I didn't know what they were thinking. They just wanted me to pay for the follow-up.

No way.

I ignored them and turned away.

Sarah stopped me and said, "Olivia... where do you think we should live?"

She looked at me ingratiatingly.

I thought about it and said, "Just stay at the house I rented. I'll go back and pack my things and stay at my friend's house."

Hearing this, they all breathed a sigh of relief, fearing that I would ignore them again.

But they didn't know that my house lease was going to expire in a week and I would need to pay the rent again.

I went home happily to pack my things. Before leaving, I placed a hidden camera at home and then took a taxi to my newly bought house.

In my previous life, after I bought a house, I thought about bringing my parents from the countryside to live with me.

They praised me happily on the phone for my success.

I thought they were genuinely happy for me.

But after I took them in, they coaxed me to give the house to them.

I guessed it was to prepare for my unborn brother.

Thinking of this, I laughed at myself and decided that I wouldn't be so stupid this time.

I would not be deceived by so-called family members.

This week, I went to work at the hospital as usual.

But every time I would go to Liam's room when they were not around and use the excuse of checking his health.

I deliberately sighed beside him, "If only Nicole didn't eat lymphatic meat for you, you wouldn't have to suffer so much."

When his chemotherapy was finished, I kept telling him that if he hadn't eaten the lymph meat, these things wouldn't have happened, and it was all Nicole's fault for having no common sense.

I noticed that his eyes were becoming more and more strange.

Every time Nicole brought him food, he would deliberately find fault with her, complaining that she did this or that poorly.

When his hair fell out due to chemotherapy, he picked up the vase on the table and threw it at Nicole.

Watching them fighting each other, I felt extremely happy.

One day, I was seeing a patient's case in the office when Nicole rushed in with my parents.

"Olivia, the rent is due. The landlord said that you don't want to rent it anymore. We have one day to pay the rent, otherwise he will evict us.

"You should pay the rent right now."

Nicole sat at my desk and gave me orders.

I looked at her with curiosity, wondering how she could be so shameless.