Qiqi saw her mother start by blaming her like this. She had no desire to explain herself, but she was worried that if her mother made a scene, she wouldn't be able to stay here anymore.
So she sneered. "That day, all I did was draw what you did to me when I was little, and you immediately flew into a rage out of embarrassment. How dare you criticize me now? I never expected you to support me until I turned eighteen, but when you're old, I'll give you enough money to live on. I don't want to talk to you anymore."
Because she hadn't been able to see her grandfather one last time, Qiqi was deeply resentful of her mother. She hadn't wanted to say it out loud before because, apart from her parents, she didn't really have anyone to rely on.
Qiqi's mother had taken her away from her grandfather by force, claiming that she wanted to build a close relationship with her daughter.
But after bringing Qiqi home, she hadn't made any effort to get along with her. She had only insisted that Qiqi obey her, even though she was the one who was being unreasonable.
Back then, Qiqi's grandmother had insisted on divorcing Qiqi's grandfather and taking Qiqi's mother with her. Somehow, Qiqi's grandmother had raised her mother to blame Qiqi's grandfather for everything that had led to their divorce. She even resented seeing her daughter get along so well with her own father. Not only did she favor Qiqi's younger sister, Yuanyuan, she also deliberately neglected Qiqi.
After hearing Qiqi's words, her mother could no longer save face. She said resolutely, "Fine. Since we've said all there is to say, from now on, I'll pretend I don't have a daughter, and you can pretend you