A BANK PRESIDENT'S SON MOCKED MY SINGLE-PARENT HOUSEHOLD – UNTIL I CLOSED A $7 BILLION DEAL. THEN...
Even if you try to bother us, it won't do us much harm, because it's your money. Useless poor people with little education," I sighed as I made the last cheque. "You're closing your account, right? Please act," they said in a mocking tone. Their eyes were full of contempt and I felt disgusted as they stared at us.
I decided it was time to give those who judge others by their background a taste of their own medicine. With that thought, I smiled. My name is Tiffany, a 29-year-old office worker. I live quietly with my mum and work. My father passed away from an illness when I was still a young girl. His chronic illness worsened early on. My father, who was involved in various businesses, was always busy working, leaving early and returning late. Nevertheless, he valued family time very much and I have fond memories of playing with him on weekends. Mum and I were initially devastated by Dad's death, but Mum, not wanting me to feel lonely, treasured our time together. Fortunately, when Dad became ill, he, along with his former CEO, made sure to provide us with enough sustenance. Because of this, I was able to go to college, and my dad's and mum's parents were very supportive. Especially my paternal grandparents, who lived nearby, took great care of me when my mum was at work. We still go back to both grandparents for holidays, like Christmas, and spend time together. I became who I am today because of the support of many people.
To get back, I went to a national university and got a job with a big company. I thought about working in a bank that my father should have inherited, but I chose a profession that I like. As they always say, do what you love. I have already inherited the bank, so don't worry about that. Thanks to a happy home and freedom in hobbies, I had no interest in romance. But now, at an advanced age, many of my friends are married and have children, which made me think about marriage. That's when one encounter happened. I never imagined that this meeting would lead to a serious incident.
