The Fate of the Greedy Aunt

Celia's face turned pale when she heard it, and she scolded me angrily.

"You have no manners! It serves you right for not getting into college!"

After saying that, she approached me, but her eyes were fixed on my hand. I understood what she meant.

I quickly took the leaf carving and moved it to the side, gently lifting my foot.

She was caught off guard and tripped over, falling like a dog eating shit. This shit was not ordinary shit, it was the little chicken my mother just brought back, and it had only been out for three minutes, still warm.

"How does the taste of chicken shit?" I asked her sarcastically.

Celia opened her eyes and smelled the stinky chicken shit. She ran out of the house, leaning against the wall, and vomited for five or six minutes.

Now you know! I cursed in my heart. I will teach you a lesson every time I see you! So that you won't go to college and harm others!

My score just passed the undergraduate line by more than 30 points, so I could only barely get into an ordinary second-tier college.

For the sake of caution, I filled in the volunteer choices that matched my actual situation.

I wasn't surprised when I received the admission letter.

But my parents held it in their hands as if they were holding a treasure.

Their eyes almost stared a hole in this red admission letter, and I kept murmuring, "Our family is also going to have a college student, great, great..."

At this time, a few chatty aunties from the next door came into our house.

"Donna, Diego, congratulations. Daisy is the first college student in our village." Aunt Edith handed a bag of oranges to my mom. Aunt Smith looked at me happily and then looked at my mom, saying, "Donna, such a big happy event, shouldn't we have a banquet?"

After hesitating for a long time, my mom finally took the bag of oranges from Aunt Edith's hand and then asked a question that I was also a little puzzled about.

"Aunt Edith, how can you say that? In our village, besides our Daisy, there is also Lia, right?"

The Lia my mom said was Celia.

Aunt Edith sighed and shook her head with disdain, saying, "Oh, don't mention it. Her mother has ruined Celia!"

Aunt Edith continued, "Originally, it would have been no problem for Celia to get into a top-tier university. But her mother went to the city a few days ago and listened to someone who said she could 'pick up the leftovers', and insisted on applying to higher-ranked schools. As a result, she didn't get accepted and can only attend a community college later."

"You know, Camilla would never pay for Celia to attend this expensive community college. Maybe in a few days, she will kick this child out and make her find a job." My mom and dad both looked disappointed after hearing this.

"What kind of work can such a young child do without studying? She is just confused and ignorant."

I was not as kind-hearted as my parents, and I didn't feel sorry for Celia at all.

On the contrary, Celia, who attended a prestigious university, was ruined by her mother. It was satisfying to see it all come to nothing.

The village celebrated for two days because I got into college.

My parents spent a lot of money to buy chicken, duck, and fish to set up several tables.

The grandeur of the occasion was even greater than the New Year. The poor house almost collapsed due to the grand feast.

Before all the dishes were served, Mr. Shaw, who had taken a few sips of wine with peanuts, laughed loudly and said, " You have raised a good daughter. After she graduates, she will definitely buy big houses for you to live in!"

When the people around heard it, they all shouted in unison, "That's right, everyone here can guarantee that your sister won't dare to tease you!"

"That's right, that's right!"

The praise from the scene came in waves, and my dad rubbed his hands with a red face.

"Thank you, Celia is also excellent."