Luo Changyou's family didn't care much and let Luo Dajiang follow him to Luo Changshun's home.
When there was no one else on the road, Luo Changshun said to Luo Dajiang, "Dajiang, there's something Second Uncle thinks I should tell you. I didn't tell you on the way to your house just now because I was afraid you'd get emotional and ask your parents directly. That would cause trouble at home and affect my ability to treat your sister."
Seeing that Luo Changshun seemed to be hesitant to speak, Luo Dajiang was full of curiosity and a little nervous, wondering if something bad had happened.
"Uncle, just say whatever you want to say. I'm not a child anymore, and I know the limits when doing anything." Luo Dajiang replied.
Luo Changshun didn't beat around the bush this time and said directly, "You are not your parents' biological child. Do you know this yourself?"
Luo Dajiang was shocked. He didn't know why Luo Changshun brought this up, but he nodded and said, "I know!"
Luo Changshun had not anticipated Luo Dajiang's calm reaction, so he continued, "If your parents came looking for you, would you be willing to go with them?"
Luo Dajiang was very smart and guessed something from Luo Changshun's words. After a few seconds of silence, he finally spoke again: "If I hadn't been abandoned by them, I would have gone with them!
Although my parents are very good to me now, my sisters all think that I am the reason why they have a hard life. Sometimes I feel sorry for them, but I don’t have the ability to change their current situation, and my parents don’t listen to me.
I said I would not use my sisters' betrothal money, but my parents still withheld it all, causing my sisters to be looked down upon by their in-laws. When I spoke up for my sisters, they thought I was hypocritical and said I wanted to laugh at them.
I don't know if my parents will be nicer to my sisters if I'm gone. Even though they haven't acted like older sisters, I don't want to see their lives ruined.
After hearing what Luo Dajiang said, Luo Changshun breathed a sigh of relief. At the same time, he also felt a little sorry for the fate of the girls in that family.
Why do you work so hard to raise other people's children, but in the end all your efforts are in vain, and you have to let your daughters pay for your own ignorance?
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