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Don’t Cry at My Funeral

Don’t Cry at My Funeral

작가:  Petey Parkin완결
언어: English
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The day Grandma died, my parents, both of whom had remarried, began arguing over who would have to take me. In the original timeline, I had been concerned about Dad working himself so hard and chose to live with him so that I could be there for him. I even picked the numbers on the lottery ticket that won him a multimillion-dollar jackpot. After he became rich, he bought a nice place and luxury cars for my stepmother and their children. Yet he would not spend a cent on my pain medication. By the time doctors found the tumor in my brain, I could only lie in bed and endure the pain until it killed me. In the new timeline, Dad frowned and sighed again and again. “Your mom married a wealthy businessman. You’ll have a much better life with her. “I already have too many children at home. There just isn’t room for you.” Mom fiddled with her freshly manicured nails and replied indifferently, “That’s not fair. More children just make a home livelier. “My husband runs a very strict household, and the twins from his first marriage are impossible to deal with. “She has always done whatever she wants. They’ll eat her alive if she comes home with me.” Their attempts to push me toward each other no longer stirred any feelings in me. When they finally lost patience and demanded that I choose, I quietly picked up my suitcase and walked over to Mom. Her face immediately darkened. Dad, meanwhile, breathed a sigh of relief. He was unable to suppress a pleased little smile. However, he did not know that without me there to intervene, my stepmother would toss the winning lottery ticket into the washing machine and reduce it to a pile of soggy scraps. Having traveled back in time, I only wanted to live comfortably during whatever time I had left.

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Chapter 1

Outside the family law office, my father, Richard Wyler, shoved my duffel bag into my arms.

He pulled out his phone and checked the lottery drawing date yet again before waving me away.

“Don’t call unless it’s important. I have a big family to take care of. I’m busy enough as it is.”

His mind was entirely on the lottery ticket that could soon make him a multimillionaire. He could not wait to rid himself of the burden I represented.

Without saying anything, I walked toward the Maybach parked at the curb with my bags.

My mother, Mona Brown, frowned when she saw my worn, shabby clothes.

The rear window rolled down.

My stepsister, Audrey Brown, covered her nose in disgust and said, “Mona, is this your daughter from the bad part of town? Why do her clothes stink?”

My stepbrother, Derek Brown, turned from the front passenger seat and gave me a cool, appraising glance.

He said nothing, but the contempt in his eyes was plain.

Mom stood awkwardly beside the car, visibly embarrassed.

She wanted to offer to buy me some new clothes, but she was afraid of upsetting her new family.

Sensing her discomfort, my stepfather, Fred Brown, closed the folder in his hands.

“Let’s stop by the mall and get her some new outfits.”

I lowered my eyes and nodded.

I followed them into the upscale mall, where the lighting was so bright it stung my eyes.

Fred asked a sales associate to bring over several pieces from the latest collection.

Mom pulled me behind a clothing rack.

She whispered, “Choose something cheap. Don’t make yourself look greedy.

“Fred may be rich, but his money has nothing to do with you. Know your place. Don’t make things hard for me.”

I watched her perfectly painted lips move while feeling strangely detached.

I could not remember the last time she had shown so much concern over me.

Unfortunately, her concern had nothing to do with love.

I turned away and browsed through the rack in front of me without much interest.

Audrey came over and noticed the white dress I had been looking at.

She immediately snatched it away and gave me a challenging look.

“This one’s mine. You don’t deserve to wear anything this nice.”

Mom immediately turned to her with an eager smile.

“It would look much better on you anyway, Audrey. She can choose something else.”

I looked at Mom’s ingratiating smile and quietly stepped aside.

Then, I pointed at a discounted T-shirt at random.

Fred walked over and glanced at the shirt.

His brow furrowed slightly before he turned to the sales associate.

“Get her that white dress from earlier, along with these new outfits, all in her size.”

Audrey stamped her foot in displeasure.

“Dad, why are you buying her such expensive clothes?”

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