Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 212 - 0212 Ellen Young is having such a tough time_1

Chapter 212: 0212 Ellen Young is having such a tough time_1

The onlookers were stunned, not to mention Lucy Wood and Felicia Frost, who saw the scandal being revealed.

"Was it really sent on purpose? On purpose???"

Felicia Frost could hardly believe her eyes. If the Wood Family had actually done something like this, no amount of criticism would be too much.

Lucy Wood’s face turned pale. It wasn’t just that she had been cut off; the key point was that it never crossed her mind that Ellen Young had been deliberately sent away by her family.

Deliberately sent away!

The meaning behind those few words was chilling to the heart.

"Look at this, she almost got sold. If not for the police catching them in time... oh my goodness."

Felicia Frost covered her mouth, shocked not so much at how foolish the Wood Family could be but rather at the thought that, had things gone just a little differently back then, if Ellen Young hadn’t been found by her grandfather but something else had happened to her, her high IQ, her intelligence—it might have been buried for good!

Perhaps even worse things might have happened.

This is just too shocking!

"My mother... she... "

Lucy Wood’s voice trembled. She felt like her tears had become cheap after all this time, and now, learning the news, her heart ached for Ellen Young again, "How could she do such a thing!"

That was her own daughter, if not a favorite, still her own flesh and blood.

To think that she could just give her away like that.

No wonder Ellen Young didn’t recognize Olivia Johnson. Did she already know all this? Did she understand just how chilling the Wood Family’s actions were?

Felicia Frost rubbed her forehead, "I really need to re-evaluate the level of weirdness in your family. It’s key that such weirdness actually produced a genius like Ellen Young—luckily she was sent away, lucky that Ellen Young was raised by her grandfather and didn’t go astray. What a tragedy, such a sin!"

Lucy Wood: "..."

Once the news broke, not only Twitter exploded, but so did the entertainment industry and even the business world.

So, Ellen Young was abandoned like that?

No wonder she disowned the Wood Family. Who could acknowledge them, who would feel comfortable with that?

Of course, there were disbelievers, accusing the whistleblower blogger of being too detailed. Were they an involved party in someone’s home?

Otherwise, how could they know so much?

Of course, there were also those odd ones who caught onto a different point [Not being able to present a university diploma... that is indeed quite sad, after all, she grew up in the countryside without good resources, sigh...]

[That doesn’t make sense, though. Didn’t her sister publicly say that Ellen Young has always been focused on her studies? If she’s so focused, she couldn’t possibly have not graduated from university, right?]

[Even if it is true, doesn’t it also indirectly prove that her sister is still trying to create a public image for her now? Isn’t she hinting at debuting, and didn’t the previous live broadcast show her mathematical talent—I didn’t find it impressive, honestly quite pretentious, I can also solve such simple problems just by looking at them, she was too show-off on the program.]

[So tragic, Ellen Young is really tragic, her life should have been good, but the Wood Family’s actions are too harsh...]

[A normal person should sympathize with Ellen Young now, right? What’s the point of dragging out a bunch of useful or useless stuff?]

[What can a diploma prove? A bunch of people are really shallow. Can’t you think more boldly? Maybe she’s had a better life away from the Wood Family, right?]

[To be honest, the Wood Family doesn’t owe her anything; after all, they gave her life. There are many places where baby girls are strangled to death as soon as they’re born. Her fate is already considered good.]

[...Regarding the extreme ideas of some extreme people, I really don’t know how to describe it. If such a thing happened to you, I don’t know how you would cry, and yet you say someone else’s life is already good enough.]