Chapter 6 — Admission Notice Was Sold By Mistake

To curse his entire family, in the middle of the night he hanged himself directly in front of his house. Mother cried until she fainted at the scene, her eyes rolled back and was taken straight to the hospital. When dad heard the news, he was still drunk. The driver intended to hit and kill the entire family on the south side. But because of dizziness and shaking hands, he crashed straight into a tree and died on the spot. At that time, I had just received a national scholarship and won first prize in a competition. In the end, I still went to the hospital. Looking at the pale-faced woman lying on the hospital bed, I had a hundred emotions in my heart, then everything returned to peace. Mom opened her eyes to see me, a look of joy flashed on her face. She enthusiastically pulled my hand, her tone was friendly as if we had always been close. “Van Van, I know you won't leave me alone.” “Now your sister is dead, your father is gone, I'm the only one left.” She raised her head to look at me. Seeing me full of spirit and vitality, she showed joy and pride. "Now you really have a future. In the future, I can also follow you to live good days." "Please take me to your place. From now on, it will be just the two of us living together, and life will be very free and comfortable." I coldly withdrew my hand and calmly looked at her. "I won't live with mom. From now on I will transfer money to mom every month." You could clearly see her mother starting to panic. She desperately pulled my hand, refusing to let go. "I'm your mother! How could you leave me alone?" I looked at her and suddenly burst out laughing. "It was all done by my mother. If she hadn't considered herself smart and then sold things for scrap, she wouldn't be in this situation right now." “Why this family has turned into the way it is today, mom is the one who knows best.” Having finished speaking, I turned around and left, without any regret. After graduating, I worked at a large, famous corporation. My workplace is on the thirtieth floor of an office building. Through the ground-level window, I could see the skyline of half the city. On the first day of work, the sunlight shined in from the window, creating a long strip of light on the table. I leaned back in the chair, the corners of my lips curled up. Life has turned a new page. From now on, my life will be my own.