🔥Framed to death last life, I’m back! This time, I will expose their lies and take back everything!

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00:00Your parents send you here for 20 bucks a month.

00:0320? No way! Are you keeping the rest?

00:07This doesn't even cover groceries, let alone rent.

00:10Last time, I treated her exactly like Sophia.

00:13Same food, same clothes.

00:16And a thumb. Raised snake.

00:19Uncle, why not welcome me?

00:22Would she take Dad's money to kick me out?

00:24Nonsense.

00:27Mia, let's go see your room.

00:28Yeah.

00:30This time, a niece is a niece. Nothing more, nothing less.

00:37I won't let your family walk all over me again.

00:41Aunt Claire, did Dad just send money?

00:45Yeah.

00:46I bet it was a lot, right?

00:48Before I came, you know, he was worried about me.

00:56Um, yes.

00:58Very generous.

00:59He asked me to take good care of you.

01:01Just make yourself at home.

01:04I knew it.

01:06Thank you, Aunt Claire.

01:07Last time.

01:08Spare her pride.

01:09I never showed you the transpose.

01:10I didn't expect she'd think I was stealing her money.

01:17Dad, Mom, do you think Aunt Claire would be keeping the money you sent for herself?

01:23I just wanted one Haagen-Dazs.

01:25She called it too expensive.

01:27What?

01:27How could she?

01:30It's just ice cream.

01:31Why was she so petty?

01:32Besides, we've wired her the money.

01:35So brazen.

01:38Exactly.

01:39Mia, you're living under their roof now.

01:42Nothing we can do.

01:43Just bear with it.

01:45Dad, Mom, don't worry.

01:48I'm not a pushover.

01:51Ridiculous.

01:52Last life, I protected her ego and never told her that her dad only sent $20 a month.

01:59She thought I was pocketing her allowance.

02:02Your parents send you here for $20 a month.

02:05$20?

02:06No way!

02:07Are you keeping the rest?

02:09This doesn't even cover groceries, let alone rent.

02:13What on earth were they thinking?

02:16Wait, Aunt Claire!

02:20I don't eat much.

02:22There won't be any trouble to you.

02:25Sophia, please let me stay here.

02:28Mom?

02:30Mom?

02:33Well, you know.

02:35I'm still your aunt.

02:36Forget the rent.

02:38We'll share meals with us.

02:39Same food, guaranteed.

02:41Don't ask for no.

02:43Is that clear?

02:53Hello?

02:54Aunt Claire, my homeroom teacher needs you at school.

02:56What for?

02:58My tuition hasn't been paid.

03:00Today's the deadline.

03:02You need to come.

03:03I see.

03:06So some parents can't even pay their own kids' tuition and expect others to do it for them.

03:12Miss Thompson, I just called home.

03:14She'll come and pay my tuition now.

03:17Oh, that's great.

03:21My bad, Miss Thompson.

03:22I got held up on the way.

03:24Here's the thing, Mrs. Cooper.

03:25Mia's tuition hasn't been paid yet.

03:27We've sent reminders.

03:28But Mia said you'd handle it.

03:30Perhaps it slipped your mind?

03:32That look.

03:35The same pathetic act that fooled me last time.

03:40I'm so sorry, Miss Thompson.

03:41It slipped my mind.

03:43I brought the tuition.

03:44Here it is.

03:46A friendly reminder that her not let work keep you busy from your kids.

03:50They need your attention, too.

03:52Right.

03:53You've got a point.

03:54Aunt Claire, why did Sophia's teacher never call you about her tuition?

04:01If I say her parents didn't send the money, she'd just blame them.

04:06Oh, Mia.

04:07That's just all my fault.

04:09See, I paid Sophia's tuition weeks ago.

04:12Yours?

04:13It just got wired yesterday.

04:15I got swamped, and it just slipped my mind.

04:19I knew it.

04:21You did this on purpose.

04:22Last life to spare her ego.

04:26I paid and took the blame.

04:30How foolish of me.

04:32Mrs. Cooper?

04:34Mrs. Cooper, we've waited for over a month.

04:38If not paid today, I'm afraid we'll have no choice but to send Mia home.

04:45What tuition?

04:47Her parents haven't paid yet?

04:48Miss Thompson, Mia's tuition isn't my duty.

04:51I'm just her aunt.

04:52She's staying with us for now.

04:53What?

04:54You're not Mia's mother?

05:01Mia Cooper?

05:03What's going on?

05:05Well, I'm living at my aunt's now.

05:09So it's easier for her to come.

05:12What's her deal?

05:13Why call the aunt instead of her parents?

05:16Maybe they already sent the money to her aunt?

05:19Aunt Claire, didn't my parents send my tuition over?

05:23What are you talking about, kid?

05:25You saw the transfers.

05:26They only sent 20 bucks.

05:28Barely covers food, let alone tuitions.

05:32Aunt Claire, could you just pay it for me now?

05:36Well, I'll have them reimburse you later.

05:38Well, look, Mia.

05:40Your tuition is $12,000.

05:42I just paid for Sophia's school and tutors.

05:44I'm tapped out.

05:45All I have is that $20.

05:47I could just give that to your teacher.

05:50Maybe we should just call her parents.

05:53Good idea.

05:54Same page.

05:54Hey, Claire.

05:57What's up?

05:58Derek, were you two so busy that you just forgot Mia's tuition?

06:03Isn't Mia staying with you right now, Claire?

06:05Yeah, she is.

06:07Look, I gotta say this.

06:09You dropped her off without a word.

06:11I'm not even charging for her stay and expenses.

06:14But how could you forget her tuition?

06:17Something so important.

06:19Unbelievable.

06:20They expect the aunt to raise their kid and pay for school.

06:23Oh, exactly.

06:26We're in the principal's office right now.

06:28You talk to her.

06:31Um, hello?

06:32This is Mia's homeroom teacher.

06:35Oh, Miss Thompson.

06:36Look, her mom and I are out of town on business.

06:39We left Mia with her aunt Claire.

06:41How about...

06:42Derek, Mia's not my daughter, but I watched her grow up.

06:46I'd love to help, but I just paid Sophia's tuition.

06:50I'm out of cash for real.

06:51If you two can't cover it right now either, maybe borrow from relatives or friends.

06:58What kind of aunt are you?

06:59Can't even front the money for your own niece's school?

07:04Sir, per school policy, if the tuition isn't paid today,

07:08I'm afraid we will have to suspend Mia's enrollment.

07:12Oh, Miss Thompson, I'll transfer the tuition right now.

07:15Miss Thompson, put Mia on the phone.

07:21Dad?

07:21You little brat.

07:23All you do is drain my wallet.

07:24How much have I spent on you, huh?

07:26Listen up.

07:28If you don't score top and get into a top university,

07:31you'll fail both of us.

07:33I know, Dad.

07:38Sorry for making you come all the way here.

07:40It's no trouble.

07:41Our education's what matters.

07:44I'll walk her back to class then.

07:45Sorry for the trouble.

07:46No worries.

07:51Claire.

07:51I know.

07:54I'm a birdie queen right now.

07:57You don't want me.

07:58I could board at school.

08:00Please don't treat me this way.

08:02I want my kind aunt back.

08:04Mia, I don't want this, Ethan.

08:06You heard your dad.

08:08What he just said.

08:10Now they've checked out.

08:12I can't decide for them, right?

08:16Don't let it bother you.

08:18Get back to class.

08:20Come on.

08:21This time, I'm not the endless well of your kindness.

08:29Sophia?

08:32Mom, what are you doing here?

08:34I brought me desserts and bubble tea.

08:36Still warm.

08:37Um, just for me.

08:40What about Mia?

08:41Forget about that.

08:44Mom, actually, I don't really like Mia.

08:49What's wrong?

08:50She just takes our stuff without even asking.

08:53She once took your necklace, and then it's gone.

08:56But she just blamed it on you.

08:59Why didn't you tell me this?

09:01You always adored her, so I didn't want to say.

09:04I thought she turned into a backstabber because she felt like an outsider, because her parents neglected me.

09:10But she didn't want to say that she didn't want Mia, but she didn't want to stop her.

09:14But she didn't want to stop her.

09:15Claire, were you mean to Mia?

09:18Look, her parents just texted me.

09:23Julian, if you didn't want Mia, you shouldn't have agreed to let her stay.

09:28Now you're playing favorites?

09:29What's your problem?

09:33I'm playing favorites, huh?

09:34Expect me to raise their kid with $20?

09:38Feed her, house her, and pay her tuition?

09:40Smart move on their part.

09:42What does he even mean that I agreed to let her stay?

09:45Agree?

09:46Did I?

09:46Your precious niece showed up with a suitcase.

09:48No warning.

09:50I buy one dress for our daughter.

09:52And suddenly I'm the villain?

09:53Oh, come on, Claire.

09:58You've known Mia since she was a little kid.

10:00And that's the only reason her bags aren't already on the curb.

10:03Sophia is the same age.

10:05Have those two ever done anything for our daughter?

10:07Forget it.

10:09Her own parents won't spend a dime on her.

10:11A roof and meals for her are more than enough.

10:13The rest is their problem.

10:15Why bother go the extra mile for people who won't even appreciate?

10:20Claire.

10:21Claire Cooper.

10:22I'm your niece.

10:24Sophia gets everything.

10:25I get nothing?

10:26If you won't give it to me.

10:29I might as well.

10:32Take it myself.

10:36Mom.

10:38Sophia.

10:41What's going on?

10:43So, you're her mother, huh?

10:45Your daughter stole my daughter's necklace.

10:47Care to explain?

10:48Ma'am, I swear I didn't steal Rachel's necklace.

10:50Ma'am, perhaps you got confused.

10:53There must be some misunderstanding.

10:59Look, this is the necklace I just bought Sophia.

11:02Receipt and all.

11:03Sophia has no reason to steal it.

11:06But my daughter's necklace did go missing at school.

11:09And a witness says they saw it in your daughter's bag.

11:17Oh, Sophia.

11:19Where'd you get this necklace?

11:20Never seen it before.

11:23That's it.

11:23That's ours.

11:25Oh, Lord.

11:26You two are seriously sick.

11:28Thieves acting like you're innocent.

11:29You almost got me fooled.

11:33No, it's not like that.

11:35What?

11:36Still denying it now?

11:39Well, an apple never falls far from the tree.

11:43Like mother, like daughter.

11:45Am I right?

11:46Don't you accuse my daughter.

11:48With no evidence in hands.

11:51Evidence?

11:52The evidence is right here.

11:54It's obvious that your daughter is a thief.

11:58We've got security cameras at home.

12:00Let's go check the footage.

12:02I trust my daughter.

12:03She's no thief.

12:05Sure.

12:06Fine by me.

12:07Let's see what game you are playing.

12:09Wait, Aunt Claire.

12:10We found the necklace, right?

12:12Just have Sophia apologize.

12:14And it's over.

12:16We're all classmates.

12:17Wouldn't want this to get out and cause a scene, right?

12:19We did nothing wrong.

12:21The innocent have nothing to apologize for.

12:24The thief does.

12:25I want to see exactly who set my daughter up.

12:29Wait, Aunt Claire.

12:30It's nothing serious.

12:33Why make it a big deal?

12:35If it really was Sophia,

12:36wouldn't that just be embarrassing for everyone?

12:40Embarrassing?

12:41And my daughter being called a thief isn't embarrassing?

12:44If Sophia did it, she'll face the consequences.

12:46But if someone framed her,

12:48that person will regret it.

13:03It's you!

13:04The thief is a thief.

13:05The thief is a thief.

13:06The thief is a thief.

13:07The thief is a thief.

13:08The thief is a thief.

13:09The thief is a thief.

13:10The thief is a thief.

13:11The thief is a thief.

13:12The thief is a thief.

13:13The thief is a thief.

13:14The thief is a thief.

13:15The thief is a thief.

13:16The thief is a thief.

13:17The thief is a thief.

13:18The thief is a thief.

13:19The thief is a thief.

13:20The thief is a thief.

13:21The thief is a thief.

13:22The thief is a thief.

13:23The thief is a thief.

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