"You aren't worth even for discussing.So I prefer to be quiet.you provoked father not to pay me money." Actually these statements have some errors in them. For the first one, it's: "You aren't even worth discussing." I don't know if this is what you're really trying to mean though. Because this means that you don't want to talk ABOUT the person. I do have a feeling that you meant something else, I'm just not entirely sure what. "So I prefer to be quiet.you provoked father not to pay me money." It should be: "So I prefer to be quiet. You encouraged father not to give me money." You have too put a period after "quiet" so as not confuse the reader because the two clauses do not seem to be connected to each other. It should not be provoked because this is more on an angry level. Like when you tease someone. This is a way of provoking someone which ultimately leads to violence while encouraged is more on talking to the person so as to sway his thoughts. Meaning to influence him. And for the last one, I don't know if fathers pay their children. I guess they give and not pay, except if you work for your father then that is acceptable. The area where poor people live is called: "Slums" or the "Slum Area" I guess they "irritate" people. You can also use "vex", "exasperate" or "antagonize". For the last one I think "Shocked" or "Surprised" will do. Maybe you could also use "jerked" or "jolted me awake".