My Parents' Biased Blessing, Reborn I Refuse It
From the back cover
When it came time to submit college applications, my parents made a point of calling my sister, six months pregnant, back home to help decide. "Your sister's already suffered enough being away from home. You should just stay close by and have an easy life." They flipped through every college brochure, and in the end they picked a nursing associate program right at our doorstep. My sister nodded along, and I did as I was told. Three years later, all my classmates were off doing internships, but my parents kept me at home.
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