The Cost of "Family": My Second Chance at Freedom

Summary

My younger brother and sister both got accepted into college at the same time.

Since my family's financial situation was tight, my parents sat me down for a "discussion." They would pay for my brother's education, and I was expected to pay for my sister's.

I agreed to give my sister $200 a month for living expenses.

Later, my sister graduated, passed the civil service exam, and became the pride of the entire family.

Meanwhile, I overworked myself into a severe illness. When I reached out to her for help, she blocked my number.