How could Mo's parents possibly agree? They considered Mo Yan their lifelong bank; they would turn to Mo Yan whenever they were short of money.

"No way. No matter what, we raised you, and you have to pay back all the child support we've received over the years."

All they want is money.

"First of all, I was stolen by you, and we were not in a foster relationship before."

Secondly, you keep asking me for money, but how much is it exactly? Have you actually added it?

Finally, I have no morals, so don't try to hold me hostage.

With just one phone call from Mo Yan, the property management downstairs came and escorted them out.

Mo Bei breathed a sigh of relief as they were taken away. "Sis, Mom and Dad are getting more and more shameless. You can't be soft-hearted in the future, or they'll continue to bully you."

Mo Yan sighed and looked at Mo Bei very seriously, "I really will sue them."

Mo Bei: "???"

"Mo Bei, I will make this known to everyone."

I will make sure all my fans watch me fight this lawsuit.

Mo Bei was a little confused. "Sister, I can understand if you want to sue them, but why do you want all your fans to know?"

Regardless, they did raise you, and that's how other people see you.

If you actually tell them, everyone will think you're an ingrate, which is unfair to you.

They only see what's in front of them; they don't see the pain behind it all, nor the grievances you've suffered.

Mo Bei was the one who had always been there for her. He knew about her pain and grievances over the years, and he could understand them.

But what others don't know is that those people outside, especially those keyboard warriors, only focus on one point: that their sister was raised by them.

If the older sister were to say anything inappropriate at this point, she would definitely be led astray.

"That's why I'm making this public."

Did you know? There's a really absurd problem in society right now: many criminals who abduct children use a single reason to force the children to give up, and then blame them.

We must then be morally coerced into forgiving them.

It's as if raising us would cover up those crimes.

But we originally had a happy family. If they hadn't stolen from us and hadn't abducted us, we wouldn't have had any contact with them. In other words, our relationship with them wasn't that of parents and children; I think it was more like that of criminal suspects and victims.

Because I'm in this position, and because of the unconditional support my fans have always given me, I hope that through this experience, everyone can see a certain point.

Buying children is a crime.

Stealing children is also a crime.

We cannot forget this fundamental truth just because of the so-called custody relationship. Only when they are severely punished by law will everyone be jolted awake and realize that this is illegal, thus reducing the number of children suffering this kind of harm in the future.

Mo Bei, you know, given my current situation, I don't have much time left.