"They're never going to go out and get real jobs."
Lex had often wondered why her parents couldn't just earn a living like everyone else's.
But they were perfectly content being parasites, expecting their daughters to sacrifice everything for the family.
With two girls to leech off of, why would they ever break a sweat?
Even doing the bare minimum of odd jobs around their hometown made them act like they were breaking their backs.
Even though Lex had barely cost them a dime for her education, they still acted as if raising her was some monumental act of charity.
Not to mention their so-called generosity in allowing her to attend college.
In their eyes, letting a daughter get a higher education was practically unheard of.
In reality, if it hadn't been for the local authorities stepping in to pressure them, Lex's parents probably never would have let her go.
"We need to sell them a dream," Zara suggested, always full of scheming ideas.
"If we tell them they can make a fortune—like washing dishes overseas to build a massive nest egg—wouldn't they jump at the chance?"
"That could actually work!"
Skylar clapped her hands in excitement.
It took a ruthless plan to handle ruthless people, and if they didn't do something about Lex's parents, Lex would be the one paying the price.
They were already furious that they hadn't managed to trick her into coming home for the winter break.
They were closing in on her step by step, like predators ready to strike.
If she wasn't careful, they would chew her up and spit her out.
"A lot of people want to work abroad right now, but very few actually make it out."
"Especially to first-world countries. It's almost impossible."
Seeing everyone looking at her, Claire offered a suggestion. "What about Southeast Asia? They're always looking for manual labor."
It wouldn't necessarily make them rich, but the grueling work would definitely leave them too exhausted to fly back and harass Lex.
As for how to get them there, the girls might not have the connections, but that didn't mean others didn't.
As long as it was strictly legal and didn't involve human trafficking, it was a solid plan.


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