Director Wu couldn't stand it any longer and raised his hand to interrupt.
"Alright! Don't say that to me! Rebellion is not an excuse for neglecting your child!"
As the child's mother, you shouldn't belittle your child like that in front of others!
Your child is very outstanding. He may have had some minor flaws in the past, but with our careful guidance, he has long since corrected his mistakes!
He's a really, really good kid now! And he lived up to everyone's expectations by becoming the top scorer in the college entrance exam!
He is the first top scorer from our No. 18 Middle School, not just a provincial top scorer, but a national top scorer! Do you know what this means?
This signifies the rise of our No. 18 Middle School! Our teachers can now hold their heads high in front of students and teachers from other schools!
She is the pride of our No. 18 Middle School, and we are all proud of her!
How come she's so despicable in your eyes?!
Are you sure you're her mother and not her enemy?
Yu's mother was speechless after being rebuked, staring dumbfounded at the head teacher in front of her who was excitedly spitting as he spoke.
Why did she have this strange feeling that Yu Shuang wasn't her child, but rather this Director Wu's child?
She never imagined that Yu Shuang held such a high position in the eyes of these teachers.
But that child used to be a really bad kid...
Could it be that he has turned over a new leaf in the last two years?
She lowered her head in shame.
"You're right, I am indeed a failed mother. I can't contact my daughter now, could you please tell me her contact information?"
Director Wu almost laughed out of anger.
"You actually asked me, an outsider, for your daughter's contact information?"
So, for the past two or three years, you've just let her fend for herself? You've never offered her any help in her life?
Mother Yu nodded, her face flushed.
She tried to justify herself, saying she had no choice... then went on to describe how difficult her life was... and how rebellious and ungrateful her child had been before...
She wanted her child to experience some hardship outside so that he would come back and apologize to her.
Who knew the child wouldn't back down and wouldn't contact her for living expenses... She felt the child was old enough to work part-time and wouldn't go hungry...
After hearing the other party's sophistry, Director Wu was so angry that his chest heaved.
Finally, with a "bang," he slammed his hand on the table and stood up.
"Utter nonsense!"
Yu's mother shuddered in fright and looked at Director Wu with a terrified expression.
I don't understand, why did he suddenly lose his temper?
Was she wrong? She was telling the truth...
"You mean you're waiting for the child to come back, apologize, and back down?"
Why didn't you tell her you moved? Why didn't you tell her you changed your phone number? You've left Yu Shuang homeless and unable to contact you.
Have you come to the school to look for your child in the past two years?
This is blatant abandonment. Don't try to sweet-talk the child into coming home and apologizing...
If Yu Shuang hadn't been the top scorer in the college entrance exam, would you still have rushed here to ask her about her situation?
Yu's mother opened her mouth, but couldn't say anything, feeling ashamed that her bad intentions had been exposed.
"That's not how it works... Please let me explain..."
Director Wu glanced at the time impatiently.
"Sorry, I don't have your contact information. I'm busy with student recruitment, so please take care."
Director Wu made it clear that he wanted to see her out, so Yu's mother had no choice but to leave the school dejectedly.
She had only come to learn about Yu Shuang's situation, but she ended up making a fool of herself.
She never imagined things would turn out this way.
Tears, uncontrollably, streamed down my face...
Looking back on all the little things...
She didn't think she had done anything seriously wrong, nor did she think that Director Wu's accusations were entirely correct.
The other person's aura was too strong, so she just habitually played the victim and didn't argue back, letting the other person lecture her with spittle flying everywhere.
But I was somewhat resentful, though I didn't say anything.
She raised the child with great care and hard work; even if she didn't achieve anything remarkable, she certainly deserves credit for her efforts.
She toiled and worked hard her whole life, but who was she working for?
What are the little grievances you've suffered compared to the grievances I've endured in my entire life?
What's wrong with you suffering a little? Is it as much as what I've suffered?
Why are you so precious that you can't bear the slightest grievance or hardship?
Why are kids these days so bad at coping?
If things don't go your way, you can spoil them and turn them into ungrateful wretches...
She's still her mother, no matter what... How can she abandon the mother who gave her life and raised her?
The more she thought about it, the more wronged she felt…
Good heavens, why is her life so miserable... Waaaaah...
I gave birth to an ungrateful child...
She felt much better after blaming Yu Shuang for all the mistakes.
After returning to her third husband's home, things became chaotic again.
Blended families are always rife with conflicts; even the smallest thing can escalate into a major dispute, leading to endless arguments.
Having experienced a blended family before, Yu's mother thought things would go smoothly, but this time things were even more unpleasant.
The last time she took her daughter to stay with the old man surnamed Zhang, her daughter was sensible and patient, she would help her with chores, and she would also bring her psychological comfort.
This time, she took her rebellious youngest son to live with another old man, and the house was thrown into chaos, almost resulting in a death.
She cries every day…
Good heavens, how could her life have turned out like this... Waaaaah...
Without a doubt, the third marriage ended in failure…
In the end, it really did lead to a death; the old man's daughter attempted suicide due to psychological problems but failed.
The old man was so angry he died.
Her rebellious and wayward stepdaughter was also sent to a mental hospital by her because of her psychological problems.
She ate the old man's childless offspring and raised two children...
She wanted to marry her fourth husband, but her reputation had plummeted, and she couldn't find anyone she was satisfied with...
Not long after, her stepdaughter, who was in the mental hospital, was also notified by the hospital that she had suddenly fallen ill and passed away…
They're not biologically related, we haven't spent many years together, and our relationship is just so-so.
She expressed a token sadness for a moment, then quickly accepted reality and adjusted her mindset.
...
After that, she worked part-time while living off her savings, and worked hard to support Zhang Xiaobao through high school.
Unfortunately, Zhang Xiaobao had already been spoiled by her. He didn't study hard, and despite repeated attempts to correct his behavior, he was expelled from school.
He went to work in another city and never came back.
Yu's mother felt like her world had collapsed...
Good heavens... how did she end up raising two ungrateful wretches? Waaaaah...
What will happen to her when she gets old?
Less than two years later, Zhang Xiaobao returned, carrying a mountain of debt.
Yu's mother was forced to sell the house she had taken from her deceased son to pay off her debts.
After that, Zhang Xiaobao disappeared again...
Her world collapsed again…
My goodness...
I originally thought this was the biggest psychological trauma she had ever suffered.
Little did they expect that something even more intense would happen years later.
When you see a dazzling female entrepreneur on a TV financial channel, the world's number one philanthropist who donated 100% of her enormous fortune to charity...
There is no doubt that the psychological trauma inflicted on her was devastating.
Her eyes rolled back and she collapsed to the ground.
Good heavens...
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