Quick Wear: I Fulfill the Wish of Cannon Fodder

"Bah, she's exactly like that damn father of hers, holding on to the money tightly and refusing to give out a penny more. Humph, forget it this time. Next time, A-Lian, come by yourself and teach this girl how to respect her elders!"

Huang's mother said this viciously, her face full of resentment and anger. However, her intention to plot against her granddaughter did not dissipate, but instead became stronger.

Huang Lian, who was standing by, was completely stunned when she heard her mother's words. She stood there in a daze, her eyes wide open, her daughter's words echoing in her mind.

Yes, I only have this one biological daughter. Although there are step-sons and step-daughters in the family, they are not as close as blood-related children! Thinking of this, Huang Lian couldn't help feeling sad and helpless.

After a long while, Huang Lian finally came to her senses. She slowly turned her head, her eyes falling on her two nephews not far away. Suddenly, she quickly stepped forward, grabbed Huang Dahai, who was closest to her, and asked anxiously, "Dahai, didn't you always say when you were little that you would take care of me in my old age when you grew up? Do you still mean that now?"

Just when Huang Lian was expecting Huang Dahai's answer, the next second, her hand was slapped away by someone.

It turned out to be the second brother's wife, Su Lan's aunt. She glared at Huang Lian with displeasure and said in a bad mood, "Sister, what nonsense are you talking about! Dahai is just a child, he doesn't know what it means to take care of his parents in their old age. Besides, he will be taken care of by his parents in the future, how can it be the turn of an outsider like you!"

The outspoken aunt-in-law didn't notice the other party's subtle change in expression at all, and still wanted to continue expressing her opinions.

However, at this moment, her husband quickly reached out and grabbed her, and said in a low voice: "Okay, stop talking! We can all benefit from your brother-in-law's pension more or less."

Huang Lian, who had been engaged in heavy physical labor for a long time, had a very good physical condition, so her hearing was also very good. Although her brother and sister-in-law deliberately lowered their voices when speaking, those fragmented words still reached her ears without missing a word.

In an instant, an indescribable feeling came over me, as if something deep in my heart had suddenly collapsed.

Huang's mother was still chattering away, completely oblivious to Huang Lian's abnormality. After a while, Huang Lian suddenly came to her senses, greeted everyone expressionlessly, and then walked straight towards the gate of the residential complex where Su Lan lived without looking back.

This was the first time in Huang Lian's life that she had turned away from her mother without mercy. Watching her daughter walk away, her mother was so angry that she trembled all over and could hardly breathe.

Her fingers trembled as she shouted angrily in the direction Huang Lian had left, "You heartless, ungrateful bastard! You're such a good-for-nothing, a money-loser! I asked you to help me with something, and you just turned around and ran away without a word!"

Eventually, even the community security guards couldn't stand it anymore. They stepped forward and, with a reasonably polite but firm attitude, escorted the noisy group out of the complex.

During this process, the two children kept crying and kept asking to stay. After all, for them, the city not only had delicious hamburgers to eat, but also spacious and comfortable houses to live in. Such living conditions were much better than those in their hometown.

This commotion really made the adults feel anxious and embarrassed.

Su Lan stood in front of the system screen, staring motionlessly at their receding figures. Naturally, she noticed the changes that had taken place in Huang Lian.

Alas, as a mother, Huang Lian was unqualified, but she was also a victim of the "supporting her brother" mentality instilled in her by the original owner's grandmother since she was young. Since that was the case, I would help her.

After nightfall, Huang Lian also ended a busy day. After seeing her paralyzed husband to sleep, she dragged her exhausted body onto the bed. It seemed as if all the strength in her body was drained away in an instant, and she soon fell into a deep sleep.

However, in this silent darkness, a strange dream came to Huang Lian like a tide.

She clearly saw scenes from her previous life: after her only daughter Su Lan died unexpectedly, her mother, who was the child's grandmother, cruelly used her body to arrange a ghost marriage, just in exchange for a considerable amount of betrothal money for her two younger brothers.

When Huang Lian dreamed of this scene, her heart felt as if it were being pierced by thousands of tiny needles, the pain so severe that she could hardly breathe. However, even so, apart from pity and grief for her daughter's untimely death, she could not find the slightest guilt for her actions.

As the dream progressed, Huang Lian also saw her own fate: because she kept emptying the family property that her third husband had worked so hard to accumulate, and generously gave it all to her brothers, she eventually aroused the strong dissatisfaction and resentment of her step-sons and step-daughters. Unable to tolerate it any longer, they resolutely kicked Huang Lian out of the house, leaving her homeless on the streets.

At this time, Huang Lian, with the beautiful vision of having her younger brothers and nephews take care of her in her old age, dragged her heavy suitcase and went to the homes of her two younger brothers.

However, reality was like a ruthless hammer, shattering the last hope in her heart.

When she arrived at her eldest brother's house with great anticipation, she was greeted not by warm greetings and enthusiastic hugs, but by her eldest sister-in-law's cold and disgusted face.

Before Huang Lian could even explain her purpose, her sister-in-law ruthlessly ordered her to leave: "You old woman, what good are you at this age? Why don't you just die outside? What are you doing in our house? You're such a bad luck!"

Huang Lian was stunned for a moment, tears welling up in her eyes, but she still suppressed her sadness and tried to explain her situation to her sister-in-law.

But her sister-in-law didn't give her a chance to speak, and slammed the door shut, blocking Huang Lian from entering. With no other choice, Huang Lian had to drag her luggage to her second brother's house again.

She thought her second brother would take her in out of the relationship between siblings, but unexpectedly, he said with an embarrassed look: "Sister, there are many people in my family, and I really can't spare any extra room for you to live in. Why don't you go to my house? It was you who paid for his house when it was built!" Huang Lian's heart sank when she heard this.

At this moment, the nephew beside her also echoed: "Aunt, you see, what my father said is right. Moreover, the money I used to marry my wife, and the money my cousin used to marry his wife, were all taken from the betrothal money when you got married. In that case, you should ask your uncle to support you!" These words were like a sharp knife, deeply hurting Huang Lian's heart.

Faced with such heartlessness and indifference from her family, Huang Lian felt immensely desperate. Trembling, she pulled her only 1,000 yuan from her pocket and handed it to her nephew, saying with a choked voice, "Nephew, I know you're all having a hard time right now. Consider this a small token of my appreciation. From now on…from now on, I won't bother you or your family again..." With that, she turned and slowly walked away, leaving behind a lonely and desolate figure.

With nowhere to go, Huang Lian finally had no choice but to take shelter in a cold bridge hole. Thus began her long and arduous wandering life.

A year passed, Huang Lian had been exposed to the elements, and her body was getting weaker and weaker. Finally, on a bitterly cold night, Huang Lian closed her eyes forever, ending her tragic life.

Huang Lian, awakened by a nightmare, was sweating profusely. He quickly reached for his cell phone and called his daughter. Su Lan, who was well prepared, also answered the call at three in the morning.

"I'm sorry, Lanlan, I... I'm really sorry!" Huang Lian's face was covered in tears, and her hands were shaking as she held the phone, speaking incoherently. At this moment, she was filled with regret and self-blame. She just wanted to hear her daughter's familiar voice, to confirm that she was still alive and well. At the same time, she also longed for a chance to make amends.

Su Lan's cold voice came from the other end of the phone: "Mom, the Su Lan you feel sorry for is no longer alive. Therefore, I am not qualified to forgive you on her behalf. However, I sincerely hope that you can live a peaceful life with Uncle Zhang, and stop caring only about your uncle's family and mistreating Uncle Zhang."

Hearing her daughter's cold response, Huang Lian froze in place as if struck by lightning. But she quickly came to her senses, realizing that this might be her only chance to salvage the situation, and she absolutely couldn't miss it again like she had in her dream.

So, she quickly said, "Mom understands. From now on, I will never let your grandma and uncle interfere with your life again. And that Liu Lin, you must be more careful! It's all mom's fault. It was mom who ruined your originally beautiful life with her own hands. I'm sorry... I'm sorry..."

However, before Huang Lian finished her confession, the phone rang with a busy tone - Su Lan had hung up. Huang Lian stared blankly at the phone in her hand, tears streaming down her face.

The person who should listen to Huang Lian's apology is no longer able to hear these words, so what's the point of confiding in an outsider like himself?

Su Lan slowly put down her phone and gently stroked her heart. Her resentment seemed to subside slightly, but an indescribable feeling of blockage still lingered. It seemed that completing this so-called advanced mission was far more difficult than she had originally imagined!

After three long days, Liu Lin and the other four finally ended their detention and were "asked" to leave the police station. However, when they stepped out of the police station, every police officer they encountered avoided them as if they had seen the plague.