Before I even touched Kayla, Eliana yelled at me to protect her, "Serena! If you dare to hurt Kayla, I will not acknowledge you as my daughter!"

She pointed to the door of the room next to her and said, "That's your room. If you want to live here, stay there. Otherwise, get out!"

I walked over and opened the door. There was a foul smell.

The room was full of miscellaneous items, and there were two hamsters in a cage on the floor.

Eliana didn't look at me, but just said slowly, "This is the house I bought for Tom. There is no room for you. It's good enough that you can live here. After all, I don't know how many viruses you are carrying now."

Tom and Kayla had mocking expressions. And Jacob was eating ice cream and still muttering to me, "Get out."

I took my suitcase and left without looking back.

When I went out, I put the toys I bought for Jacob in the suitcase and randomly gave them away to children passing by.

I opened my phone and returned all the gaming computer equipment worth tens of thousands of dollars that I bought for Tom, the brand-name bags and high-end skin care products for Kayla, the jewelries for Jacob, the supplements for Eliana, and the physical examination packages that I ordered worth tens of thousands of dollars.

They didn't deserve it.

I first stayed in a five-star hotel.

As for the money I transferred to Eliana, although there was no IOU, there was a clear record of the transfer.

She used my money to buy a house for Tom and kicked me out of home. No matter what, I was right.

I didn't even hire a lawyer. I looked for a template online and wrote the complaint myself.

Now that I was no longer short of money. I enjoyed the process of safeguarding my rights.

During the litigation, private mediation would be conducted first.

Eliana complained to the public official with tears, calling me a wicked woman. "Five years ago, Serena got into trouble and was sent to Ancven. It was my son and daughter-in-law who took good care of me. I used my money to buy a house for Tom. Many people buy houses for their sons, so why can't I do that?"

I said lightly, "That was not your money."

Eliana's face turned gloomy, and she raised her chin. "That was my money!"

I looked at her with a smile, "I have a record on my phone of you asking me for money. Do you want me to show you that?"

Mom was speechless for a moment.