My Sister Wanted My Kidney for the Fake Heir, So I Abandoned Them All

1: 1

In my last life, the fake heir broke his own leg in an accident, and the Hensons broke mine and threw me out of the house.

You've barely set foot in this family, and already you're trying to hurt Myron Henson. From this moment on, you are cast out of the Henson family!

My own sister, Beth Henson, fixed me with an icy stare, then turned and murmured something gentle to Myron.

Mr. and Mrs. Henson wouldn't even glance my way. They just had someone haul me out, a cripple, and dump me.

I died on the street with hatred in my heart.

When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day the Hensons came to the orphanage looking for me.

Beth looked at me and suddenly said, "Mom, Dad, he isn't my brother. Besides, we've already decided to raise Myron as our own, so there's no need to go looking for anyone else."

Mr. and Mrs. Henson nodded at that and left.

I didn't do what I'd done last time. I didn't demand a paternity test. I just stayed quiet in the orphanage.

Ten years later, using what I remembered from my past life, I'd already made my name and my fortune.

That day, when I came back to visit the orphanage, I ran into the Hensons by chance. The moment Beth saw me, she rushed over. "Lester Henson, we've been searching for you forever. Myron's sick. He needs a kidney from you. Hurry up and come with me!"

The words were barely out before she was ready to drag me off to the Henson house. I smiled and flicked her hand off my arm.

"I've got nothing to do with your family."

"Lester, we've had it confirmed. You really are our own son!"

Mrs. Henson looked at me. "Come home with us, son."

"And save your brother!"

As she said it, she caught hold of my hand. "Lester, don't worry, as long as you save Myron, we'll treat you well, I promise."

I looked at the family standing in front of me and smiled.

In my last life, once they took me back to the Henson house, none of them cared about me at all. The moment that fake heir shed a single tear, every bit of blame landed on my head.

Thinking of how that family broke my legs and left me to die in the snow, there was no chance I'd ever tie myself to them again.

"I have nothing to do with any of you."

I looked at Mr. and Mrs. Henson as I said it.

Their faces darkened at once.

Mr. Henson's stare turned cold. "Lester, I'm your father!"

"You do as I say!"

"Now, you come back to the Henson house with me, right now!"

His voice left no room for argument.

I listened to him and smiled. "Mr. Henson, first of all, I'm an orphan."

"I grew up in the orphanage. You are not my parents."

"And second, you want to haul me off to hand over a kidney for your son. Do you honestly think that's going to happen?"

The moment I finished, Beth lost her patience.

She looked at me, her eyes cold. "Whatever you say, you're part of this family."

"You have to come back with us!"

Then, more urgently, she added, "If it's money you want, the Hensons have money. We can give it to you."

She pulled a card from her hand and held it out to me.

I looked at the card in Beth's hand and smiled, but I didn't take it.

I just watched the Hensons, cold and unmoved.

Behind Beth, Myron suddenly caught her arm. "Sis, let it go."

"I don't want you humiliating yourself like this for my sake!"

2: 2

The moment Myron finished speaking, Beth and both her parents crowded in to comfort him.

"Myron, don't worry. We're going to save you, no matter what!"

I watched the three of them fuss over Myron and shook my head, ready to leave.

I'd never felt anything for this family in the first place.

And watching them now, all I felt was disgust.

"Lester, where do you think you're going?"

Seeing me turn to go, Beth suddenly blocked my path.

There was a commanding edge in her stare. "Let me be clear. If anything happens to Myron, none of us will ever forgive you."

I looked at her and smiled. "Ladies and gentlemen, I have nothing to do with your family."

"And beyond that, he's sick. Why should that mean I have to give him a kidney?"

As I said it, I pointed at Myron beside them.

Beth answered as if it were the most obvious thing in the world. "Lester, we already ran tests on the blood sample you left at the orphanage."

"You're a match for Myron."

"Giving up one kidney won't do you any harm anyway."

"You have to donate."

I looked at Beth, and my eyes were full of disgust.

In my past life, the moment the fake heir cried, Beth pinned every crime on me.

When they threw me out of the Henson house, she didn't even spare me a single glance.

In this life too, it was only because something happened to Myron that she came looking for me.

But when they came, it was to make me hand a kidney over to Myron.

Faced with a demand this unreasonable, how could I ever agree?

"Les, you're my child too, and of course it breaks my heart."

"But Myron is our child as well. He's your brother!"

Beulah suddenly grabbed my arm. "Les, you have to help your brother."

"Mama knows this is a lot to ask of you."

"Don't worry. As long as you're willing to give Myron a kidney, we'll take you back into the Henson family."

"From now on you'll be one of us, and we'll take care of you."

She looked at me, tears streaming down her face, but hearing her words, I let out a cold laugh.

In my past life, when they brought me back to the Henson house, she said she'd take care of me too.

But the moment anything happened to Myron, they laid every crime on my head.

And they never stopped blaming me for it.

Now, looking at Beulah in front of me, I shook my head.

I knew exactly what these Hensons were.

"Mrs. Henson."

I looked at her, my eyes full of disgust. "I have nothing to do with your family."

"And I don't intend to give a kidney to anyone."

With that, I turned to go.

The only thing I wanted from this family was distance.

But I'd barely turned around when Beth cut me off again.

Her eyes fixed on me, and now there was anger in her voice. "Lester, think this through."

"Our family is only willing to take you in because of Myron."

"You've only been out of the orphanage a few years. Out there, you'll never make it."

"Agree to give Myron a kidney, and we'll give you a large sum of money."

"And we'll set you up with the best job there is."

She looked at me, her voice urgent.

I just smiled and turned to leave.

"Sorry. I don't need a job."

3: 3

I'd taken only a few steps when Myron's voice came from behind me, thick with tears. "Dad, Mom, my brother won't help me!"

"I'm going to die for sure!"

"Dad, Mom, don't blame him. I'm the one who stole his life!"

The moment the words left Myron's mouth, Caspar and Beulah panicked.

Beulah broke down, tears pouring as she clutched Myron and wept.

Caspar strode over and planted himself in my path, blocking the way.

"Lester, you're my son!"

"I'm ordering you right now. Give Myron your kidney!"

There was command in his voice when he said it, and it made me laugh.

"Mr. Henson, I already told you. I'm not your son."

Beth cut in at once. "We already have your blood sample!"

"You're the child our family lost all those years ago!"

She looked at me. "Dad wants you to come home, so come home!"

I smiled. "Miss Henson, you said it yourself. I'm the child you lost."

"And besides, haven't you been telling everyone for years that Myron is the Henson child?"

"Now suddenly you're saying I'm the one?"

I looked at the two of them. "And another thing. You show up, and the first thing out of your mouths is that I hand over a kidney to someone in your family. Does that seem reasonable to you?"

As I said it, I moved to push past Caspar and Beth.

I was already sick of the sight of both of them.

But before I could get clear, Caspar suddenly shouted, "Lester, we brought you into this world!"

"We gave birth to you, so we have the right to command you!"

"I'm telling you, you will give Myron a kidney!"

He said it like there was no room to argue. I gave him one cold look, then shoved him and Beth aside and walked out the door.

Once I was outside, I called my secretary.

"Look into the Henson family's current situation."

"And blacklist all of their business."

My voice was ice as I said it.

I hadn't wanted anything to do with this family in this life.

But they kept coming at me.

Kept demanding I give Myron a kidney.

If that was how it was going to be, there was no chance I'd ever forgive them.

"Yes, boss!"

The secretary answered at once on the other end.

I hung up and was just about to leave when the whole Henson crowd came rushing out of the orphanage.

Caspar shouted at the security guards standing at the gate, "Stop him!"

The words were barely out before the guards closed in and surrounded me.

I stared at what was happening, caught off guard for a moment.

I hadn't expected Caspar would actually dare to corner me right at the orphanage gate.

I waved a hand at a car parked not far off. My bodyguards were inside.

I signaled them to hold, then turned back to face the Hensons.

"What do you people want?"

I looked at them and asked.

"Lester, your father and mother gave birth to you!"

"Your body is ours to decide what happens to it!"

"Now you're coming with us to the hospital!"

Beth stared at me. "The doctor said Myron's body can't hold out much longer!"

"You're coming with us right now!"

"To the hospital, to give Myron that kidney!"

4: 4

Beth said it like it was the most obvious thing in the world, and I couldn't do anything but laugh.

I'd known for a long time that these people didn't have a shred of real feeling for me. Even so, standing here now, hearing them just come out and say it, that I was to hand over a kidney for Myron, I decided this whole family was sick.

I looked at them and shook my head. "Mr. Henson, even if you really are my birth parents, you never spent a single day raising me."

"And we've just met, and you already want to march me off to give up a kidney. Do you honestly think that's going to happen?"

The moment the words left my mouth, ice settled over Caspar's and Beulah's faces.

Beth, beside them, threw a bank card at me, one she'd clearly had ready the whole time.

"There's money on that card. Enough to see you through the rest of your life."

"I don't care about anything else. You are giving Myron that kidney."

I shook my head. "Sorry. I don't need it."

"I'm not short of money, and I've got no plans to give up a kidney to save your brother."

With that, I turned to go.

But Beth had no intention of letting me leave.

She grabbed my arm and yanked me back.

Anger threaded through her voice as she stared at me. "Lester, this isn't about whether you're willing."

"You have to give Myron that kidney."

"We've already lined up the best hospital."

"Right now, you're coming with us."

As she said it, she waved a hand at the men behind her.

They moved fast and closed in around me.

"Les, Myron is your brother too."

"You can't just throw family away."

Beulah took my hand, her voice soft and coaxing. "Mommy knows you've had it hard all these years."

"Don't you worry. As long as you're willing to help Myron with this, Mommy will take such good care of you."

There was an urgency in her eyes as she said it.

I only looked at the two of them, cold.

Their eyes on me held nothing but urgency. Not a flicker of care.

I smiled. "Sorry. There's no way I'm going anywhere with you."

I turned to shove past the security men.

But Caspar seized my hand.

His voice went cold as he looked at me. "This isn't about whether you're willing."

"We've already got your blood sample. We've run the paternity test."

"We are your parents."

"We have the right to sign that donation agreement for you."

With that, Caspar clamped down on my hand and started hauling me toward the car.

The bodyguards moved in at the same time, pinning my arms, ready to force me into their car.

"Lester, stop struggling."

"Daddy has plenty of ways to handle this. Come with us now, and we can still bring you back into the Henson family."

"You save Myron, and we won't turn our backs on you."

"But if you refuse, then from here on out we really are done with you."

Beth kept talking beside him.

I listened to them, smiled, and turned my head toward a car parked a short way off.

The bodyguards inside had already been straining at the sight of me being dragged toward Caspar's car, and they came charging over.

In one motion they had Caspar's men pinned to the ground.

"Call the police. They were about to unlawfully detain me."

I said it to my men, then turned to look at the Hensons.

"I hadn't planned on doing anything to the Henson family. But starting now, you can wait for bankruptcy."