Quick Wear: Cannon Fodder

Deng Yuan was forced by Ye Zhiqiu to be a driver and a laborer. He was responsible for all the big items. He drove northward, stopping and starting for three days before reaching the capital.

The first thing Ye Zhiqiu did when she arrived in Beijing was to find a scalper to buy an appointment with an expert. She was able to get an appointment, but she couldn't wait and thought that spending money would solve the problem the fastest.

After getting the expert's appointment, she lied to her parents-in-law: "Since we are already in Beijing, I have a classmate who works in a big hospital. Their hospital has an internal employee benefit that allows them to test their children's intelligence. In the future, they can train Dafu and Xiaofu based on the results. Should we give it a try?"

This is a good thing, and it is an internal introduction opportunity, so of course you have to give it a try. If you don't go, you will miss it. They didn't think it was fake. The best hospital in the country can be fake, and even if it is fake, there is no loss.

After the parents-in-law were dealt with, Deng Yuanze waved his hand and said they could go or not, as long as he was not invited. He wanted to sleep and rest in the hotel.

Ye Zhiqiu didn't force her. She didn't want to go even though she wanted to. Without Deng Yuan, it would be easy to fool her parents-in-law. After all, she was old and her knowledge level was not updated in time. She could just make up a few lies to get away with it.

When we arrived at the hospital, my parents-in-law didn't understand why we had to queue. The department was just an ordinary pediatric department. They were using connections to do the test, so shouldn't they have to go through a special channel?

Ye Zhiqiu motioned for his parents-in-law to look at the family members lining up on both sides who were glaring at them: "There are so many people with connections. Our connections are nothing. It's a good thing that we can get in line. If you don't want to queue, you can leave."

The parents-in-law looked at the crying children around them, and then looked at the family members waiting in line. Since they were already here, they should let the doctor take a look. Ye Zhiqiu completed all the payment procedures and did not let the parents-in-law find out that something was wrong. It was not until they entered the clinic that the old couple realized something was wrong.

Unfortunately, it was too late to realize that something was wrong. They couldn't afford to throw a tantrum in front of the doctor. They were not happy with Ye Zhiqiu's coaxing them to send their two grandsons to see a doctor, so they could only keep a record of it and deal with her when they returned.

Ye Zhiqiu didn't care what they thought, she told the doctor about the child's problem in detail. Because she knew the future development of the two children and the incident that happened during the birth, the examination results came out quickly.

It is discovered earlier than when the original body was still alive, and the result is much better. Early detection and early treatment, the doctor said there is a great hope of cure, but the process is very long, possibly up to ten years, and the family members will also need to spend a lot of time and money.

Both are indispensable, and without one of them, the treatment effect may not be ideal.

Ye Zhiqiu smiled at her parents-in-law and said, "Mom and Dad, you should help with money and effort, right? After all, it was you who stopped Deng Yuan from signing. I heard what the doctor said. Of course, I also called the police. I believe the police should still have records. If you don't care, don't blame me for spreading this."

The old couple was worried that Ye Zhiqiu would make a scene if he knew about the birth of their child, but they got what they feared, and were threatened before they even left the hospital. They wanted to ignore it, but they were afraid that their colleagues, friends, and relatives would scold them for being immoral after knowing about it, after all, they had ruined their two grandchildren.

The old couple discussed quietly for a while before Deng's mother spoke up: "We are old, and we can't give you all our pension. I will give you my salary card to use directly. You can take care of Dafu and Xiaofu yourself. Don't count on us for help. We don't have the energy to go to the hospital every day."

Ye Zhiqiu had never thought of asking them to go to the hospital. It was already good enough to get one person's pension. He just pretended to be embarrassed: "The doctor said that the medical conditions in Beijing are better. How can I take care of two children by myself in Beijing? If you don't help me, then let Deng Yuan stay. It's his fault for not signing in time outside the delivery room."

"No, Deng Yuan has to go to work."

"I have to go to work, too."

If Ye Zhiqiu hadn't said anything, the old couple would have forgotten that she still had a job. After taking such a long maternity leave, she really forgot about it after staying at home for so long. They looked at each other and decided to spend more money. They were willing to subsidize another 100,000 yuan as the medical expenses for the two children.

Ye Zhiqiu neither agreed nor disagreed. He mentioned that he had no house in the capital and it was inconvenient to rent one. The landlord would probably be unwilling to rent to the house because he saw that his two children were sick.

Mother Deng gritted her teeth in anger and said, "We will pay for the down payment to buy you a small apartment in Beijing. You can live alone, so a one-bedroom apartment should be enough."

Forget about it. They won't give it out if they have it. If my daughter knows, she will make a fuss. My daughter always says that they are partial to their son, so we have to keep the house purchase from her.

Ye Zhiqiu was satisfied. She had no share in the house in her hometown, but the house in Beijing had to be in her name, and her parents-in-law had to indicate that it was a gift, so as to avoid confusion over property ownership in the future when a lawsuit was filed.

After the parents-in-law hesitated for a moment, Ye Zhiqiu shouted that he wanted to go back to his hometown to talk to relatives and friends to find out whose daughter-in-law became pregnant and gave birth to twins and became ill because of her in-laws, and then her in-laws didn't want to care and wanted to send their grandson to die.

"It's okay if you don't care. I'll go find the leaders of Deng Yuan's unit and ask them if they don't care either." Ye Zhiqiu was sure that her parents-in-law wouldn't dare to do so. Deng Yuan didn't work for a private company. Her colleagues and leaders were lifelong. It would be extremely embarrassing if she really made a fuss.

The parents-in-law, who were afraid of putting the cat in the bag, could only agree to write the gift on the contract. They still felt heartbroken after paying the money, and in the end they could only comfort themselves that giving it to Ye Zhiqiu was the same as giving it to their two grandsons, and it was not a benefit to outsiders.

Deng Yuan was kept in the dark about the purchase of the house. He only knew that his parents and Ye Zhiqiu came back from a trip with uglier faces than the other. He did not dare to ask, and only when his parents spoke up did he know that his two sons had cerebral palsy because they did not sign for surgery in time during childbirth. Ye Zhiqiu would have to stay in Beijing with the two children for treatment.

He didn't feel anything when the child was sick, and he had no idea what cerebral palsy meant. He was just secretly happy that he could escape from Ye Zhiqiu's clutches. He had never realized that Ye Zhiqiu was very strong before, and she could beat people without any pain. If he had known this, he would not have agreed to marry her.

Ye Zhiqiu knew what he was happy about at a glance, but she was too lazy to care about it. This family still had value, so she let them go for the time being and would not be too late to deal with them after squeezing all the money out of them.

Although she decided to live in Beijing for a long time, she still had to go back first to deal with her work. She would not resign, but she could take a leave of absence without pay. She had to learn to leave a way out for herself in life, just in case she needed this job someday.

In addition to solving the work problem, my parents also need to be notified, and they should not be let off, and they should get as much as they can. My parents only have one son and one daughter. Obviously, their parents had a good business and money, but they gave it all to my eldest brother. In the end, when they had problems and no money, they remembered their daughter.