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I sneered, "Since he's so great, why don't you let your daughter marry him?"
My brother was at a loss for words. "Well..."
I continued, "Because you know he hasn't truly repented. He's just temporarily restrained; deep down, he's still that hot-tempered man. Once they're married, he'll definitely show his true colors and take it out on your daughter."
My brother was left speechless by my words.
I coldly said, "Brother, don't think I don't know what you're thinking. You want to use my wedding gift money to treat Haohou, right? Let me tell you, that's not going to happen!"
My brother, embarrassed and angry, replied, "Ning Ning, you really have a heart of stone. Haohou is your own Nephew. Can you bear to watch him suffer without helping?"
I retorted, "He's my Nephew, but what does that have to do with me? His illness isn't my fault; why should I save him?"
My brother was again at a loss for words. "Well..."
I continued, "Brother, I advise you to give up early and stop dreaming such foolish dreams."
My brother, now furious, warned, "Ning Ning, if you keep talking nonsense, I won't hold back!"
I laughed. "Not hold back? Haha, I’d like to see how you plan to do that."
With that, I hung up the phone.
Seeing that I wouldn’t listen, my brother began publicly slandering my reputation in the family group chat.
He sent a voice message: "I never expected Ning Ning to be this kind of person. Her own Nephew is sick, and she doesn't care at all; instead, she's enjoying herself in the big city. It's truly heartbreaking."
Sister-in-law added fuel to the fire: "Yes! She clearly knows that Haohou can't eat salt, yet she refuses to remind me. She's doing it on purpose; she wants to harm Haohou. What a heartless person!"
I frowned and sneered inwardly.
This family is truly shameless; they insisted on feeding Haohou so much salt and now they turn around and blame me?
At that moment, my mom also spoke up: "I never expected Ning Ning would turn out like this."
Although my mom has her biases against gender issues, she values her reputation. In front of outsiders, she has never shown any hint of discrimination.
So while her words didn’t directly accuse me, the implication was clear: she was calling me selfish and malicious.
Sure enough, the relatives in the group exploded with comments.
Second Aunt: "Ning Ning is really going too far. I used to carry her when she was little; who would have thought she'd grow up to be like this?"
Auntie: "Exactly! This child is so inconsiderate! Her brother is in this situation and she still refuses to help?"
Second Uncle: "Hmph, I've seen her for what she really is for a long time. Do you all remember? She used to steal things from our house and sell them when she was little. She's just a selfish little person."
Third Aunt: "Ning Ning, if you still have a shred of conscience, come back quickly and stop making your mother worry about you."
Aunt: "That's right, hurry back and pay your mother back for your college expenses. Your mother has worked hard to raise you. You've been in school for so many years and haven't given her a single penny, yet you still dare to spend her money?"
Uncle: "Ning Ning, this is really unacceptable. Your brother needs money right now. Hurry up and return the money; your brother is counting on it to survive."
Listening to my relatives' comments, I couldn't help but sneer inside.
They claim they are looking out for me, but isn't it really about the money?
They know I've gone to college and found a good job, and now they want me to cough up the cash to save Wen Haohao.
I laughed; I'm not stupid. Why should I listen to them?
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