
The True Face of the Vampire Family
Chapter 2
Zoe said sarcastically, "Dad, Mom, have you seen that? Your daughter has grown so independent that she doesn't care about anyone."
My father got angry and rushed over to slap me, but I grabbed his arm and he couldn't move.
"Dad, don't get angry all the time! Tell me, what did I say that was wrong?"
Zoe said sharply, "You are totally wrong! This is the Jones family. You must listen to your parents!"
My mother came over to pull my father and complained in a low voice, "Cathy, I don't want to blame you! But we just want you to move out for a few days. Why are you making a fuss?"
"A few days? Mom, don't think I don't know! Zoe just found a new job for her brother, so he plans to stay for a long time! This is my home. Why should I make room for outsiders?"
"How can my brother be an outsider? Since I married into the Jones family, my brother is also your family. You must treat him as your brother!"
Zoe waved her arms excitedly, saying and spitting.
Treating him as my brother?
Ridiculous!
It was acceptable for my parents, David and Zoe to take my money, but why should I spend money on Zoe's lazy brother?
They really treated me as a sucker!
"Zoe, you are really shameless! My parents have been unwilling to give me the key to that small house I bought before. Your parents are living there, right?"
"Right, so what? Fuck."
Zoe pointed at my nose to scold me so harshly.
My parents and brother just watched us, with no intention of stopping her.
I glanced at them one by one, "You are determined to drive me away, right?"
Zoe gritted her teeth and said, "Yes!"
"You are not going to give me back either of these two houses?"
My dad glared at me, "Nonsense! Don't even think about the houses. They have nothing to do with you!"
"It is not up to you to decide! Let's wait and see!"
I was desperate and suddenly didn't want to stay there even for a minute.
I didn't want to waste time talking to them.
It was a small matter that could be solved by hiring a lawyer.
I didn't take anything with me and left home.
That suitcase was discarded by David, and those old clothes were given to me by Zoe because she no longer wanted them. I didn't want them either.
I found the best five-star hotel in the city to stay in and consulted the best lawyer.
I was the one who paid the down payment for the houses and paid off the mortgage by myself. The lawyer said it would not be difficult to get the houses back.
After hanging up the phone, I felt depressed and uncomfortable. I wanted to cry but couldn't.
My parents favored boys over girls, so they always favored David. If my grandparents hadn't paid for my tuition, I wouldn't have had the chance to finish high school.
After I was admitted to university, I worked four jobs at the same time at most, and sometimes I was so tired that I fell asleep while standing. After graduation, I also worked a full-time job during the day and a part-time job at a fast food restaurant at night.
After working hard for several years, I finally managed to get my parents and David to move out of my grandparents' dilapidated house, ending the crowded life.
With the two houses, I didn't need to work totally.
Unexpectedly, I was kicked out of the house overnight.
Just because I was unemployed, they completely turned against me.
What ridiculous the family love was. It could disappear easily.
But I was also lucky. Looking at the balance on my bank card, I couldn't help but smile.
At least I still had money, one hundred million dollars, which I couldn't spend in ten lifetimes!
I bought a sea view villa in a wealthy area.
I got up when I wanted every day, did yoga, and watched TV. Life was so comfortable.
There was an owner group of the villa community. After I added it, everyone greeted me enthusiastically.
They were all rich ladies at home, and every day they talked about makeup, clothes and so on. I wasn't interested in those things before, but now my mindset changed. Now that I had money, of course I should treat myself better, so I also enthusiastically joined their topics.
After a few days, I became familiar with them and we often made plans to go out for coffee and shopping together.
I was shopping in a luxury store with my rich friends when my dad called me in a rage.