Chapter 23 Worthless
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Compared to the harm inflicted by the Kins Family, the injuries she had sustained were insignific
Ang had long stopped caring about such trivial wounds
Queenir gently held Ang’s hand and said. “Come home with me after school. Mom and Dad are still
upset about your situation. Although our family doesn’t have much money, we are financially stable.
Everyone has a job, so it’spletely fine to support a college student like you”
When Ang was living with her grandmother, she was the youngest child in the family. Life was a bit
difficult, but no one let her sufler. However, ever since she returned to the Kins Family, although it
seemer like they were living afortable life, in reality, it was worse than being a nanny. They couldn’t
see Ang’s efforts and kindness at all and only favored Fanny, who had no blood rtion.
These years. Ang has truly been living a difficult life. After thinking for a moment, Ang nodded
and agreed so as not to worry Donald and the others. She also wanted to find out why her cousin
developed. depression and took her own life over it.
Seeing Ang’s agreement, Queenie felt relieved. She looked at the time on her wristwatch and was
surprised. It was already half past twelve, and she had to hurry home to make lunch for her mother–in–
law.
“It’s gettingte. I have to go home and make lunch for my mother–inw, Queenie hurriedly left, only
able to give a few instructions. “Ang, pack your things in the afternoon, and I’lle pick you up
after you finish school.
Knowing that her cousin’s
‘s family was difficult to deal with, Ang didn’t say much. She
chose the nearest bus to send Queenie off. She remembered that after Queenie got married, her
husband didn’t let her go out to work, but the money in the family was managed by her mother–inw.
Every time she needed money, she could only ask her mother–inw for it. If she took a cab back, she
was afraid that her cousin would be used of spending money recklessly.
In a hurry. Queenie arrived home a little faster. As soon as she opened the door, she saw the whole
family sitting on the couch, looking at her with unwavering expressions. Queenie apologized with a
guilty face, put down her bag, put on an apron, and went into the kitchen.
I’m sorry, guys. I went to the school to see Ang and came backte. I’ll cook now, and lunch will be
ready soon!” While saying this, Queenie was thinking about what dish to make.
Although his wife exined herself, Horace still looked displeased. He walked into the kitchen and
angrily said, “Queenie, what’s wrong with you? Look at the time now. I can’t believe you didn’te
back to cook. It’s already one o’clock, and you’re letting our parents go hungry. Is this how a daughter–
inw should
behave?
Before she left, she had told her mother–inw that she mighte backte.
Besides, if I didn’te back, couldn’t they have made something themselves and had dinner? After
thinking about it, Queenie didn’t say these words out loud so as not to make her husband angry again.
Besides, Ang was going toe and stay for a while, so she needed to discuss it with her husband.
Queenie lowered her gaze and said softly, “It’s my fault. Next time, if I have something to do, I’ll cook
the meal first and then go out. By then, my parents can just reheat it and eat.”
“Mom is still angry, so apologize to herter.” Horace’s tone was a bit impatient. “You’re already
married, sof why do you still care so much about your family’s affairs?” Before Queenie came back just
now, he had
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Queenie was beautiful, gentle, and obedient to him. Horace quite liked her, but she just couldn’t get
along well with his mother, always making her and her husband angry.
Queenie prused as she washed the vegetables. “It’s Ang. There was a break–in at home, and my
parents are worried. Since I live nearby, I’m going to check on them.
“Ang? Your uncle’s daughter?” Horace recalled and realized that Queenie was referring to her
cousin from her uncle’s side of the family. He had briefly seen her at the wedding, and she was quite
attractive.
Queenie nodded, surprised that her husband still remembered.
“She’s in college, right? Has she started dating?” Horace asked.
Queenie looked at her husband in confusion. “No, why?”
“I think your cousin is attractive. If she’s not in a rtionship, I can introduce her to someone.” Horace
pondered for a moment. “My cousin’s son from my aunt’s side of the family is still single. Felix. You met
him at our wedding. They would make a good match if they hit it off.”
“Ang is still young; there’s no need to worry about these things.” Queenie pursed her lips, not very
pleased.
She remembered Felix, thanks to her mother–inw’s constant reminders. He was already in his
thirties, still unmarried, enjoyed ying games and drinking, and didn’t have a stable job. She didn’t
want t introduce someone like him to Ang.
“What do you mean she’s still young? It’s better to start dating when you’re young and get married after
graduation. If a woman gets older, it bes harder for her to find a partner.” Horaceined
about the greasy fumes in the kitchen and coughed a few times. After uttering a few more words, he
left. “Tell your cousin about it. Introduce her, just in case she’s interested. She has moved out and is
living on her own now. Bring her home so that everyone can get to know her.”
You
out first.” Queenie pursed her lips, her tone not very pleasant. “You don’t like the smell of oil fumes, and
it’s hard to wash off from your clothes. You go out first.”
After seeing Queenie off, Ang hurried to the tea shop to save time.
Luckily, it wasn’t far away. After about ten minutes, Ang arrived at the shop, panting. As she looked
around, she saw groups of female ssmates chatting and snacking on nuts. Selene was preparing
milk tea behind the counter. It was Tuesday, so Ron should be at kindergarten.
Spotting Ang, Selene handed her the three cups of milk tea she had prepared. “These drinks are for
the three girls in the second row. They all ordered the same thing, so there’s no need to separate
them.”
Ang took a deep breath and nodded, carrying the milk tea to the second row. After cing the drinks
on the table, she smiled politely at the girls. “Here is the red bean milk tea you ordered. Enjoy!”
The three girls paused their snacking on melon seeds and looked at Ang with different expressions.
Wasn’t she Fanny’s sister? It had only been a few days since she left the Kins Family, and now she
was working part–time at a milk tea shop.
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Her life had taken a different path. Even if she was the biological daughter of the Kins Family, what did
it matter? There was no emotional connection. Fanny had been spoiled by the Kins Family for over ten
years.
One of the girls took out a one–dor bill and threw it at Ang’s face. “Consider this money as your tip
since you look so pitiful. Go buy something delicious!”
Ang frowned and looked at the girl who threw the money. She didn’t know her, but one couldn’t
argue with money. Ang picked up the money and ced it in the tray, smiling calmly. “Thank you for
the tip.” Afterward, Ang walked away with the tray and ced it at the front counter. She whispered
to Selene, “It
uld be great if there were more generous fools like this.”
Selene nced at Ang. Despite her young age, she disyed an impressiveposure. Even after
being humiliated, she remained unfazed. It was truly rare!
The girl who threw the money at Ang silently chuckled as she saw her pick it up. There was a hint of
mockery and a touch of contempt in her eyes. She’d do anything for money. What a lowly woman.
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