Quick-wear flirting system: being spoiled by gods in the plane

Chapter 199 Even Professors Confess—Female Protagonist's Perspective [Part Two] (45)

Since then,

She strongly resisted going back to her father's hometown for the Chinese New Year, and didn't want to go during the summer vacation either.

But Mom's specialty is acting first and asking questions later; she ordered the car directly.

"The car is here. It's up to you whether you go or not. Just let the driver wait. I've already paid."

“If you don’t go, your dad and the others will think that I’m preventing you from going and from acknowledging them.”

“If you don’t go now, that locked house will belong to your stepmother’s daughter, and your sister will fight you for it. Do you understand?”

"Just go and have some fun for a few days, then you can come back in a few days."

Chang Le: "..."

My mother never knew, nor did she want to know.

Her daughter is in great pain.

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My aunt gave birth to a baby.

This time it's my daughter.

But then he suddenly died.

He inherited his uncle's congenital heart disease.

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My uncle and aunt got divorced.

My uncle said that if it weren't for her, my aunt wouldn't have left.

My maternal grandmother once said that my mother's household registration book was locked in the cabinet and could not be taken out. It was because she was playful that she took the key from my grandmother and opened the cabinet, which gave my mother the opportunity to steal the household registration book to get a divorce.

Yeah.

It's always been her fault.

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During a conversation, Grandma mentioned something to Chang Le from before.

At first, my maternal grandparents did not approve of my parents being together.

Because the two families lived too far apart, and Dad was much older than Mom.

But Mom just wants to be with Dad.

The two went to work in another city together. In Chang Le's memory, there was also the memory of the family of three building a snowman and catching sparrows in the snow.

When Chang Le was three years old, her mother proposed a divorce, but her maternal grandmother firmly disagreed, arguing that Chang Le was still too young.

However, a few years later, when Chang Le was 9 years old, her mother secretly filed for divorce first.

Because she felt that her father was not caring or attentive to her.

My mother said that when she was born, her grandparents politely declined to keep Chang Le with them after hearing that she was a girl. It was only then that her maternal grandmother took Chang Le back to Hecheng to raise her.

My mother said that a few years ago she had chocolate cysts and underwent surgery. Her in-laws never came and only gave her three thousand yuan. My father only came to take care of her for three days before going back to work.

The mother was heartbroken.

Mom believes that Dad doesn't love her, and that Dad doesn't love anyone.

Therefore,
If you don't love it, why bother with Shenghuo Le?

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Mom and Uncle separated.

My mother said that my uncle abused her, and her body was covered in bruises.

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Her mother bought her a puppy, a Teddy.

The little boy is very cute; we named him Cola.

My mother loves animals and feeds stray cats and dogs.

My mother is a very beautiful and clean person, but she is also very happy when cleaning up poop and bathing cats and dogs, even though she is covered in sweat.

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When I was in the second semester of junior high school, my new aunt had just moved into the family when my uncle died.

He died suddenly because he had congenital heart disease but never followed any dietary restrictions.

That night, Chang Le heard her grandmother's heart-wrenching cries.

"Changle."

When her maternal grandmother's younger sister arrived home, her fifth aunt cried and said to her:
"You need to study hard, do you hear me?"

"You are the only younger generation in this family."

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It rained that morning, and Chang Le saw her uncle off on his final journey.

She followed the coffin-carrying procession into the woods. Rain lashed her face, the road was slippery, and the mud stuck heavier and heavier to her shoes.

She watched as her uncle lay on the board, dressed in a suit, his feet motionless, being placed into another coffin and buried in the ground.

The person presiding over the funeral threw rice and other things behind her, and Chang Le caught them with her hands behind her back. She didn't know the principle behind it.

Chang Le turned around and looked at the crowd piling up stones.

My uncle lives here; it's so quiet here.

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In my memory, my uncle was a timid yet humorous person.

He treats Chang Le very well; he drives her to school and buys her snacks after get off work late at night.

I like Cantonese, I like singing "Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies," I like playing video games, and I especially like asking her questions every day—

"Is my uncle handsome?"

Handsome.

Chang Le thought to herself, "My uncle is the most handsome."

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Starting in the second year of junior high school, Chang Le moved into a rented room with her mother.

From elementary school until now, her maternal grandmother has been bringing her lunch and dinner to school without fail for many years.

Now, Mom has started to take over her daily life.

My mother is a very strong-willed and assertive person. She arranges everything meticulously and doesn't allow any disruptions or disobedience. Otherwise, she will become irritable.

My mom cooks incredibly well, the kind of good food you could open a restaurant for.

Due to long-term stress, Chang Le developed some heart problems.

Her heart would ache from time to time, and breathing would hurt, like being pricked with needles.

Mom called Dad and asked him to take her for a checkup. Soon after, Dad took Auntie and Chang Le, along with her maternal grandmother, to the hospital for a checkup.

After checking the electrocardiogram, the doctor said there was a problem with the heart rhythm, but it wasn't a congenital heart disease; he just needed to take medication to relieve it.

Grandma breathed a sigh of relief. Chang Le knew that Grandma was afraid that she would become the second uncle.

Chang Le doesn't remember how her father and aunt reacted.

Since then, Chang Le has been taking medication to stabilize her heart.

She no longer attends physical education classes.

He carries a 24-hour heart monitor with him from time to time.

Her classmates, who had previously ignored her, now care about her.

Faced with his classmates' curious inquiries, Chang Le answered all their questions about his heart without reservation.

Until her friend suddenly said:
Why do you seem so happy that you're sick, like you're showing off?

Chang Le suddenly froze.

She didn't know how to answer.

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While carrying the testing equipment, it was Chang Le's group's turn to clean up.

Their classroom was on the fifth floor, and the water dispenser was on the first floor.

It was winter.

Chang Le, wearing a thick black down jacket and carrying a large bucket of water, prepared to go up the stairs.

"!"

Suddenly, someone jumped out from behind her.

I felt a force pulling on the rod in my hand.

Chang Le instinctively pulled back, and the man clicked his tongue.

She then recognized who it was: the class monitor, Ji Ye.

He didn't even look her in the eye. With a sudden movement, he broke free from her hand, picked up the bucket, and went upstairs, carrying a large stack of homework books in his other hand.

"..."

In that instant, just that one instant.

His figure is tall in my memory, and still is to this day.

Chang Le was poor at expressing himself and had a dull personality, so he couldn't describe even a fraction of the emotions he felt at that time.

That was the first time she realized Ji Ye's existence.

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When I was in the third year of junior high school, my mother got together with an uncle.

Chang Le followed her mother to a new home.

The second stepfather was a chef, with a personality similar to the father, and was about the same age as the father, much older than the mother.

He was married three times.

He has a college student son with his first wife, but the son lives with his wife and they don't keep in touch much.

He had a whirlwind marriage with his second wife, with whom he had a four-year-old son. They later divorced, and the son stayed with him.

Chang Le shared a room with this little brother, in a bunk bed.

At first, Mom was patient.

But that child was more unruly than other children, habitually lied, and never changed his ways. His parents would be called in almost every three days, either for hitting or catching classmates, for not being able to afford to play games, or for not behaving properly at mealtimes.

The number of times the parents were called in increased, but the stepfather, who worked in another city, didn't care at all, leaving everything to the mother at home.

Over time, the mother gradually lost patience and only cared about keeping him from starving.

A mother has two sides.

When her uncle was home, she would carefully teach the child his lessons, manners, and principles. If the child made a mistake, she would patiently guide him without resorting to physical punishment.

When her uncle wasn't home, she would be cold and indifferent, and if he made a mistake, she would immediately discipline him.

She would often use Chang Le as an example for the child, talking about how her older sister was when she was little.

In fact, there are many things that Chang Le has never done, and Chang Le doesn't want to pretend.

Then, the child would often shout in front of everyone, "My sister didn't do that!"

In these situations, it's always Chang Le who feels awkward.

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My mother would occasionally take the whole family out for fun.

Ancient towns, museums, amusement parks, and natural scenic areas.

When I lived with my first stepfather, the whole family would go out to play together.

But Chang Le couldn't remember where she had been.

I think I've been to see snow.

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The uncle made his son call her "Mom".

When they are outside, the mother doesn't want the child to call her aunt or mother.

So later it became calling her godmother.

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It seems my mother is unwilling to acknowledge this marriage in public.

Chang Le later learned that her mother had never registered the marriage, even though her uncle had urged her to do so several times.

My mother doesn't want to admit that she's changed husbands again.

Because of fear.

Because of rumors and gossip.

Because of the fact that he remarried twice.

(End of this chapter)