All Chapters of The Villainess Reached The End Of The Story: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I heard from the nurse that when my mother gave birth to me, she didn’t even know that she was pregnant. She just thought that she had gained a lot of weight. On the day she became bankrupt, and all her bank cards were frozen, she learned that she only had twenty thousand dollars left in her bank account. Those funds included money she had received from her relatives as a birthday gift. However, she never touched that money because she thought it was too little. As she stared at the twenty thousand dollars she had left in her name, she felt her stomach clench in pain. She went to the hospital. Then, she gave birth to me. While giving birth to me, my mother had insisted on living in a VIP ward. She even said that she did not want to go to a normal delivery room. So, one zero disappeared from the remaining twenty thousand dollars. She only had two thousand dollars left. I had arrived in her life suddenly, and when my mother saw me for the first time, she acted like a comple

To my mother’s surprise, the Stanton family went bankrupt a month later. When my mother learned of this, she was preparing to move out. The house was registered under both their names, but it was meaningless for her to continue to stay there. When she drove to her family’s house, it was left empty. She was not expecting herself to have a baby in that sort of situation. Despite losing everything, she got a child. My arrival had pushed the fast-forward button to instantly divide her life into Before and After. Even though everything had happened so suddenly, she accepted me into her life, only to realize that she did not even know how to take care of herself, much less a baby. In the beginning, she kept up with her old spending habits and wanted the best of everything. However, she did not know that she needed to pay twelve dollars for a cab to the hospital. She did not know that the food she had eaten in the past was so expensive. She could not even cover the small c

However, as she kept receiving messages telling her to pay her bills, my mother called one more number. The first thing she heard was laughter coming from a crowd. Then, she heard a familiar voice say, “Hello?”In the past, whenever they called each other, she would say his name sweetly, but this time, she only said slowly, stiffly, and politely, “It’s me, Shawn. Could you lend me some money?”More laughter came from the other end of the phone, and she heard the sound of fabric rustling. “Haha! Stop it already.”My father returned his attention to the phone. “What did you say?”That one sentence made my mother lose her courage to borrow money in an instant. After all, things had ended on a bad note between them. They insulted each other during the divorce. While they had argued plenty of times since they were children, their fights had never been this intense.In the past, my father was like a scorching ray of light for my mother. Even though that light could not reach t

We stayed there for a year. In our second year, it snowed in the Southern River. I had turned one and grown a few baby teeth. It made my mother so happy that she smiled brightly. She often lifted me up high in the air and spun in circles among the rose bushes. My grandmother still preferred to sit by the window to read a novel so thick that she could not even lift it. Sometimes, she let her mind wander while she stared at the rose bushes outside the window. My grandmother and mother spent every day arguing. My grandmother scolded my mother for being reckless with money, while my mother scoffed at my grandmother for being too old-fashioned. While I was playing in the living room, my grandmother would read me some stories. “In the end, the pigeon flew far away in search of its own place,” she said. When my mother saw this, she would sit with me and listen to my grandmother’s stories with rapt attention. Winter was a hard season for my grandmother. She was often dr

Even after getting the money, my mother continued working at the flower shop. I was starting to get better, too, albeit at a snail’s pace. After all, she took great care of me. In the past, she was never able to cook well. All her meals were either burnt or still too raw. I always ended up with an upset tummy, and she constantly had medicine for diarrhea in her handbag. At present, she could cook properly. She finally learned that winter clothes were sold at a discounted price during the summer. She also learned that she could use medical insurance to pay for medicine at the hospital. My grandmother taught my mother all those things. During that year, she finally got the love of a mother that she was always supposed to have. However, as the villainess of the story, even if she did not bother anyone, she still could not live in peace. Soon, someone figured out where my mother worked, and they ordered many bouquets from the flower shop. After receiving the flowers, th