All Chapters of I Sent My Mother To Win Back Her Husband: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

9 Chapters

Chapter 1

My dad frowned. “Who taught you that word?”I put on a clueless look. “Mom said she was going to fake her death and elope with Mr. Lewis. She told me not to tell you.”“Fake her death and elope?” My dad gritted his teeth. Every word was full of anger. He radiated such rage that everyone kept a distance away from him. A moment later, he muttered to himself, “Thank goodness… she’s still alive.”My dad looked disappointed that my mom had deceived him, yet surprisingly, there was a hint of relief.My heart sank. My dad’s feelings for my mom were not something I could destroy with just a few words.But truthfully, my mom was the other woman!Without my mom’s lies, my dad and his crush, Quiana Sullivan, would have been a perfect match.After spending those years by my mom’s side, I finally learned the secret she had been hiding all along.My mom was the real daughter whom my grandfather acknowledged and brought home.For the first ten or so years of her life, she worked in the fie

Chapter 2

Quiana’s whereabouts were unknown. My dad panicked.Determined to find her, he spared no expense and used every connection he had.The search was extensive, but he did not make her name public because he feared for her safety. To the outside world, the CEO of Jefferson Corp only seemed to be searching for his lost love.My mom thought he was looking for her. She even called me several times and warned me not to say anything.After investing enormous manpower and resources, my dad finally found Quiana in a mountainous area, where she was doing charity work.Time had been especially kind to her. No traces of hardship showed on her face.“Quiana, it’s been a long time.”My dad had rehearsed many opening lines on the way there, but when they finally met, that was all he could muster. His tone was still a little stiff.“Are you all right? “I mean your stomach cancer.”Quiana paused for a moment, then smiled gently. Her voice was calm. “The treatment was painful at first, but it

Chapter 3

My very first birthday took place in the mountains. Quiana had planned it for me.My mom never once celebrated my birthday before. She treated me like a tool to win Dad over, yet she hated the fact that he had married her because of me.It was the first real birthday I had ever had.As fireworks filled the night sky, I saw my dad and Quiana lock eyes. True love really did not need schemes. Just by being there, my dad was already drawn closer to Quiana.But as he tried to move nearer, Quiana stepped back.“Mindy is still your wife.”I knew that as long as my dad did not divorce my mom, she would always be their biggest obstacle. That was true before, and it was true again.I purposely stepped into a mud puddle and asked Quiana to give me a bath.My mom never let the nanny bathe me. She always did it herself.No one knew about all the bruises and needle marks covering my body.When Quiana saw me, her gasps brought my dad running from outside.Quiana wrapped a towel around me

Chapter 4

Quiana stayed. “Dad, Ms. Sullivan’s cooking is really good. She’s nothing like Mom. Mom never lets me eat. “Dad, Ms. Sullivan’s fresh juice tastes amazing. She’s nothing like Mom. Mom only gives me chili water. “Dad, Ms. Sullivan calls me ‘baby.’ She’s nothing like Mom. Mom always called me a brat.”After hearing me compare them every day, my dad started showing disgust whenever I talked about my mom. His relationship with Quiana grew stronger by the day.One morning, he took out a ring and got down on one knee. “Quiana, I should have said this seven years ago, but I was too foolish and missed my chance. “Will you marry me now?”Quiana covered her mouth. Tears ran down her face. She nodded. News of their wedding spread across the media.…The news about my dad and Quiana spread everywhere.I was trying on a flower girl dress at the bridal shop when my mom called. My mom shouted, “What’s going on?! Why is your dad marrying Quiana? And why did he cancel my card?” I

Chapter 5

My mom stared at the document. Her eyes looked like they could burn through the paper.“This is impossible. It can’t be real.”She shook her head jerkily and held the document up toward my dad.“Hayden, are you still angry? Are you mad at me for leaving and faking my death? Is that why you made this document to trick me?”My dad looked at her with a cold expression.“Hayden, I love you so much. I really didn’t do it on purpose. Please forgive me. “I just wanted to test you.”My mom’s pitiful expression seemed to reach his heart. I feared my dad might give in, so I walked over and gently held onto her dress.“Mom, when you went out with Mr. Lewis, was it also part of testing Dad?”Her eyes changed instantly. She shoved me hard with a twisted expression.I fell backward, hit the floor and cried out in pain.My dad’s expression darkened. He raised his hand and called the bodyguards.My mom ignored her manners and grabbed my dad’s clothes. She begged him desperately.“Hayden,

Chapter 6

My mom was gone from our lives for a long time.Just when I thought she would never appear again, I saw her on parent-child day at my kindergarten.She wore plain clothes. The jewelry she used to wear was gone.When she looked at me, her eyes lit up. She hurried over and handed me a small cake.“Jane, nobody came to take you to the parent-child day, right? I came. I made you a mango cake. It’s your favorite, isn’t it?”A chill ran through me.After playing pretend for so long, she had really forgotten the truth.I was allergic to mango.The first time she ever tried to feed me mango, the doctor told her about my allergy.That day, when she saw me covered in hives and learned I was allergic, her eyes became sharp and cold.“How could you be like that woman? She doesn’t eat mango either!”She forced the mango into my mouth. “So, you’re allergic? Eat more, and you won’t be allergic anymore!”I had a high fever that night from eating so much mango.But she did not stop. Every

Chapter 7

It was true that my dad did not love my mom or me.But that did not mean my mom loved me either.The day my dad skipped the parent-child day, she had left me crying at the kindergarten and walked away without looking back.That year, I sat alone on the stone steps and watched other families happily play together.Mom’s screaming drew a crowd of parents. More and more people came over.A faint smile appeared on her face.She looked like a wife whose husband had been stolen by a homewrecker. She cried, “Hayden, I know this woman has blinded you. I don’t blame you for seeing someone else behind my back. But you can’t take my daughter away. Don’t you understand that a child is the most precious thing to a mother?”I watched her cry.It was probably the first time she had ever cried for me, but only to make her act convincing.Many parents whispered to each other. Some of them even recognized her.I remembered the first day I started kindergarten. Back then, my parents had pretend

Chapter 8

Everything that happened at the kindergarten parent-child day was filmed by reporters who happened to be visiting the school that day.My mom used to be a wealthy socialite and the daughter of the Sullivan family. Overnight, the media portrayed her as a woman who abandoned her husband and child and cheated during her marriage.The Sullivan Corp’s stock price took a hit.I heard that my grandfather even published a statement in the newspaper. He said that my mom had only been an adopted daughter he took in out of kindness years ago, and that he had already cut ties with her.From the occasional conversations between my dad and Quiana, I learned that my mom was not doing well.She lost the supplementary credit card my dad had given her, and she no longer had the Sullivan family to rely on. Even Mr. Lewis, who once doted on her, was taken home by his family and forced to go on blind dates.Almost overnight, my mom lost everyone. She had no money at all. Some people even said they sa

Chapter 9

My mom had aged drastically. Even though she was still middle-aged, gray had started to show at her temples.Ten years had passed. I no longer hated her. I could face the pain she had caused me, but I could not forgive her.When I heard she had been calling my name over and over, I decided to go see her.“I’m here.”I sat across from her. When I looked into her eyes, I felt calm.My mom was hunched over. When she heard my voice, she lifted her head carefully.The shock in her eyes grew stronger and stronger.By the time she realized who I was, all that remained was a trace of defiance.“It has really been so long,” she muttered.She kept her head down and avoided my gaze.“What do you want from me?”Suddenly, I felt like I should not have come.“Jane, I remember that you should’ve been dead long ago.”She laughed and lifted her head to stare at me. The cold, sinister smile was exactly the same as it had been ten years ago.The way she looked at me reminded me of that da

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