After Winning Three Hundred Million

I won 320 million dollars in a lottery. I planned to quit my job and enjoy my life with my family.

As soon as I arrived home, I heard my younger sister-in-law, Hollie, complaining, "Your elder brother hasn't sent us his salary for several months. Now, you don't work. How can we live like this? I can't even afford a bag I like!"

George, George, laughed and said, "Buy it. I'll buy you whatever you want. Don't you know? We sold my elder brother's house today for over 1 million dollars! With such money, you don't have to be afraid of not having a good life."

Hollie said, "But what if your elder brother asks about it when he comes back?"

Daisy, Daisy, interjected, saying, "The procedures were all done by his biological father. If he asks, let him go to his useless biological father. We only must use up the money as soon as possible and deny everything!"

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I stood at the door, trembling and feeling disappointed.

When I was young, my mother passed away. My father married Daisy for me.

At first, Daisy treated me well. Since George was born, my father and Daisy had given all their love to him.

After I started working, I had to give all my monthly salary to Daisy. According to her, I was young, and I couldn't handle money. She would save the money for me to use when I got married.

I didn't think much about it. I agreed to hand over my salary every month.

But I never thought that my family, who I thought were my loved ones, would plot against me like this every day!

I won 320 million dollars and wanted to share the joy with them, but they treated me like a fool!

I gave them my sincere love, but in return, they treated me so heartlessly and ungratefully.

I endured the anger in my heart and opened the door.

As soon as I opened the door, the ones inside the house suddenly became quiet.

Daisy, George, and Hollie all looked at me with different expressions on their faces.

When Hollie saw me coming home, she looked grumpy. In her eyes, this house belonged to her. I should leave as soon as possible.

Daisy didn't say anything, looking indifferent.

George was stunned for a moment. When he saw me entering the house, he came forward with a smile and said, "Oliver, why are you back? Why didn't you notify me in advance? I could have picked you up at the bus station!"

"You're so busy. How could I bother you?"

I casually replied. Then I bent down to open the shoe cabinet, looking for my slippers, but my slippers were no longer there.

I glanced at George and asked, "Where are my slippers?"

George hesitated slightly and turned to look at Hollie.

"I threw them away!"

Hollie said indifferently, "Your slippers are dirty and smelly. They take up space here."

I looked at the shoe cabinet. There were more than a dozen pairs of various shoes inside, all of which belonged to Hollie. I looked up at her and asked, "Does a pair of slippers of mine bother you?"

Facing my questioning, Hollie asked me back without caring, "The house is so small, and there are so many people. Do you think there is room for your worn-out slippers?"

Of course, I got her point.

By saying that a pair of slippers of mine took up space, she was implying that I should not have come back.

"My house no longer has a place for a pair of slippers of mine. How can it possibly accommodate a person like me!"

In the past, Hollie was not so sarcastic. She was decent to me.

"It is because she knows I will hand over all my salary to Daisy for safekeeping."

After my salary was handed over to Daisy, it would go into the pockets of George and Hollie for them to enjoy themselves.

At that time, I was their money-making machine. Of course, she didn't mind me.

Since I found out that Daisy was handing over all my salary to George and Hollie, I stopped giving her my salary.

From that moment on, all their attitudes to me had made a 180-degree turn.

To them, I was a worthless existence.

As a thirty-year-old man who was unmarried, I was a huge burden and liability to this family.

Of course, they no longer welcomed me.

Until now, they sold my house, successfully cashed out, and took it for themselves.

They probably thought they had squeezed out all my value! They didn't need me anymore!