Marriage On Hold by Mark Twain 11

 

Chapter 11 Moral Coercion 

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Chapter 11 Moral Coercion 

A year later, I was in the library working on my graduation thesis when my phone started vibrating uncontrollably. 

When I checked, I saw countless links sent by classmates and friends. 

I clicked on one, and it led me to a post that had become a hot topic on the school forum. 

Looking for Our Daughter! A Heartbreaking Plea! We Beg Kind People to Help These Desperate Parents Abandoned by Their Child! 

In the post, it was my parents. 

Both of them had gray hair and wrinkled faces, dressed in shabby clothes, crying so hard in front of the camera that they could barely speak. 

They said their kind and innocent daughter had been deceived by bad people, took all the family’s money, and ran away from home, leaving no trace since. 

They claimed they had sold all their possessions, crossed the ocean to this unfamiliar country, unable to speak the language and penniless, just to see their daughter one more time. 

The post included all my personal information. 

High-resolution ID photos, my name, and even the school and major I was attending. 

Below, there were overwhelming