After admitting the wrong person and getting the wrong certificate, the heir of a wealthy family bec

Brother Adu kept calling her "Mom", and Wen Rao couldn't hold back her tears.

Adu's mother held her son's hand.

He is obviously a boy of sixteen or seventeen years old, but his hands are skinny and bony, even smaller than those of a seven or eight year old child.

Adu's mother's one eye was abused to the point where her vision is less than 0.1, and her other eye can barely see clearly.

She struggled to get closer to her son, lowered her head and kissed his cheek.

The boy closed his eyes with tears in his eyes.

His mouth was still open, probably wanting to call out "Mom" again.

Because I know there will be no chance in the future.

But I have no strength left.

He had just finished an operation and had been receiving intravenous drips, so he hadn't even had a hot meal.

He was over 1.7 meters tall and weighed less than 60 kilograms when he was rescued.

Maybe for him, saying what he wanted was truly a relief.

After seeing her son off for the last time, Adu's mother also fainted.

When I woke up again, it was already the next day.

Looking at Wen Rao beside the bed, A'du's mother felt ashamed.

“I heard from the police about what A’Du did to the Zhan family.

I don't know how to teach my daughter...

This is all my karma.

You saved us without any grudges...

Thank you……"

A'du's mother lay on the bed, letting the tears flow from her eyes and fall into the pillow.

“Actually, it’s all my fault.

If only I had left that gambler earlier.

Everything would be different if Adu didn't grow up in that kind of environment.

It was me who softened my heart again and again, thinking that the children could not live without a father.

It’s my fault…”

She hated herself and the man at this moment.

She didn't know why, but at this moment she wanted to express the guilt that had been buried for many years in front of Wen Rao.

I trust her and feel grateful to her for no reason.

Wen Rao did not interrupt her and just listened quietly.

"That gambler got drunk and lost money, so he went home and took it out on A'Du.

Whenever A'du was beaten, she would question me why other people's fathers were rich and powerful, but I could only find her a useless man who was a violent gambler.

I know that it is my own incompetence that has implicated my two children.

Later, Adu was harassed by his gambling addict friends.

There was one time when something almost happened. If I hadn't come back early, A'du would have been ruined.

That time, A'du smashed the house to pieces.

She scolded me that even if I went out to sell myself, I could still live a better life than now.

I knew she was hurt, so I endured it no matter what she said.

Now it seems that she had psychological problems at that time.

Later, I actually saw her taking the initiative to be with the man who bullied her.

Just because the man promised to buy her a new cell phone.

I beat her and scolded her, but it was no use. She insisted on being with that man just for a cell phone.

Even when her brother knelt down and begged her, offering to work illegally to buy her a cell phone, she remained unmoved.

She sold her cell phone and got some money, which she used to buy herself a new outfit and get to know a lighting technician for a show.

And the man who bullied her was introduced by her to help the lighting technician with odd jobs.

Later, during a set-up, he was hit to death in an accident.

I felt something was wrong at the time. How could it be such a coincidence?

I asked A'du, but she naturally wouldn't admit it.

But I think that from the moment she met the lighting technician, she wanted to use him to kill the person who bullied her.

Later, she met the director and kicked the lighting technician away.

The lighting technician went to her to argue, and somehow broke his leg. After that, the lighting technician never dared to see her again. "

In the eyes of her mother, Adu went from being an innocent girl who was bullied to a person with antisocial personality disorder.

Or maybe she has always had a personality disorder in her bones, which was later triggered by changes in her life.