I Sold My Childhood Wisely

Synopsis

I was reborn at 14. My father asked softly, "Do you want to stay here with your mom, or go abroad and take 70 million dollars?" In my last life, I cried and said, "I want my mom." After that, he kept a female executive and a nanny on the side, had three illegitimate children, and dumped them all on my mother just to humiliate her. She suffered for half her life, couldn't even secure a proper divorce, and left with nothing. As for me, I was bullied, ridiculed, reduced to poverty, and eventually died alone overseas. Even my final plane ticket was paid for by friends scraping together the money. This time, I smiled and signed my name. "I'll take the seventy million. No hesitation." It wasn't that I lacked feelings—I'd simply realized the truth. No one in this family had ever truly cared about my mother or me. I refused to be that weak, pitiful girl again. In this life, I would earn my own money, protect myself, and make my own decisions. As for my mom—when I stood at the top and she could finally stand on her own, I would bring her home myself.