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The Son Only Loves Gold Diggers
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My son, blinded by love, disregarded both my and his aunt's objections and insisted on marrying Lin Jiao, the gold digger. He had already fallen for her sweet words, deceived into secretly obtaining a marriage certificate without my knowledge. By the time he realized he had married a troublemaker, it was too late for tears.
He found himself serving his mother-in-law and little brother-in-law, enduring insults from his mother-in-law who called him a useless good-for-nothing, and he didn't dare to utter a word in protest. When she became pregnant, his mother-in-law refused to help care for her and criticized my son's genes for producing a girl.
While his sister was in confinement, he had to care for the child and attend to her needs, all while being constantly belittled and scolded by his mother-in-law. He called me in tears, saying, "Mom, why didn’t you stop me back then? My life is miserable now." His aunt and I nearly suffered from a stroke out of anger. What an ungrateful wretch he had become.
The suffering he endured was far more than this. In the the Lin Family, he faced not only disdain and insults but also became a cash cow for his brother-in-law. After enduring all that, when his sister finally finished her confinement and the child grew a bit older, he thought he could finally breathe easy. But Lin Jiao tricked him into taking my life savings and transferring my property into his and his son's names.
That night, he returned home trying to play on my emotions, pressuring me to agree to transfer the house. When I refused, he erupted in anger, accusing me of being heartless and stormed out. As I went out to find him, I was involved in an accident. Without timely rescue, I lost my life.
He inherited my estate but spent all the money trying to please Lin Jiao. Later on, when Lin Jiao found another man outside, he was pushed down the stairs by his mother-in-law and fell into a vegetative state. Lin Jiao took our family’s money and lived lavishly with her new partner while neglecting her brother-in-law.
In this new life, I returned to the day my son announced he wanted to bring his girlfriend home. He was beaming with excitement as he said, "Mom, today I'm bringing my girlfriend home." I had anticipated this decision but hearing it again sent a shiver through me. The memory of how I had collapsed from anger in my previous life flashed through my mind, accompanied by a glint of ruthlessness in my eyes.
However, it was quickly suppressed by me.
I feigned surprise, "Does she have a stable job? Is she good to you?"
He wore a sweet smile, his eyes sparkling, "She treats me very well. I'm planning to marry her."
Seeing the happiness on his face, I knew he had once again been enchanted by this woman's sweet words.
It was just the usual tricks of a gold-digging little white lotus.
In my past life, when my son told me he wanted to bring his girlfriend home to meet me, I was overjoyed.
To show that I cared, I said I would book a table at a hotel.
But then, Lin Jiao said, "There's no need to go through all that trouble; let's just go to Auntie's house."
At first, I thought this girl was being considerate, thinking that dining out would be too expensive and that she was someone who knew how to live.
Little did I know she was actually there to probe into our family's circumstances.
As soon as Lin Jiao and her mother entered the door, they began surveying our villa.
Her mother smiled broadly and remarked on how big the villa was, asking Lin Jiao which room she would live in after marrying my son, and then casually arranging for her son’s study room.
I felt my face darken like the bottom of a pot.
After Lin Jiao and her mother left, I shared my thoughts with my son.
To my surprise, he misunderstood me: "Mom, haven't you always been urging me to get married? Now that I've found a girlfriend, you're deliberately making things difficult for her."
I trembled with anger: "Am I deliberately making things difficult for her? I just don't agree with you two being together."
But my son ignored me: "I don't care. I've decided on her for life. Whether you agree or not, I'm going to marry her."
For this woman, he was willing to sever ties with me.
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