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Shen Chuan was treated as an invisible person by his biased parents since childhood—all resources went to their adopted son Shen Hao: the school district house, study abroad fees, even the betrothal gift he saved for three years was taken for Shen Hao’s wedding. He finally cut ties after reaching his limit. But only half a year later, his parents came to him crying: Shen Hao gambled away their retirement money, kicked them out, and even threatened to sell their kidneys to pay debts. When his parents knelt at his feet begging for “one more chance” and Shen Hao also knelt down with a bruised face, Shen Chuan thought of the tattered coat he picked from Shen Hao in high school, the instant noodles he ate for a year in college, and the job resume his parents tore up. He felt a tightness in his chest—can those ignored days and nights really be offset by a “we were wrong”?
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