CHAPTER 196

When Ruth entered the room with two plates filled with food, Ulmer and Mollie were playing snake and ladder together.

She suddenly remembered her younger years when she played the same game with her grandmother.

“Grandma, I brought the food,” Ruth said.

Ulmer looked a little confused. “Why the two plates?”

“Obviously, the other one is for you,” Ruth replied, not even calling him a brother. “Honestly, if it was up to my dad, he would starve you and bring some sense into you. He does that to me. I hate cleaning the house, so he not only made me clean the house but also the car. I vomited at the thought of washing dishes, but he made me not only wash the dishes but also clean the toilet. He’s a very strict and smart dad. He always has the excuse that he wants to raise me with principles that would make a proper housewife. You know why? Because I’m average at studies. So, he’s long decided that becoming a housewife is the best thing for me to do. If he thinks that way about me, then how w