The Slap Price: My Mother Sold My Future
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I scored a 703 on my SATs, and my mother slapped me ten times at my own celebration dinner.
She said it right in front of the relatives, smiling.
"Ten bucks a slap. You eat what this family gives you, you live off this family, so don't think a high score means you can look down on your elders."
"College costs a thousand a month. You want it? Take a hundred slaps first."
I thought she was just talking tough.
That first month of school, I got so hungry I passed out in the dorm. I messaged her begging for my living expenses.
Instead, she called my cousin over.
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