Chapter 141. The Confession

“My mother risked her life to get me out. I was in the hospital for half a month before I woke up. When I opened my eyes and saw her, I could not recognize her. She was a bag of bones. We returned to our hometown, and my mother married an old German.”

That man was an asshole. He drank and beat Tristan and his mother and Tristan. Soon he also lost all of his money. And he got himself seriously injured in a DUI.

When Tristan was in the last grade of senior high school, the last year of high school, he got the phone call and went to the hospital. He unplugged the oxygen pipe tube himself.

His mother didn’t have to be tortured by this asshole anymore. However, her life had done too much damage to her physically and mentally. She had Alzheimer’s disease at the age of 50.

“This is what happened to your brothers. Some of them are known, and some of them are unknown to you.”

Donald’s face was as gray as ashes. He moved mechanically to the couch and sank onto it