Zero Effort, Maximum Reward
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When I discovered that my adoptive parents' family had stolen my "luck," I decided to let it all go. I started slacking off.
I daydreamed in class, handed in blank exams, and voluntarily sat next to the worst student in our grade.
The result? My slacking off got me accepted into Stanford, my adoptive sister didn't even get into a community college, and my adoptive parents' business was on the verge of bankruptcy.
They knelt and begged me to try hard again. I sneered: "Move aside. Don't block my way to inheriting a multi-million dollar fortune."
