Chapter 63: Bitter Memories

At this time, the little girl grew into a middle schooler. She started to learn the downside of reality. She was not the little girl who lived her life like a princess anymore nor did she believes in fantasies and fairytales. She became a girl who started to know the value of money.

One day, at dinner, the little girl suddenly opened a sensitive topic.

"Mom, should I transfer to public school?"

I know exactly what the girl was worried about. She was attending the private school that her mother once attended. It was a prestigious school where every student was a part of a rich and influential household.

The tuition every semester was killing her mother. In order to pay for bills, necessities, and tuition at the same time, my mother worked multiple jobs.

My dear mother had never once had a complete day off. The girl might not be completely aware of it, but I who was watching every passing time knew that mother only slept for two to three hours at most. It shows in mother's appearan