The Evil Family Took Over My House

During the rainstorm, my ex-husband, Darren Smith, threatened me with my child, Tina, to live in my house to avoid the rainstorm.

His family forcibly occupied my house, eating my food and living in my house. And they drove me and Tina out of the house, causing us to drown.

After I woke up, I found I was reborn and returned to the day when my Darren called me.

I agreed without hesitation to his request to bring his family home.

"This time, I'd like to see what your fate would be."

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"According to experts' predictions, there will be heavy rains in the next ten days. It may cause serious floods. Please take precautions..."

The weather forecast was playing on TV.

It was raining heavily outside, and the sky at ten o'clock in the morning was already as dark as night.

I stood in front of the window and watched the rainstorm outside.

I was a little worried about Tina.

Just when I was about to get some water, my phone rang.

After I picked up the phone, Darren said anxiously,

"Ada, it's raining so heavily that our house is about to be flooded. Can we go to your house to take shelter from the rain?"

I didn't want to agree, but he asked Tina to say to me, "Ms. Green, can we go to your house to avoid the rain?"

"No, you should call her mom." Darren quickly corrected Tina.

"Mom, could we go to your house?"

"Ms. Green." I sneered.

In my previous life, Darren threatened me with Tina to bring his wife, Annie Lee, his mother, Linda Smith, and his sister, Lucy Smith, to my house.

Actually, they hadn't contacted me for a long time before this.

In the third year of my marriage to Darren, I caught him in bed with Annie.

I immediately divorced him, but unfortunately, I didn't get the custody of Tina.

It was all because I believed Darren's words that he would support me, so after graduation, I became a housewife.

Later, he not only designed to make me divorce without getting anything but also required me to pay him to support Tina every month.

That was my most difficult time. I finally found a job with a monthly salary of three thousand dollars.

Most of it had to be paid to him as child support.

But even so, Linda still didn't let to meet Tina.

Once, Tina broke her bone in a car accident. Darren called me in a panic.

He said he needed five thousand dollars to treat Tina.

I asked him how he spent the child support money I had given to him over the years and why he couldn't pay five thousand dollars.

He hesitated and refused to answer me, only saying that if I didn't give him money, he wouldn't treat Tina and that he would let me raise Tina if Tina became disabled.

Listening to Tina's heart-wrenching cry on the phone, and I couldn't bear it.

I borrowed two thousand dollars from a colleague and gave it to Darren.

Later, I found out that Darren had no money to treat Tina because he used the money to marry a new wife.

It was a pity that the money I saved for Tina every month was all given to that vixen.

This incident made me realize that only the mother was the child's family.

In order to get Tina's custody back from Darren, I worked hard to earn money.

Gradually, I had savings and bought a house, but I didn't expect that they wouldn't contact me.

It was not until this rainstorm hit that I realized they were actually in their hometown.

It turned out that Darren had to sell his house in the city to pay off his debts because of his failure in stock trading.

Darren was afraid that I would fight with him for custody of Tina after I knew this, so he and his family moved to their hometown.

I didn't know how they knew I bought a house. They wanted to come here for refuge.

I was unwilling until he asked Tina to answer the phone and call me Ms. Green.

Only a mother could know the pain.

After all, Tina was my daughter. If anything happened to her, I couldn't just ignore her.

So, I gave them the address.

What I didn't expect was that the next day, not only Tina and Darren came, but also Annie, who was pregnant, Mrs. Brown, and Lucy were there.

The whole family moved in.

They didn't consider themselves outsiders at all. They even ate my food and bullied me and Tina.

In the end, they drove me and Tina out of the house, causing us to drown.

I begged Darren at the time, asking him to keep Tina, at least for the sake of the blood relationship.

But he couldn't persuade Annie, so he locked me and Tina outside the door and let the flood sweep us away.

The water rushed in from all directions. I tried my best to lift Tina above my head.

But it was no use, and I closed my eyes in endless regret.

When I thought of this, the suffocating feeling of water filling my lungs came over me.

I coughed hard twice before I felt better.

I didn't answer for a long time, so Darren called me loudly, "Ada! Ada!"

I sneered and replied, "No problem. Since you and your Tina will come here, why not bring Annie, Mrs. Brown, and Lucy to my house?"

"Really?" Darren was joyful. Actually, even if I didn't ask him, he would do this.

I might as well try to impress him. "Thank you so much. We will definitely not cause any trouble."

"You're welcome. After all, we were a couple. I'm missing you, and I won't think you are a bother."

Darren paused. He must think he was so attractive that I missed him even though it had been so long.

He lowered his voice. "Actually... I'm also missing you..."

I guessed he said this after running to the door to hide from Annie.

"Then, Darren, bring your family here."

"Okay, okay..."

"This time, not only would I take Tina back, but I would also let you beasts know the feeling of being drowned in the flood."