brothers for your retirement, not for you to squander like this!"

"Besides, I don't need much, only 100,000, and there's 1.8 million in that card!"

Seeing that I looked unhappy, my daughter-in-law came out to smooth things over, but her voice became a little higher.

"Mom, Oliver is your grandson. If you really don't want to spend money on him, I can ask Ethan to make up for it when his project bonus comes out, isn't that all?"

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