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Twelve Years of Favoritism: My Mom Broke Down After I Left
Twelve Years of Favoritism: My Mom Broke Down After I Left Plot:
Lin Xiaoman was ignored by her favoritism-prone mother for twelve years—her brother’s imported Lego was bought eagerly by Mom, while her school uniform was a hand-me-down from her cousin; her brother’s private college was funded by Mom’s savings, while her tuition was earned from part-time jobs. When she finally saved up for a small apartment, Mom showed up with her brother, demanding the house for his wedding. Xiaoman’s heart broke and she disappeared after leaving a note. But when Mom found her diary hidden at the bottom of the closet—where Xiaoman wrote about the birthday cake she secretly saved for Mom at 16, the knee pads she bought for Mom after working overtime until midnight at 20, and the line “Mom, I also want your hug”—Mom collapsed instantly and frantically searched for her. Meanwhile, Xiaoman was hiding in a rental house, holding the old scarf Mom gave her last year, crying and thinking: “Does she… maybe love me a little?”
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