Chapter 1247: The Fool's Daughter (26)
The moment the old woman's family saw that the young man had already lost a leg, they knew extorting him further wouldn't be justified. Instead, they decided to cling tightly to Tang Liping and refuse to let go.
Not
only did Tang Liping pay the old woman's family a huge sum in compensation, but
because the car that hit her was now completely finished, he even handed over
the scrap value of the vehicle to Tang Zhiming.
Because
Tang Guo had sold her car and persuaded her parents to give Tang Zhiming money
directly, this outcome had changed.
Who
would have thought that the person who ended up hitting the old woman would
actually become Tang Liping?
Standing
off to the side, Tang Guo smiled to herself, the smile on her lips wicked and
satisfied.
System:
Host, do you think this counts as evil being punished by heaven? No, more like
evil people punishing each other. Two rotten families colliding together—I
wonder what kind of sparks that'll create.
This
humble System is simply sighing in admiration. Host, you've successfully
avoided disaster.
The
original owner in this world really had terrible luck.
She
had a pair of sucker parents, and her own luck was abysmal. Apart from having a
decent job, nearly everything else in life had been a headache.
Ever
since Host arrived, everything had slowly begun to change.
Now,
no matter how anyone looked at it, this debt couldn't be pinned on Host's
family anymore, right?
The
car belonged to Tang Zhiming.
The
person who hit the old woman was Tang Liping.
"They'll
probably come to borrow money again," Tang Guo said coldly. "Let
them. I'm waiting for the day they completely empty my parents' savings."
"Miss
Tang, you don't seem very happy." Yuan Shuo asked, "Are you worried
about your uncle?"
Truthfully,
he didn't think Tang Liping's family were good people at all. There was no need
to worry about them.
"No,
I'm worried that they'll come to borrow money from my parents again." Tang
Guo shook her head. "And I won't be able to stop them. Sooner or later,
our family will be drained dry."
"This
can't go on forever."
Tang
Guo raised her eyes and looked at Yuan Shuo. "President Yuan, you've seen
much more of the world than I have. Do you have any good ideas to stop my
parents from being suckers?"
That
question truly stumped Yuan Shuo.
It
was even harder than writing a business proposal.
"So,
President Yuan, you don't have a solution either, right?"
Tang
Guo had expected this all along. People like her parents couldn't be persuaded.
Arguments wouldn't work either. Even suffering a few setbacks wouldn't bring
them to their senses.
There
was only one way to bring them back.
They
had to experience utter despair.
"If
things keep going like this, I'll really end up destitute one day." Tang
Guo said it jokingly, but Yuan Shuo immediately replied, "If Miss Tang
ever finds herself with nowhere to turn and nothing left, you can come to
me."
The
moment the words left his mouth, he realized how inappropriate they sounded and
hurriedly added, "We've known each other for quite a while now. We should
count as friends, right? If a friend is in trouble, helping out is only
natural."
"Then
I'll thank President Yuan in advance."
Seeing
that she didn't reject the idea, Yuan Shuo suddenly felt strangely pleased.
How
odd.
Yet
the thought of being able to help her filled him with happiness, as though he
ought to help her. That peculiar feeling lingered stubbornly and refused to
fade.
Soon,
the ambulance arrived. Tang Guo and Yuan Shuo returned to their car, and
traffic gradually began to clear.
Tang
Guo had no intention of approaching Tang Liping.
She
wanted nothing to do with that kind of trouble.
In
any case, they would soon come to her parents asking for money again. If she
got involved now, it would only bring endless complications, and somehow the
responsibility would probably end up on her shoulders in the end.
She
refused to be that fool.
Sure
enough, it wasn't long before the news that Tang Liping had hit an old woman
spread throughout the family group chat.
According
to what they heard, the old woman's leg had suffered a comminuted fracture.
Although it wasn't severe enough to require amputation, even if it healed, she
would be left with a permanent limp.
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