Twelve Years of Favoritism, Mom Broke Down After I Left

Twelve Years of Favoritism, Mom Broke Down After I Left Plot:

Lin Xiaoman was the "unfavored daughter" for twelve years—her brother got freshly cooked porridge for breakfast, while hers was a cold steamed bun; her brother had a cake and new phone for his birthday, while she only got a "forgotten"; even her hard-earned college tuition was secretly taken by her mom to pay her brother's online loans. Until she was diagnosed with leukemia, her mom's first reaction was, "Don't waste money on this." Heartbroken, she left a suicide note and ran away, but before passing out, she saw her mom kneeling in the hospital corridor, clutching the plush bear she wanted at seven, crying, "I'm sorry, Xiaoman." It turned out that in the diary her mom hid for twelve years, every page was filled with guilt: Xiaoman's cry saved her during a difficult delivery, but she deliberately ignored her daughter under her mother-in-law's pressure—until the fear of losing her tore apart the "favoritism mask" she'd worn for twelve years.