When the female supporting role has a beauty system

Chapter 1115 Shengnan 47
Jiang Shengnan sniffed: "I'm trying so hard to get over it, but it's just so hard. The thought that I was born into this world without any expectations makes me feel so much pain."

She touched her chest as she spoke: "I don't have heart disease, but just thinking about it makes me so painful that I can't breathe."

Tan You said calmly, "This is a mental illness, and no one can help you except yourself."

Jiang Shengnan said blankly, "I actually understand everything, but before I actually saw them with my own eyes, I always had fantasies about them. Now I know that fantasies are just fantasies."

Tan You didn't say anything. She resembled Jiang Shengnan somewhat, but also not quite. Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui wanted a second child because Tan You had poor eyesight. They worried that she wouldn't be able to find a good job and earn money in the future, which would also cause problems for their retirement.

To put it cynically, Tan You even thought they wanted a boy, but she never expected Tan Yue to be a girl. Of course, Tan You was glad Tan Yue was a girl.

Otherwise, Jiang Shengnan might have become the same person she once was.

However, it wasn't that Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui didn't love her, but they clearly loved Tan Yue more, which highlighted the contrast. Their paternal and maternal love, ultimately, was too shallow.

They are all their children, so why is the younger one more favored than the older one? This resentment was something Tan You found particularly hard to accept.

Looking back now, Tan You gradually understands. To Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui, she was not just a daughter, but also a little helper, helping them support their family.

Because it's difficult for Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui to take care of the family while working outside. Therefore, many household chores fall to seven or eight-year-old Tan You.

Tan You remembers having to help mix chicken feed and feed the chickens and ducks when she was five or six years old. Before she was even tall enough to reach the stove, she had to learn to cook. Before she even went to school, she had to learn to do laundry. A child who hadn't even had a chance to enjoy childhood had to take on the responsibilities of the family, and if she didn't do well, she would be beaten and scolded.

Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui are not the kind of parents who never hit or scold their children. On the contrary, Tan Lin has a bad temper and is easily angered, and Tan You was beaten a lot when she was young.

Looking back now, Tan You can't help feeling wronged. Over the years, her deliberate avoidance of thinking about things before Tan Yue was born was perhaps a form of escapism.

Therefore, after she became capable of living independently, her decision to separate from Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui was absolutely the right one. She used to desperately crave that her parents treat them equally, but now she can finally let go of that resentment.

Love is something you can only give once you have money. While this statement may be somewhat absolute, it certainly applies to Tan Lin and Cheng Wenhui.

She never had a happy childhood, never received such passionate and cherished love; deep down, she felt a sense of regret. This regret remained unfulfilled throughout her life.

At least she still had some love, but Jiang Shengnan had none. It was precisely because she had none that Jiang Shengnan craved the attention of Old Jiang and his wife so much.

Thinking about this, Tan You felt that the saying "parents are never wrong" was really ridiculous.

Jiang Shengli's home.

When Wang Sumei came home from get off work and saw her in-laws sitting on the sofa watching TV, her expression immediately changed. She now works as a cashier in a supermarket, earning a low salary, but having to stand for several hours every day, Wang Sumei naturally missed the days when she didn't have to work.

However, without Jiang Shengnan as a blood donor, Jiang Shengli couldn't support the family on his own, so Wang Sumei had to go out to work. Putting aside everything else, she had to earn at least a month's worth of food expenses.

Furthermore, after her in-laws went to the nursing home, Wang Sumei couldn't ask the Jiang couple for money, so Jiang Shengli was the one who went to ask for it. The two of them clearly ignored Tan You's warning, assuming that Tan You wouldn't care about them.

But Wang Sumei didn't expect that the good days wouldn't last long before the two of them returned from the sanatorium. Wang Sumei put down her bag and went into the bedroom: "Why are your parents back? Are they here for a short stay?"

Jiang Shengli said irritably, "What do you mean by 'staying for a short time'? Jiang Shengnan stopped paying for the sanatorium, so I had to bring them back. From now on, they'll live at home."

Wang Sumei's vision went black: "Why did it suddenly stop? Weren't we living here perfectly fine?"

She pondered for a long time: "Do you think it's because you asked your dad for money and she found out?"

Jiang Shengli was agitated: "How would I know? Death..."

He was about to curse when he immediately covered his head. On the way back, Jiang Shengli kept thinking, could it be Jiang Shengnan who suddenly kicked his parents out of the sanatorium for no reason?

After all, Jiang Shengnan harbored resentment towards her family, but now, the moment he uttered a curse at her, the familiar headache immediately returned. This extinguished Jiang Shengli's glimmer of hope; he was still thinking that if Jiang Shengnan came back, he would teach her a lesson.

But as long as he still has a headache, he can't control Jiang Shengnan.

Knowing the result, Jiang Shengli was furious. When had he, the tyrant of the Jiang family, ever suffered such humiliation? Yet, in recent years, he had been thoroughly subdued and dared not do anything out of line.

Ignoring Jiang Shengli, who was writhing on the bed, Wang Sumei bit her fingernails and said, "You said Mom and Dad are back. Could she be in N City? Should we go see her?"

Jiang Shengli, having weathered the attack, lay on the bed drenched in sweat: "See her? You call her?"

Wang Sumei shrank back: "No, no, no, I dare not."

Jiang Shengli: "You think I dare?"

If she can torment him like this even before they meet, what will happen to him once they do? Moreover, Jiang Shengli is also feeling guilty; he completely ignored Tan You's warning.

That is, the couple behaved themselves on the first day they moved into the sanatorium. But from the second month onwards, every time Jiang's pension came in, Jiang Shengli would go to the sanatorium to ask for money without fail.

His parents moved into a nursing home without him having to pay for it. Every month, he kept their pensions firmly in his own hands. Jiang Shengli felt that this was the life he should be living, as if someone was giving him an extra salary every month.

Jiang Shengli never expected that his happy days would be so short. From today onwards, he not only has to support his family, but also his retired parents. The more he thought about it, the more heartbroken he became.

In the living room, Jiang's mother saw that the couple went straight to the bedroom as soon as they came back. She stood up to cook, but was stopped by her husband, Lao Jiang: "You're not allowed to go. Let your daughter-in-law cook."

Jiang's mother hesitated: "Is it okay?"

Old Jiang: "What's wrong with that? He took our pensions, so why should we cook for him and serve him? We can't open that door, otherwise you'll be the one cooking from now on."

“When we were in the sanatorium, we didn’t have to do anything.”

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