You Bitch how dare you talk like that to me! I am your mother! So you should obey me and follow my advice! My decision is your decision don't you dare mess with me so am I your mother and the mistress of the Lu family!

A while ago

I said I don't want to! Why are you forcing me to marry that old man?! Are you crazy? You're only letting me marry that old hag just for money right? And i am the so-called bait!(Slapped)That's what you get for talking back at me! You bastard.! How dare you talk like that to me! I am your mother! So you must obey me and follow my advice! My decision is your decision don't you dare mess with me so am I your mother and the mistress of the Lu family!

You? My mother? Hey psychopath...Is your head really fine? Please remember clearly and nicely that you're just my aunt And not my mother. Are you Day dreaming? And you should remember that I am the only heir of the Lu Family!! (Saying it out loud) You damn Bitch! I just want you to marry that old man for your own bright future.... ( crying and sneezing) 😭😭(But Xaoxi notice something,and on about to figure it out when her aunt fell on the floor and lost consciousness ...) What have you done to your mother Xaoxi!? (Pulled her hair with a very strong force) Uncle? When did you..... (Slapped her face side by side) (Spaced out in a seconds) 😶😶 Did you just slapped me? (In a low voice) Yes! So what? Can't you see that your mom was just worried about your future? (Angry) Worried? About my future? Are you done uncle? If you were me and you're the same age as me and you have been forced to marry an old hag? Do you want to do that? (With a serious face) Yes! Cause we all need money right now! Money is not something you could take advantage of. You can't make money without doing anything! Do you want to live a horrible life?(xaoxi is sighing because of the speech) So that's all? You want to marry me to an old hag to make money? And you're making me as the bait!? I'm leaving this house! This house is useless as well as the one living here! (in a cold voice) (Running in the stairs through her room and slam the door) (After she slamed the door she slide down and squat on the floor thinking of her parents make her shed tears a lot of tears actually)Mom,Dad, I really miss you, so much! Waahhhhh! ( Wiping her tears)(And when she saw her parents picture.... She stopped crying and smirked) Mom, dad, don't worry I'll take the shares back. Just... Give me some time and then when that time comes they will kneel their knee in front of me for help, money, food, and also their lives....( She quickly packed her clothes from the closet and also her belongings she packed it all and left the house without turning back or looking back) You'll pay for this.... You'll pay back everything you have done to me just as you wait for old hags.

2 years later.......

Good morning everyone! My name is Lu sheng Fe. It's nice to meet you all and have a pleasant morning!(Everyone in the office greeted us back )(When they heard and saw her they quickly stood up and bowed to her) G-Good morning Madam!!(While Everyone is trembling) Okay now get back to work! (Changed her face quickly in a serious mode) They are all shocked and quickly get back to work and focus on what they're doing)

Hello my dear readers, I'm sorry it took a while for me to update my story i was really busy... I hope you all will still read my chapter 2...

Two years had passed since Xaoxi, a scared young woman, escaped her aunt and uncle's controlling grip. Those two years transformed her. She wasn't just surviving; she was thriving. She’d become Lu Sheng Fe, a highly successful businesswoman. Her hard work, smart decisions, and willingness to take calculated risks had paid off. She'd built a remarkable career, and her modern, stylish office, high above the city, was a symbol of her success. The stunning view from her office window was a world away from the suffocating atmosphere of the old family mansion. Her employees respected her intelligence and strong leadership.

This wasn't just about luck; it was about careful planning. Xaoxi had secretly uncovered her aunt and uncle's lies and illegal activities. She'd gathered strong evidence, and the legal battles that followed were intense. But she was prepared, and she won every single case. Her aunt and uncle lost everything – their fortune, their social standing, their reputation. It wasn't just about the money; it was about proving she was strong and independent, that she wouldn't be controlled or pushed around anymore.

One evening, she returned to the family mansion. The once-grand estate was now run-down and neglected, a perfect reflection of its former inhabitants' downfall. Inside, her aunt and uncle waited, their faces a mixture of fear and bitter resentment. The arrogance they once displayed was gone, replaced by a desperate awareness of their utter defeat.

Xaoxi walked in, calm and self-assured. She didn't need to yell or make a scene. Her quiet confidence spoke volumes. She simply said, "I told you, you would pay." The silence that followed was heavy, filled with the unspoken weight of their actions and the finality of their situation. There was no need for a dramatic confrontation; their downfall spoke for itself.

Xaoxi felt no satisfaction in their misery. This wasn't about revenge; it was about reclaiming her life and her dignity. She'd waited two years for this moment, not to inflict pain, but to achieve a sense of closure. Their ruin wasn't a personal victory; it was the natural consequence of their own greed and cruelty. The once-powerful Lu family was in ruins, destroyed not by external forces, but by their own destructive choices.

Xaoxi, the girl they had tried to control, had not only survived but had thrived. She was stronger, more successful, and far more independent than they could ever have imagined. She had won, not just financially, but in every way that truly mattered. She had taken back her life, her dignity, and her future. This wasn't just a victory; it was the beginning of a new chapter, one she would write on her own terms. The past was behind her; her future was bright, and entirely her own.

The mansion stood before Xaoxi, a haunting memory of her past. She pushed open the heavy oak doors and stepped into the grand yet crumbling entryway. The once-polished marble floors were cracked and dirty, and the air smelled of mildew and abandonment. Her heels clicked sharply as she walked forward, the sound echoing in the hollow space.

Her aunt and uncle waited in the dimly lit parlor. The room, once filled with expensive furniture and elegant decorations, now looked barren and neglected. Her uncle sat in a worn-out chair, his face pale and drawn. Her aunt stood stiffly by the fireplace, her lips pressed into a thin line. Both of them looked smaller than she remembered, their pride and confidence stripped away.

Xaoxi entered with an air of quiet authority. She had imagined this moment many times, but now that it was here, she felt no anger or hatred. Instead, she felt a deep sense of calm and resolve.

"Xaoxi," her uncle began, his voice trembling, "we...we didn’t think you would come back."

"Lu Sheng Fe," she corrected him firmly. Her voice was steady, and her gaze was piercing. "That is who I am now."

Her aunt's face twisted into a sneer, but there was no strength behind it. "You think you're better than us now? After everything we did for you?"

Xaoxi’s expression didn’t change. "What you did for me?" she repeated, her voice soft but cutting. "You mean the years of control, manipulation, and lies? You mean stealing what was rightfully mine and using me as a pawn in your games? No. What I am today is because of what *I* did for myself."

The room fell silent. Her words hung in the air, heavy with truth.

Her uncle shifted uncomfortably. "You don't understand. We did what we had to do to protect the family legacy. It wasn’t personal."

Xaoxi tilted her head slightly, her lips curling into a faint, humorless smile. "Family legacy? Look around you. This is what your ‘legacy’ has become." She gestured to the decaying mansion. "You destroyed yourselves. All I did was step out of your shadow."

Her aunt’s bitterness finally cracked into desperation. "What do you want from us?" she snapped. "Money? Apologies? What will it take for you to leave us alone?"

Xaoxi’s eyes softened, though her voice remained firm. "I don’t want anything from you. I came here for one reason only: to close this chapter of my life. I needed to see for myself that the people who tried to break me no longer have any power over me."

Her aunt opened her mouth to speak, but Xaoxi raised a hand, silencing her. "You don’t need to explain or justify your actions. The courts already heard your lies and saw the truth. And I’ve already moved on."

She turned toward the door, her heels clicking on the marble once more. At the threshold, she paused and looked back. Her aunt and uncle stared at her, their faces etched with regret, fear, and defeat.

"I told you once," Xaoxi said, her voice calm and steady, "you would pay for what you did. And now you have. This is where it ends."

Without waiting for a reply, she walked out of the mansion, leaving the past behind her for good.

As she stepped into the cool evening air, a sense of liberation washed over her. The weight of her old life was gone, replaced by the promise of a future she had built with her own hands.

Xaoxi climbed into her car, the city lights reflecting in the windows. She had no time for bitterness or regrets. She had a company to run, a team to lead, and dreams to pursue.

She was no longer the frightened girl who had once felt trapped in that mansion. She was Lu Sheng Fe, a woman who had reclaimed her life and written her own story. The mansion was nothing more than a memory now, a reminder of how far she had come.

As the car drove away, Xaoxi glanced in the rearview mirror one last time. The crumbling estate grew smaller and smaller, until it disappeared entirely. She smiled to herself, her heart light. The past was behind her, and the future stretched ahead, full of possibility.

This was her story now, and she would make it a legacy worth remembering.