My Family Looked Down on Me, Thinking I Was Unemployed. But Once They Learned I Was a CEO…
The Invisible Daughter
My name is Emma. I live with my parents. I have a sister named Sophia. She’s more beautiful and smarter than me, and our parents have always adored her.
As for me, I’ve always been treated like I’m invisible by my parents.
“Ugh, hiding in your room again? You’re such an idle youth. Don’t think we’ll be around forever,” they would say to me.
I never thought they’d be around forever, and I have my own thoughts and actions, but my parents have labeled me as a NEET and don’t take me seriously.
The Engagement Announcement
One day, my sister spoke to me.
“Poor thing, you’re neither cute nor exceptionally talented. Don’t you ever wonder what you’re living for?”
“I’m happy with my life, so don’t say weird things.”
“Oh well, do as you please. But let me tell you something great.”
“Something great?”
“I’m getting married to a very handsome and high-income man.”
“Oh, that’s good for you.”
“Jealous? You must be. You’ll never get married.”
My sister assumed I couldn’t get married and kept bragging about herself. I’m not particularly interested in marriage, so whether I can get married or not doesn’t matter to me.,
Unwanted at the Wedding
I was planning to attend my sister’s wedding since she’s family, but then…
“What? You’re coming to my wedding?”
“Yeah. Is that a problem?”
“Of course it’s a problem! If a bottom-feeder idle youth like you comes, it’ll ruin the ceremony.”
“What’s a bottom-feeder idle youth?”
“A bottom-feeder idle youth is just that. You can’t do anything. Completely useless.”
“Why are you saying such horrible things? I just want to celebrate your wedding.”
“I don’t need your congratulations. Don’t come.”
The Secret Sister
My sister despised me and repeatedly told me not to come. Mother and Father also said that a bottom-feeder idle youth like me shouldn’t come.
But I thought it would be a problem for my sister if no family members were there, so I decided to attend. On the wedding day, as I was walking in my dress, Father and Mother found me.
“What are you doing here? I told you not to come to the wedding.”
My parents yelled at me. Hearing a commotion, my sister approached.
“Why is a bottom-feeder idle youth like you here? I didn’t invite you.”,
“But if there’s no family, it might look suspicious. I thought it would be better for you if I was here.”
“Why are you thinking unnecessary things? Your existence is a secret to the other family, you know.”
“What? You didn’t know about the family dinner, did you? We didn’t invite you.”
“Why would you do something so cruel?”
“This is only natural. You’d just be in the way. If we said we have a bottom-feeder idle youth in our family, the marriage might be called off. That’s why we didn’t invite you.”
My sister laughed hysterically as she said this. My parents were smirking. The three of them had conspired together.
The Groom’s Surprise
Seeing their determination to erase my existence, I became deeply saddened.
“Get out, you useless bottom-feeder idle youth!”
My sister yelled at me with fury. I realized that nothing I said would matter to this family anymore, so I reluctantly decided to leave the venue.
“I’m going home then. Goodbye.”
My family pointed and laughed at me as I said this. Holding back my frustration, someone called out to me on the way.,
“Boss! Good work today.”
“Uh, good work.”
“Wait, what are you wearing?”
“Yes, I’m the one getting married. Didn’t you know?”
“Uh, what? Wait, wait. How do you know Caleb? And what’s this about being the boss?”
“Also, for you, this person is the president of my company.”
“No way. You’re the president?”
The Hidden Executive
“What’s your relationship with Sophia?”
“She’s my sister.”
“What? Sophia is your sister? But I didn’t see you at the family greeting.”
“Well, my sister didn’t take me to the greeting.”
“Why would she do such a thing?”
“She thought I was a bottom-feeder idle youth.”
“Sophia, is this true?”
Caleb yelled at my sister.
“Wait, wait. But she’s always in her room just staring at her computer. I… I never thought she was working.”
My sister said, trembling. But Caleb continued to be angry.
“Don’t joke around. The boss gives us precise instructions from home. She’s a skilled executive.”
