I clenched my teeth.My swollen eyes burned as my fingers shook over the keyboard.I opened the synced banking records and checked every transaction.Grad school prep course: $8,000.Grad school tuition and housing: $40,000.Four years in a luxury Shangara apartment: $96,000.Four years of watches, electronics, and living expenses: $36,000.Down payment for the condo we were supposed to buy: $40,000.And last month, the money Mom had saved for our future—the money I'd sent him to keep safe: $50,000.Total: $270,000.For eight years, I'd worked myself raw for his so-called future, sending him every dollar I earned.I zeroed in on the $50,000 Mom had left me.It was everything she had.Before cancer, she'd pressed it into my hands and told me to use it for my future.The transaction history was brutal.He'd never put it in the fixed-term account he promised.The day after he got it, he transferred it to a company account called ViviTech.Description: [Personal Project In
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