VelvetVortex

My mom is a perpetually nice person.
The day before the provincial exam, my mom wished me success and made me crabs.
Before bed, she made me a glass of juice.
After drinking it, I had stomach pains and ended up in the hospital.
Only then did I find out that the juice my mom made was honey persimmon juice.
As a result, I missed the provincial exam and had to stay in the hospital for a week.
Later, I learned that my mom had promised the neighbor's son that I wouldn't take the provincial exam.
When I confronted her about it after being hospitalized, my dad and sister told me to be more understanding of my mom's difficulties.
My mom's friend's daughter became a mistress for a wealthy man and was beaten by his wife.
She begged my mom for help, and without a second thought, my mom went live on air admitting that I was the mistress.
I finally overcame the shadow of missing the provincial exam, only to be put on trial by a large group of netizens, completely socially dead.
Before jumping off the building, I asked my mom why she did it.
She said she just wanted to do more good deeds and accumulate some virtuous karma.
My dad and sister felt I was being melodramatic and even told me to go ahead and jump.
When I opened my eyes again, I knew I had to give them the lesson they deserved!


The Terror of the Perpetually Nice Person

Sure enough, my mom lent the car to that relative and said something along the lines of no need to thank her, we're all family.


It wasn't until my dad came home that he found out the new car he just bought had been lent out by my mom.


My sister frowned, a flash of displeasure crossing her face.


[Mom, didn't you hear on the news that if something happens, it's the car owner's responsibility? What if there's an accident?]


My mom was completely unconcerned, just wearing a smile, as if some good news was coming.


[You don't understand, this cousin runs a company. This time he borrowed the car because his son found a teacher and wants to visit them.]


[Besides, he also said that once the matter is over, if our family needs anything, we can always count on him.]


[When you graduate and look for a job, you can go to his company and take a small leadership position, that shouldn't be a problem at all.]


Upon hearing my mom's assurances, my sister perked up.


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