They Kicked Me Out, So I Sold the House. The Aftermath Was Shocking

That’s it.

I’ve reached my limit.

If this is how it’s going to be, just wait.

I, who had decided to take revenge on my family, packed my things and left the house with Muffin.

In the end, my sister added fuel to the fire.

“This is all your fault, you know. If you had just listened to me obediently, none of this would have happened.”

They still don’t seem to understand their situation, even though hell awaits them.

Well, never mind.

You three enjoy yourselves in the house.

Suppressing my grinning mouth, I left the house with Muffin.

The Revelation

A few days later, as expected, my sister suddenly called.

“Kathy, help! The house is…”

“What happened to the house all of a sudden?”

“We were told to leave by the end of this month!”

“Hmm, so what?”

“So what’s the problem? What do you mean what’s the problem? Why do we have to leave?”

“Well, I’ve decided to sell the house.”

“What?”

At my words, Sandy seemed to freeze.

With a trembling voice, she barely managed to get the words out.

“What… what does that mean? You’ve decided to sell it? You don’t have the authority!”

“Well, I do, you see. That house has been mine since a month ago.”

“What?”

“Yes, I had officially received the house from my uncle. Of course, the title is in my name.”

It’s no surprise that Sandy was shocked.

I hadn’t told anyone about this.

“You’re… you’re kidding, right? Even if the title was transferred to you by Uncle, you can’t just sell it so easily!”

“I was worried, too. But right after you told me to leave, I consulted with Uncle. He said, ‘The house is yours now, Kathy. Do what you want. You should get away from that stupid family as soon as possible.'”

“What? No way!”

Whether they’ve been listening to my conversation with Sandy over the phone speaker or not, my parents started to make a fuss.

“Hey Kathy, cut it out! We have no other place to live if we leave the house!”

“That’s right! It’s unthinkable to do this to your own family. If you’re a good daughter, show some respect to your parents!”

“Respect?”

I asked them with a quiet voice.

“What are you talking about? You’ve always looked down on me compared to Sandy. Who do you think has been supporting your life for the past few years? You all had nowhere to live, so I reluctantly let you all live with me.”

With an unusually strong tone, my parents were at a loss for words.

Without waiting for a response, I continued.

“Who treated me and Muffin like nuisances and kicked us out? It was you guys, wasn’t it? Trying to be happy by driving out the original resident is shameless. You people belong to hell!”

At my outburst, my father begged.

“Please help us! We’re sorry!”

“I don’t care. Fend for yourselves, you idiots!”

With that, I hung up the phone with a loud click.

A New Beginning

Next, I blocked every family member’s contacts.

Seeing me raise my voice, Muffin looked up at me with a worried woof.

I held Muffin close.

“I’m sorry, Muffin, for shouting. It’s all right now. I will protect you.”

I’m really glad that I was able to get Muffin away from that family that treated him so poorly.

Later on, it seems my parents and sister were forced to move out of the house at the last minute despite their desperate clinging.

With my father’s meager income and my unemployed mother and sister, there’s no way they can lead a decent life.

According to the rumors, my sister is constantly being nagged by my parents to get a job.

Their family relationship seems to be getting worse by the day.

Although I have no interest in how they live, there’s no doubt that their standard of living has plummeted since I left.

This is indeed the case of reaping what you sow.

Serves them right.

Meanwhile, I’m spending my days in fulfillment with my beloved dog in a new pet-friendly apartment.

I can work whenever I want and no one can complain about it anymore.

I can use my earnings solely for myself and my dog.

I am extremely happy with my life now.

“Muffin, let’s go to the dog park today!”

“Woof!”

Muffin seems more lively.

Maybe it’s because that noisy family is gone.

From now on, I want to protect Muffin for the rest of my life and lead a peaceful life.