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Summary

When my little brother was born, my father’s business finally started taking off.

I thought my days of suffering were over, but my biological mother declared me a curse.

She said we were poor because of me, and my brother was the family’s lucky star. If they didn't get rid of me, I’d drag the whole family down.

So, I was sold to my aunt and uncle.

Years later, I got into Stanford, and my aunt and uncle were rolling in money.

My biological parents, meanwhile, were struggling to put food on the table. They clung to our doorstep, refusing to leave.