Chapter 32 I Forgot to Turn Off the Live Broadcast

[Sister, did you forget to turn off the live broadcast? ]

[My sister is so pitiful, my adoptive mother is so abominable, she even uses moral kidnapping]

[It was clearly their fault, yet they blamed my sister and called her an ungrateful person. Even buying hairy crabs to honor them was wrong? Then what else is right?]

My sister is crying, I feel so bad.

[Why did you forget to turn off the live broadcast? Is this a show?]

[Script, right?]

[My sister isn't very good at live streaming yet, and she doesn't have a team. She probably just forgot. How could she have so many scripts?]

My sister was so anxious to call her family that she forgot to turn off the livestream. What's the big deal? Everything is scripted. Hehehe.

My sister has always been grateful to her adoptive parents for raising her, but they've been using this gratitude to hold her hostage. It's so suffocating.

What favor? Didn't the blogger say that when they adopted her, her biological parents gave her money, which lasted until she started high school?

[It's just a job, I'm paid to look after someone's child, and it's just to keep the child alive. A high school girl is wearing her brother's old autumn pants, which are open at the front. Is this what you would do if you really treated your adopted daughter like your own child?]

My sister has grown up, and they still want her to marry a fool. A college student wants her to marry a fool just for a betrothal gift of hundreds of thousands of yuan. What kind of gratitude is this for raising her? And the biological parents are thinking of taking back all the child support in one go. My sister should cut off all ties with them. They are too cruel and don't care about blood ties at all.

[Forget about my adoptive mother. Even if this is my biological mother, I'm going to turn this family into a complete mess. What era is this? Why are you still using filial piety to pressure others? I'll be filial only if you're kind. If you're not, don't blame me for being unfilial.]

I've lived in the United States for ten years and haven't called home once. Some family affection is heartwarming, while others are suffocating.

[Not all mothers love their children. Sometimes they wish you were dead.]

[Whether they love you or not depends on whether you are valuable, and this is also the consideration of your biological parents.]

Until Xizhi said, "Ah... my makeup, my beautiful makeup, it was ruined by my tears before I could even take a proper photo. Why are you crying, you dead eyes? Wuuuu...", the live broadcast room became even more boiling.

[Ah, my sister is so cute. How much does she love this makeup today?]

[Actually, my sister only wore light makeup today, but she looks so beautiful. If she put on more delicate makeup, wouldn’t she be even more beautiful?]

[Dead Eyes, why are you crying? Hahahaha… It’s so cute.]

[Our sister's makeup was ruined by her tears. Damn it, hahahaha...]

[It is indeed a woman's nature to love beauty, and this is no exception even when she is extremely sad.]

[So cute, I’m a fan]

[I am a makeup artist. Where are you? I can do your makeup every day and make you beautiful every day]

[Are you looking for a house? I'm also in Haicheng, can we work together? My phone number is 13XXXXXXX]

Xizhi took off her makeup, wiped her face clean, changed into sportswear, and went out with her cell phone and room card.

Completely ignore the phone that is still live streaming.

At 9:30, there were still a few people in the gym.

But no one knew each other, so everyone practiced on their own.

Xizhi chose the treadmill. She only knows how to run and doesn’t know how to use other equipment. She will also include fitness in her daily plan in the future.

Her main purpose for making such a fuss today was to cut off ties with her adoptive parents.

She no longer wanted to be morally blackmailed like this, and she felt much better after speaking out the grievances in her heart.

I'm afraid I'll feel more comfortable if I take off this moral shackles in the future.

First it was the vicious mother-in-law, the bastard brother-in-law, then the scumbag husband, now it’s the adoptive parents, and next it’s the biological parents.

Since she took the first step, no one will be a stumbling block in her pursuit of freedom and happiness.

Xizhi thought about her beautiful future life, and the corners of her mouth couldn't help but curl up. There was no trace of the sadness that she had just cried.

Song Meimei opened Xizhi's homepage after she got off work.

Seeing that her live broadcast room was still open, but there was no one and no sound, and seeing the various messages in the comment section, she worriedly called Xizhi.

"Hello?"

Xizhi picked up the phone breathlessly: "Meimei, what's wrong?"

"Zhizhi, where are you? Why is your livestream still open?"

"Ah? Really? I didn't know. I was running. I just called my mom back. We had a fight and my makeup got ruined by crying. I washed my face and went out for a run. You know what, running really relieves stress. I feel much better now."

She pretended not to know that the live broadcast room was still open, in order to avoid her acting being exposed in the future. Meimei was a nice person, but they were also friends she had only known for a few days, so Xizhi didn't trust her too much. Moreover, she didn't know whether their friendship would change in the future, so she was cautious.

There are some things that only you should know.

"Oh, that scared me. I saw the live broadcast room discussing how you were hurt by your adoptive parents, and you weren't on the screen. I was worried that you were upset, so I called to ask. I'm relieved to know that you're okay."

"It's okay, it's okay. Thank you, Meimei. It's so heartwarming that you still care about me. Didn't I actually turn off the live broadcast room? But I still have to run for a while, I'll turn it off when I get back."

"Yeah, it's okay. Some people are giving you gifts. The live broadcast room is very popular. How much money did you make tonight, Xizhi? I'm jealous."

"I don't know either. The live broadcasts before had anywhere from a few hundred to one or two thousand people. I don't know this time. There are quite a lot of people in the live broadcast room today. I'll go back and tell you later. Meimei, are you off work?"

"Yeah, I'm taking a Didi carpool back to the apartment right now."

"By the way, Meimei, where is the house you rented and how much is the approximate rent? I'm planning to rent a house. I can't afford to stay in a hotel all the time."

"Three of us are currently sharing a small three-bedroom apartment. The location is average, but the transportation is quite convenient, allowing me to take the subway every day. It costs 2,500 yuan a month, and the entire apartment would cost around 10,000 yuan. My room is the smaller second bedroom, so it's cheaper. The other two rooms are 3,000 yuan and 3,800 yuan respectively."

Xizhi: "So expensive?"

Well, it’s about the same. The one-bedroom shabby house she and Chen Shuchen rented cost more than 4,000 yuan.

"Yeah, I was browsing Douyin today and checking out Home Inn. Those 7-Day promotional rooms are really sometimes more cost-effective than renting a house. I think it's perfect for the two of us to stay in a hotel. Xizhi, how about we think about staying in a hotel for the long term? A room normally costs three or four hundred, and there's no water, electricity, or gas bills. There's also someone to come and clean every day, and two breakfasts every morning.

Although it is not as rich as the hotel you are staying in now, it is enough to fill you up. There are eggs, milk, meat and fruits, which is very good.

On average, it's 200 per person per day, which is about the same as renting a house plus water, electricity, gas, etc."

The more Song Meimei thought about it, the more she felt it was a good deal.

It is really inconvenient to share a house with others, especially since one of her three roommates works in a nightclub and the other works in a foot massage parlor. Not only do they come home very late every day, but they also share a bathroom, laundry and kitchen. She is very afraid that she will be infected with some unclean disease.

"Now that you put it that way, it's true."

Xizhi gave up the idea of ​​renting a house. She definitely wouldn't share it with anyone, but renting it alone was too expensive. If the environment was better, it would cost tens of thousands of yuan a year.

But she didn't want to stay in a hotel for a long time, because if she wanted to become an internet celebrity, she would have to register a small studio to facilitate cash withdrawals, because if she did it individually, the amount would be too large to withdraw.

But there is no need to rush. She has a place to live now anyway, and she doesn’t know how effective her sales will be. It won’t be too late to rent a house and register a studio when she really makes a lot of money. Maybe she can get rich overnight and have enough money for the down payment of a house.

The more I think about it, the happier I feel.