CHAPTER 86

I wiped the side of my lips with restraint. I don't want to be angry on this day, but if this is how I am greeted, my patience is over.

"What a worthless son of yours! I wish you hadn't lived—"

"I hope you didn't flirt with others so that I didn't develop!" I answered with annoyance, which stopped her.

"I wish I didn't live anymore if my parents just left me like a cat," I uttered coldly.

Even though it hurt to say that, I tried to steady my gaze. I don't see the point of her venting her anger when I have a lot to blame her for.

She narrowed her eyes at me, "How dare you?" she uttered in disbelief.

"Is that what money did to you? You now talk back to your parents? Why? Did Rosario raise you like that too?"

I clenched my fists and gritted my teeth.

"You're wrong. This is how you raised me," I said with emphasis, "One more thing, don't involve Mother Rosario here. For all I know, she's the best mother in the world. No one can compare to her. Not even you, Mrs. Smith."

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