Thrown into the River by My Own Mother

After I won the lottery worth 10 million dollars, Della Barker, my mother, who never took me seriously, knelt in front of me.

She let me help Caleb Barker, my young brother, pay off his gambling debts.

I did as she wished.

Later, I also agreed when she asked me to buy a house for Caleb.

On the sixth day of the New Year, everyone was enjoying their wonderful time.

At the same time, my family gave me a grand funeral.

There were four million dollars left on my bank card.

All of it was inherited by Caleb.