Chapter 2 — Admission Notice Was Sold By Mistake

"It's a piece of meat that fell from my body and still dares to raise its eyes and oppose me." “If you don't get my permission, you'll have to live under my eyes for the rest of your life.” She happily hummed a song, stuffed her bag of documents and admission notice into the sack at her feet. Then, she turned around, gathered all the things on the bookshelf and stuffed them all inside. I turned off the screen, the corners of my lips curled into a smile. Looks like the great drama is about to begin. I'm really looking forward to the look on their faces when they learn the truth. After work, I trudged into the house. Seeing that the room looked like it had just been broken into, my steps suddenly stopped, my whole body felt like it was nailed to the spot. “What happened to your room…?” Mom wiped her hands, a smile appeared in the corners of her eyes, and walked out of the kitchen. “Your room is so messy, so mom cleaned it up for you in the afternoon and sold all the useless things.” Having finished speaking, she took out a wrinkled five-yuan bill from her pocket and handed it to me. "The junkyard paid a total of five yuan. I don't want any of your money, take it." I didn't accept the money, walked around her and quickly entered the room. The drawer in front of the desk is wide open, empty inside. I bent down and searched for a while, then suddenly turned around and rushed out. “Where are the things in your drawer?” Mom tried to suppress the smile at the corner of her lips, her tone was extremely innocent. "Didn't mom say it was sold? A total of five yuan, mom gave it to you." I pretended to be frightened and shouted excitedly: "How many times have I told you that the things in there are very important? Tell me not to touch them, not to touch them! Why did you sell them?" Mother's face suddenly changed, her eyes immediately turned red. "Mom is old, her memory is not good. There are so many things in the house, how can she remember every single thing!" She patted her thighs, her voice getting higher and higher. "Mom serves you food, clothes, and helps you clean your room, but is that still wrong?" To Tam Dao threw the phone aside, impatiently said: "Isn't it just that the admission notice is lost? At most, I'm going back to school for a year. Do I need to make the whole house so chaotic that chickens and dogs will run away?" He pouted and chuckled softly. "In the family, I'm the only one who likes to make small things big. Everyone has to take care of me and pamper me, right?" At that moment, the sound of a key turning rang out outside the door. Dad came home from work, his eyes fell on me, his tone was not very friendly. “What happened again?” Mother sadly wiped her tears, her voice carrying tears. "I kindly helped him clean his room and sell some useless books and papers. He started arguing with me, blaming me for touching his things." Hearing those words that change white to black, I just feel funny. "Those are not discarded papers. The things mom sold also included admission notices..." Dad put down his bag, his face darkened, and interrupted me. "Even if your mother is wrong, it's still your mother. If you lose your admission notice, then you can go back to school, right?" "Everyone makes mistakes sometimes. Why can't you put yourself in her place and sympathize a little?" To Tam Dao stood next to her, adding fuel to the fire. "Mom worked hard all day to help me clean the room. If I don't thank her, that's fine, I'll just show her my attitude." "Is the admission notice important or is the mother important? It's such a simple thing and you can't tell the difference?" Seeing that, my mother became more confident, the pride in her eyes could not be hidden. "It's still your sister who knows how to love her mother, not like an ungrateful person like you." "If that's the case, then pack your things and prepare to go back to school. Your family is still ready to support you." I looked at them and suddenly burst into laughter. “But the admission notice that my mother sold belonged to my sister.” “Oh yes, there were also important documents that Dad asked me to keep that were also sold.” The living room immediately fell silent. The key in his father's hand fell to the ground, his face immediately turned white. The smile on To Tam Dao's face stiffened and she did not react for a long time. Her mother's face turned pale, her lips trembled, and she spoke with difficulty: "What do you say? What I'm selling is clearly..." Panic flashed in her eyes. After that, she tried to stay calm and glared at me angrily. “Now you have learned how to lie and deceive people, right?” Chest cage m

Her stomach heaved violently, her finger almost poking me in the face. "Bringing up the matter of your sister and father makes things difficult for me. I see you deliberately defy this mother!" To Tam Dao also regained composure, her face filled with anger because of being teased. He jumped up from the sofa, red eyes glaring at me. "I see that you're jealous because my parents treat me well, so there's an imbalance in your heart!" "Now you deliberately make up such a lie to scare us. How can you be so cruel?" Dad breathed a sigh of relief, stood up straight, his heavy eyes fell on me. “At first I was going to let you go back to school, but now it seems unnecessary.” He lowered his voice, carrying dignity without anger. “With your attitude, no matter how many books you read, it will be too much.” Looking at their fake faces and double standards, I really don't want to continue acting. I took my phone out of my pocket and opened the photo of the drawer.