Quick Wear: The scumbag is on the prowl, beware

"His father, I think we can't go on like this, otherwise Chengcai's life will be over."

Mother Liu was carrying a pile of bricks and said to Father Liu.

"Don't mention that good-for-nothing to me. Do you think he can be saved now?"

The images that emerged in Liu's mind made his stomach churn and he almost vomited out the steamed buns he had eaten in the morning.

Liu's mother put down the brick and wiped away her tears.

"No matter what, he is our son. He is the only child of your Liu family. We can't just watch him like that and do nothing about it."

"Bullshit." Liu's father got angry when he heard this.

"He has already laid down under a man's body. He has brought shame to eight generations of my Liu family. Besides, he can no longer carry on the family line. Why should I care about him?"

Father Liu became angrier and angrier as he spoke, and he threw the cart in his hands away.

"I'm done with this. It's not my debt. He can do whatever he wants. I don't care."

Mother Liu cried, "If Liu Zhaodi hadn't taken him away... He would have messed around with other men because he didn't have that thing. It's not Chengcai's fault."

In the past, her son was very well-behaved and sweet-spoken. Every month after she transferred money to him, he would remember to weigh out two kilograms of snacks for her.

Although two pounds of snacks only cost a dozen yuan, it was also a token of filial piety from her son.

"It was that debt collector who harmed my son. My son only liked women before."

Father Liu slapped mother Liu in the face.

"It's all your fault. I threw that debt collector into the piss bucket, and you fished her out. Now, I'm going to be childless because of her."

It's like he said before that it was fortunate that he wasn't the one who drowned the money tree.

Liu's mother covered her face and cried for a while. Suddenly she paused, remembered something, and took out a flyer from her pocket.

It was stuffed into my hand by someone on the way to the construction site.

"It's not that there's no other way, his father, you see."

Father Liu took the flyer and looked at it for a long time before he roughly understood it.

"You mean IVF?"

"Correct."

"Who will give birth to a child for him? Which girl would want to be with him in his current state? Besides, IVF costs a lot of money, and where can we get the money now?"

"We still have a house in the county town. We'll have money after we sell it. We can give a little more in gifts and find a girl whose family is so poor that she can barely make ends meet. We don't have to worry about her parents disagreeing."

Father Liu was deeply moved: "What about Liu Zhaodi?"

Liu's mother said, "We are unfamiliar with the city and no one will take care of us. Once we run back to the village, everyone there is familiar to us. I don't believe she can do anything to us. Besides, I haven't vomited blood in the past few days. I guess the effect of the medicine has worn off."

Father Liu gritted his teeth and said, "Okay, let's do it. The Liu family's incense must not be cut off by me."

Also, he really doesn't want to carry bricks anymore.

He wanted to go back to the village, live in a small Western-style house, and hug his eldest grandson.

The two also discussed some specific operational details, such as secretly hiding a little money when paying every day to make up for travel expenses.

At this time, Lao Li suddenly shouted: "Lao Liu, come over and give me a hand."

Old Li has worked so hard that he has been promoted from a brick mover to a skilled worker who can operate scaffolding.

Originally there was a man named Zhang with him, but today was his daughter's birthday, so Mr. Zhang took a day off.

Old Li smiled and said, "Old Zhang has asked for leave to celebrate his daughter's birthday. If you take his place for a day, you will get twice as much as you would if you moved bricks."

Liu's father and mother, who were planning to save money for their escape, suddenly brightened up their eyes.

"No problem, I'll be right up."

Father Liu climbed up the scaffolding while Mother Liu continued to move bricks.

The two of them chatted while working on it.

Father Liu sneered, "If you take one day off, you will be deducted three days' salary. Old Zhang is an idiot. She is just a little girl. What's there to celebrate her birthday for?"

"That's right." Old Li also looked disdainful.

"His wife died early, and he didn't find another wife. He just kept a girl and sent her to college, and he looked at her like the apple of his eye. Isn't this just a complete idiot? It's not a son, what's the point of this?"

Father Liu continued: "Don't be like your son Panzi. The more he studies, the more selfish he becomes."

"Of course. The thing I regret most in my life is supporting that ungrateful person to go to school. Did you know that Lao Zhang actually told me that he wanted to earn money to buy a house for his daughter?"

"What?"

Father Liu's eyes widened with a look of disbelief.

"Is he crazy? How can he buy a house for a girl? When his daughter gets married, won't the house belong to someone else?"

"I advised him the same thing. But he said that a girl would be more confident if she had a house, and he was afraid that after he died, his daughter would be bullied and would have nowhere to go.

You keep telling me that boys and girls are the same. Don’t you think it’s ridiculous?”

Father Liu looked gloating: "Haha, he must have been kicked in the head by a donkey. How can a girl compare to his son? He will regret it in the future."

The two of them laughed so hard that they fell backwards, mocking Old Zhang, who loved his daughter dearly.

Perhaps they were laughing too much and the swing was too large, with smiles still on their faces, the scaffolding collapsed without warning.

Old Li was standing on the side. He screamed and fell on his back. In panic, he reached out to grab something.

Father Liu was originally holding onto a shelf nearby, but was eventually pulled down by Old Li.

The next second, a teeth-grinding sound was heard, and the screams of the two people echoed throughout the construction site.

Liu's mother crawled over and after seeing the scene clearly, her legs went weak and she sat down on the ground.

The old man was lying on his back, like a candied haws, pierced by a steel bar erected from the ground.

Father Liu was on top and Old Li was on the bottom, with his body still half a meter off the ground.

The blood dyed the steel bars red and dripped onto the sand.

The two men screamed heart-wrenchingly, with large mouthfuls of blood foam gushing out from the corners of their mouths.

The workers were terrified, and the foreman quickly called 120, his voice trembling.

The most feared thing on a construction site is a safety accident. How could he be so unlucky?

"Old Liu..."

Mother Liu was so frightened that she couldn't even cry and her legs were as weak as noodles.

Qi An and Fugui, who were watching the "construction site live broadcast" at home, fell into silence while holding their watermelons.

This really wasn't their doing.

When the ambulance arrived, the two men had already slid to the bottom of the steel bars, stacked on top of each other like a human pyramid.

When the doctor saw the situation, he asked his co-workers to saw off the steel bars from the bottom, and then carried the two people who were tied together into the ambulance.

Outside the operating room, Liu's mother called Qi An in a panic and asked her to bring money to the hospital.

"Woo woo, your dad is almost dying trying to make money for you, you should come to the hospital and have a look."

Qi An said coldly: "First, he is paying back the money for his son, and second, why should I go to the hospital?"

Liu's mother cried, "Your father's lungs and kidneys were pierced by steel bars. The doctor said the operation is very risky and requires family members to sign."

Qi An said directly: "Oh, then give up treatment. It will be useless even if it is cured, why waste the money?"

Liu's mother screamed: "That's your biological father, are you still a human being?"

"Of course not. I'm just an ungrateful debt collector."

Mother Liu: "..."

"Hang up. I'm busy cooking hotpot. Call me when you die."

I called Liu Chengcai, but his phone was turned off.

Liu's mother sat in the hospital corridor and cried loudly.

The surgery was finally done. After all, it was a construction accident and the construction company boss paid for it.

Father Liu and Old Li barely survived at the cost of having one of their kidneys removed.

Both of them had holes in their lungs, and they had difficulty breathing and were basically disabled.

But there was also a good thing, because the construction company failed to take proper safety measures, so the construction site compensated the two people with 500,000 yuan each.

Mr. Li went out and finally earned enough money for his son to buy a house.

Father as a mountain.