What the hell? They were taking themselves far too seriously.
The most despicable one was Su Yani. As your biological younger sister, she had heard all that and still hadn't rushed in to defend you—not even a single word. She was a complete and utter ingrate. No wonder even the original owner, who had been so kindhearted, had eventually given up on her.
The original owner had three wishes. The first was to read more books.
She had been forced to drop out of school after junior high, but she had actually yearned desperately to study.
Whenever she saw students carrying schoolbags to school on the street, her eyes would reveal boundless longing.
It was precisely because she yearned for and admired going to school that, even though she knew her younger sister asked for rather a lot of living expenses every month, she still chose to mail the money to her without a second thought.
That was because she held a heartfelt reverence for schools and for education.
Her second wish was to buy several more houses and become a genuine landlady.
She envied the local landladies immensely—their many rental properties, and the fact that they didn't have to do anything every month, yet could make so much money simply by collecting rent.
Having suffered too much from poverty, she had always possessed an intense desire to make money.
She had not received much schooling and knew she was uneducated. She couldn't handle other, more sophisticated businesses, and she was afraid of being cheated, so becoming a landlady had become the best career in her dreams.
Her third wish was not to be falsely accused or made to take the blame for others anymore.
The saying that justice would never be absent was merely empty words to her. What