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True Self

Author: J.G.DAWN
last update publish date: 2026-10-31 22:33:25

The sharp pain rushed from my palm to my bone, and tears fell as I screamed with all my might, “Ahhhh!” My body lost composure, and I fell to my knees while my hand was still in his hand.

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“This is what happened when you bullied others.” He let go of me forcefully; I fell to the ground as I looked at my deeply injured palm with a deep cut mark.

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My anger flushed with tears as I lifted my bloodshot gaze at him. “Why? Why are you all treating me like this?” “What did I do to you all? “I am also
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  • The Revenge On My Biased Family   True Self

    The sharp pain rushed from my palm to my bone, and tears fell as I screamed with all my might, “Ahhhh!” My body lost composure, and I fell to my knees while my hand was still in his hand.​“This is what happened when you bullied others.” He let go of me forcefully; I fell to the ground as I looked at my deeply injured palm with a deep cut mark.​My anger flushed with tears as I lifted my bloodshot gaze at him. “Why? Why are you all treating me like this?” “What did I do to you all? “I am also a daughter of this family, but why? Why am I the only one treated like this? Why do you all hate me so much?”​“You bitch_” Paul raised his hand to slap me, but Ashley’s voice fell. “Mom! It hurts.”​My body froze, and I looked in her direction.​“Paul, it’s enough. Let’s go to the hospital. We need to see a doctor.” Mom stopped him, then looked at me with a disdainful gaze, like she was looking at dirt. Her discrimination always hurt me, but today it stings brutally.​“You are lucky to hav

  • The Revenge On My Biased Family   Same Pain

    “Ashley, you!” My eyes gasped, my body trembled, and my hand turned into a fist, knowing well what she was up to, as this was not her first time doing self-harm. ​ In the past, whenever I disagreed with her words or actions, she would always be found injured around me a few days later, so the whole family blamed me blindly—Even though I barely touched her. ​ Despite that, I was still foolish enough to apologise easily out of fear of my parents' anger and accept their punishment, thinking this was all my fault. ​ But now! Not anymore. I know her scheme and will never let her succeed. ​ “Sister! It hurts.” Ashley broke down in tears before me, but I did not move for her fake acting and glanced at her lightly reddened palm, which barely looked serious, as I stopped the door at the right time before she could get a severe injury. ​ But whoever watched her assumed she was badly injured; even I would be confused if I did not hold the door myself. ​ Witnessing her accomplish somet

  • The Revenge On My Biased Family   Trapped

    I did not react and met Paul’s gaze flatly when my mother and Ashley appeared shortly after, arms intertwined. I saw them, and a pang of hurt settled down in my chest. ​ “Mia, you come.” Ashley left my mother's side and walked to me with a bright smile. “Thank god. You are fine. You know how worried we were when we learned you fainted.” ​ A sharp, mocking laugh escaped my lips before I even realised it. “What did you just say? Worried for me? Was that some kind of joke? Because if I remember, you all left me behind to feed yourselves while I fainted from starvation in my bed.” My eyes landed on her sharply before moving to my mother and brother, who couldn’t handle the accusation and instantly lost their composure. “Mia! Stop being dramatic. It’s you who don’t want to apologise.” Paul argued. ​ “So, leaving me to die is also coming into punishment?” I interjected coldly. ​ “How dare you blame your family? You are the one who was arrogant enough to force us to do such strict

  • The Revenge On My Biased Family   Hosptalized

    “Where am I?” I looked at the big white roof and then at my surroundings to realise I was in a hospital bed. My eyes widened in disbelief that the family who almost let me die in my room sent me to the hospital; it looked unbelievable, and then the door opened. ​ “Mia Dear…” ​ “Nancy.” I looked at my housemaid, who had worked for a decade and treated me equally to my other siblings. Or I can say, she was more generous and kind with me than my own parents, who talked about equality outside while pushing their own daughter to die like this. ​ “How are you feeling, Dear? I am glad you finally woke up.” She sighed in relief, only to be interrupted by me instantly. “Nancy, how did I get here?” ​ My hands clenched the blanket as I met her gaze. I knew I should stop, not ask this. But my ridiculous heart still expected to be wronged- that they were too unsympathetic to leave their own daughter. ​ “Dear, it was me.” She answered, and I fell silent. ​ “What about my family?” I mut

  • The Revenge On My Biased Family   Let Her Die

    I stared at the door, and a complicated emotion flashed through my sight before I concealed it immediately and stood straight before giving a response in the exact tone, “Mom, I can die here, but never apologise to your so-called angel daughter! Remember that!” ​ “You!” ​ “Alright then, just die there! Because I am not opening this door until you fix your mind!” Mom shouted and stomped to leave with heavy footsteps, but then I heard the same annoyed, sobbing sound. “Mom, what are you saying? Sister will apologise. Just let her go.” ​ I chuckled. ‘What an actor!’ ​ “Ashley, I will not listen to anything. Now, let’s go.” ​ “But Mom, Sister didn’t eat anything for the last three days. What if something happens to her?” Ashley tried to look concerned, but all she was doing was rubbing salt in my wound by letting me hear all this. I smiled hollowly. ​ “Stop it. She surely had food hidden in her room, or else how could she be so stubborn until now? Huh! She doesn’t need our ca

  • The Revenge On My Biased Family   Refused To Bullied

    My eyes focused on Ashley, whose body flinched under my fierce expression. Within the flashes, she began sobbing harder and acted pitifully, defending her actions. “Sister! How could you be so cruel to me? I was just checking if it was in good condition or not for you.” ​ “If your words were true. So, why did you not return the moment I told you to remove it?” I interjected, and her mouth pressed tightly. ​ I knew she wanted that jewellery for a long time and wished my parents would let her have it, but I could never let it go. That necklace belonged to my late grandmother. She specifically left this jewellery in my name as per her last will. ​ “Mia! She is your younger sister! Can’t you just give up a single piece of jewellery for her?” ​ My mother always does this kind of trick to me. Give up, then fight with Ashley. You can always have others let your younger sister have this. Like, my choice and words don't matter. ​ “Mom, don’t yell at Sister. She’s just upset right

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