Tian Yiwei forced herself to hold back her tears and said with a smile, "I really envy my brother. I envy him for being able to wear new clothes during the Chinese New Year, while I can only wear my sister's leftover clothes."
"I envy him for being able to keep the New Year's money given by relatives for himself, but I can only hand it over to my mother honestly, otherwise I will be beaten."
"I envy him for being able to take all kinds of interest classes, but I can only beg my mother to pay for my high school tuition."
"I envy him because he can watch TV whenever he wants at home, while I can only watch it secretly when he is not watching."
"I envy him for being able to eat dumplings with coins in them during Chinese New Year, but I can only give him the dumplings with coins in them from my own bowl."
She was as aggrieved as a child, and kept complaining about the injustice she had suffered. Finally, she cried out, "I really want to wear new clothes, I want to keep my New Year's money, and I want to eat dumplings with coins in them. I really want it!"
"All this will come true, don't cry." Wen Wan reached out to wipe away her tears, and then secretly kept these words in her heart.
Tian Yiwei bit her lip and said, "After I became an adult, I secretly overheard my parents talking about marrying me off like my sister. I didn't want to, and I didn't want to, so I ran away with the two thousand yuan my sister gave me."
Everyone was furious when they heard this. Is this behavior any different from selling one's daughter? It's truly despicable!
Tian Yiwei: "I came here secretly and accidentally passed the audition for "Perfect Idol". For my sister and for my dream, I mustered up the courage to participate in the show for the first time in my life."
"Actually, I really didn't expect that I would be able to debut successfully, because I knew that everyone had gone through systematic training, while I was just practicing by watching videos on my own."
"Now I think it might really be God's will. God closed a door for me, but opened a window for me."
Wen Wan had calmed down by now. She patted her back gently and said seriously, "Weiwei, you're really great! You're really strong to be able to learn rap by watching TV. Everyone can see your progress."
"It's said that people can save themselves in adversity. The fact that you can come out of adversity with strength shows that you are stronger than most people. So you should adjust your mood, live happily, and don't let them affect you."
"I know." Tian Yiwei uttered these three words softly, lowering her head and saying somewhat lostly, "I know they love their brother more, but I can't help but long for their love."
"When I participated in the competition, I always secretly wondered if everything in my family was caused by poverty. If I became better and made more money, would they love me?"
"That's why I chose to call home during the show. That was the first time I saw my mother so kind to me. I thought she was really proud of me. They really loved me more."
"Now that I think about it, it was all a scam from the beginning. They just wanted to use me to make more money and then give it to my brother."
"I used to comfort myself by saying they just loved my brother more and loved me less, but at least they loved me. But after what happened today, I finally understood that they didn't love me at all."
Wen Wan leaned on her shoulder and said softly, "It's okay, we love you."
Others chuckled and said, "Yes, we love you."
Tian Yiwei smiled back at them, "Actually, it was only after meeting you that I realized poverty has nothing to do with love."
"I used to think that only young ladies with such backgrounds would be pampered by their families, but later I discovered that even ordinary families like Zhizhi, Qingqing, Bingbing, and Yanyan have parents who still love you."
Wen Wan nodded in agreement. Poverty itself has nothing to do with love. Those who truly love their children will try their best to give their children the best no matter how poor the family is. Favoring sons over daughters is not something that only poor families do.
Tian Yiwei said with great envy, "Sometimes I really envy you guys. I also want a group of relatives like you."
Wen Wan touched her hair and said, "Yes, it will happen in the future."
"In the future, you won't just have us. You'll also meet someone you like, and you'll build the family you want, with lovely babies. Then you'll have tons of family."
"So don't lose heart, get rid of them, and embrace a new life."
"Yeah," Tian Yiwei smiled and nodded, then expressed her opinion, "I've decided. I want to cut off ties with them."
"I don't plan to ask for the money I gave them before. I'll just consider it as a way to repay them for raising me over the years."
"Okay, now I know what to do with what you said." Wen Wan nodded directly after listening, then reached out to take the phone.
Tao Zhizhi asked doubtfully, "Wanwan, what are you doing?"
"Send my second brother a WeChat message." Wen Wan answered without even looking up, then explained, "Lawsuits are my second brother's forte. Just give him full responsibility. If we're going to break up, let's do it cleanly. Don't keep any lingering ties. It's already annoying enough!"
Ji Qianyi also nodded, "That makes sense. If you have any difficulties, just tell me. My family also knows people in this field."
Tao Zhizhi sighed beside him and said, "With you two bosses here, what else is there to worry about?"
Wen Wan sent a WeChat message to her second brother to explain the whole story, then looked at Tian Yiwei and sighed, "If you ask me, I shouldn't have given her so much money."
"All the money and energy she's spent raising you over the years isn't worth this much. I think you're just worried about them getting into trouble with debt collectors, or maybe you're just too soft-hearted. I think we would have started a fight a long time ago."
"Suffering a loss is a blessing." Tian Yiwei said with a slight smile. This was the last thing she did for them as a daughter.
After resolving this matter, everyone went back to their rooms to sleep.
Wen Wan lay in bed, feeling overwhelmed. She wondered how many such things there were in the world. Was the difference between boys and girls really that big? There was no throne to inherit, so why bother? What was the point?
Aren't they their own children, regardless of whether they're boys or girls? And those parents who name their girls "Zhao Di," "Pandi," or "Shengnan" are simply out of their minds. Everyone is an independent individual. Why should a sister be expected to live for her brother?
She was so angry that she tossed and turned for a long time and couldn't fall asleep, but she didn't know that she was even more angry about what was to come.
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