Chapter 227 - 222: The Second Daughter Born Illegally
"Unfilial daughter! How dare you talk to your own mother like that?" Ye Fu charged over and kicked Ye Qiu in the stomach. He used all his strength, and his kick was swift. Even though Ye Qiu reacted in time, she was still hurt.
"Cough, cough." Ye Qiu coughed painfully, but none of the so-called family members present cared about her.
Although Ye Xia was shocked by Ye Fu’s sudden action, she quickly took pleasure in the fact that the lie was covered up. Ye Dong watched the scene as if it were a play, baring her teeth and grinning at Ye Qiu. Ye Fu and Ye Mu were convinced that Ye Qiu was a reprobate full of lies and vanity, who disrespected her parents and was ungrateful. As for Granny Ye and Grandpa Ye, their eyes only valued their grandson; a granddaughter who could not bring benefits to their grandson was insignificant in their eyes.
"Kneel down," Ye Fu bellowed. He believed that his daughter had been led astray by her grandmother in the countryside and had only picked up bad habits since coming to the city, and as her father, it was his duty to "correct her ways."
"Impossible," Ye Qiu said as she struggled to stand up, her tone cold.
"You still won’t admit your fault. At such a young age, you’re already a habitual liar. I foresee a future where you will end up in jail," Ye Mu said harshly, looking at Ye Qiu.
"Since your hearts have already drifted to the Pacific Ocean, no matter what I do, it’s wrong; everything I say, you claim is a lie. So why should I listen to you?" Ye Qiu said sarcastically, looking at her family. In both her past and present life, she had always been the superfluous one. Strangers and nameless elderly men knew to treat her with kindness, but her closest family always assumed the worst in her. How ironic?
"Wasn’t it good for you that I spent so much money to get you into First High School?" Ye Fu looked coldly at his second daughter, agreeing with his wife that they never should have brought her back. From the year she returned, the house was in constant upheaval, never at peace.