The Father Who Sold His Daughter
From the back cover
After my father's stroke left him unsteady on his feet, he moved in with me.
I made him pay three thousand a month in rent and two thousand for care. On top of that, he did the laundry and mopped the floors. I didn't let him sit idle.
Once, I caught him slacking off. I shoved him toward the door and drove him out, and only stopped when he was crying and begging my forgiveness.
At dinner, my father's hand trembled and he dropped a single grain of rice.
I dumped his whole bowl into the toilet. No food for him today. That was his punishment.
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