Quick Wear: The heroine refuses to be in love

At Liu's father's insistence, Liu's mother came to the Zhao family the next day.

Liu Mei noticed her mother's unpleasant expression and said curtly, "Why are you here?"

"I..." Liu's mother looked around and, seeing that no one was around, finally spoke, "Xiaomei, just tell me the truth, did you take your father's gold brick, and my silver bracelet and silver ring?"

Liu Mei's face fell immediately. She hadn't expected that even after saying that yesterday, her mother would still ask about it today.

In their eyes, was she just a thief?

She said with a gloomy face, "I didn't, I really didn't take your things."

She only ever accepted things from outsiders.

Liu's mother carefully observed her expression and, seeing that she didn't seem to be lying, breathed a sigh of relief and said, "It's not that I doubt you, but..."

Liu Mei took a breath and said, "Mom, you should go now. I still have to do laundry and don't have time to talk to you."

Liu's mother sighed and turned to leave.

She went home and told Liu's father what Liu Mei had said.

Mr. Liu frowned.

"Where can we go?"

Liu's mother guessed, "Could a thief have broken into the house without our knowledge?"

After thinking for a moment, Mr. Liu said to Mrs. Liu, "Call Liu Mei now and tell her we're planning to call the police. Let's see what she says."

Mother Liu frowned, "You...you still suspect Xiaomei?"

"Ah."

Mr. Liu nodded.

When Liu's mother called Liu Mei, she learned that they still suspected her and even threatened to call the police. Liu Mei sneered, "I said I didn't steal anything, so I didn't steal anything. Call the police if you want."

With that, she hung up the phone, thought for a moment, and then turned it off, since no one was looking for her anyway.

Liu's father called the police.

After Xu Jinhuan learned of this, he promptly spread the news, which further tarnished Liu Mei's and her family's reputation.

Upon hearing this, Zhao's mother recalled the things she had lost in the past and began to suspect Liu Mei.

She called her son and told him about it: "We can't let her take care of Shanhe and Shanyue anymore, otherwise our family will have two more thieves."

"You mean you want me to divorce him?" Zhao Tie asked.

Zhao's mother shook her head: "That's not what I meant. What I meant was that you take her with you to work, and I'll take care of Shanhe and Shanyue."

"I don't want it." Zhao Tie refused decisively.

He's much more comfortable on his own; he doesn't want someone around to supervise him.

Zhao's mother understood her son well, and she advised him, "You have everything now that you're young, but when you get old, you'll still have to rely on your two children."

"What if both children are not well-behaved? How will you support them?"

"Think carefully about whether what I'm saying makes sense."

After hesitating for a while, Zhao Tie finally agreed.

Zhao's mother told Liu Mei about this.

Liu Mei readily agreed.

That evening, to celebrate, they bought some alcohol, which turned out to be counterfeit.

Not long after drinking the alcohol, Liu Mei felt extremely unwell.

By the time Zhao's mother heard her grandchildren crying next door and rushed over, Liu Mei had already died.

She immediately asked someone to find Liu's parents and ask them what to do.

Mr. and Mrs. Liu were extremely shocked and asked, "How could he suddenly die when he was perfectly fine?"

"He died from drinking." Zhao's mother sighed.

Although she was dissatisfied with this daughter-in-law, she never thought of killing her.

After discussing it, the group decided to confront the wine seller.

The liquor seller claimed something had happened and, feeling guilty, immediately paid some compensation.

But as soon as they got the money, the group started fighting tooth and nail over how to divide it.

Zhao's mother resolutely refused to give it to him, as she still wanted to use the money to raise her grandchildren.

As a result, the money was stolen.

Liu's parents didn't believe it, thinking that Zhao's mother had kept it hidden, so they rushed to Zhao's house and searched everywhere.

When Zhao's mother tried to stop them, they pushed her, causing her to crash into the table and lose consciousness on the spot.

In addition, Zhao's mother was already in poor health, and she died not long after being sent to the hospital.

As a result, Liu's parents were arrested and imprisoned.

With such a major incident at home, Liu Gang was listless and gradually became despondent.

Later, he was dragged into gambling by his friends, became addicted to gambling, racked up huge debts, and was constantly on the run from creditors.

When Xu's parents learned of this situation, they were very glad that their daughter had divorced Liu Gang early on.

In the latter half of his life, Xu Jinhuan opened a small shop in a shopping mall near his home. Although he wasn't rich or famous, his life was peaceful and happy.

(over.)