latelenovela Chapter 131 Absolutely Worse Than Animals
Chapter 131 Absolutely Worse Than Animals
"Speaking of which, Luo Luo is really unfortunate. She lost her biological mother when she was young. Not only was her biological father weak and incompetent, but the stepmother she found for her was simply inhuman. She mistreated the child every day, not feeding her enough, not dressing her warmly, and even making her go barefoot in the dead of winter. You tell me, in temperatures below minus ten degrees Celsius, we adults are wearing cotton boots and we are still stomping our feet from the cold, but she just heartlessly refused to let the child wear shoes."
"Could it be that the family doesn't have enough money and their finances don't allow it?"
Someone asked.
"Who said that? Luo Luo's mother left a lot of money for Luo Luo, but unfortunately, the child was too young to keep it, and her stepmother took it all and spent it all. Later, it was only after a few of us old neighbors couldn't stand it anymore and reported it to the village officials that the child was finally given shoes to wear. Sigh, it's really a tragedy!"
"Who says otherwise? Her stepmother promised the village officials that she would treat the child well, but in the blink of an eye, she found a family to sell Luo Luo to in the mountains to be a child bride. Luckily, we found her and rescued her, otherwise who knows where she would be now!"
"Sigh, he finally grew up, but they wouldn't even pay his tuition. He had no choice but to do odd jobs, working day and night in the sweltering heat and freezing cold. He's such a small kid, but he's really determined. He supported himself through high school and persevered all the way to university. We thought that once he finished university, his suffering would be over, but we didn't expect the worst was yet to come."
“Her stepmother not only asks her for money every few days, but also tries to take over the house that her mother left her. Several times, the incident has even led to the police station.”
The villagers grew increasingly indignant as they spoke, and the viewers in the live stream couldn't bear to listen any longer after only half of the recording had been played.
"Is this a stepmother? Isn't she clearly a demon?"
"Calling her a demon is too kind; she's worse than an animal."
"Don't insult animals upstairs, at least they're edible."
Viewers in the live stream began to criticize the situation.
Yu Huili doesn't use the internet, so she naturally doesn't know what's going on online. She's currently indulging in her own pipe dream, imagining that if she got that 200,000 yuan, she would immediately buy Qiao Yuanzhe a new house, and even if she had to eat chaff and wild vegetables in the future, she would still find a good wife for her son.
As she was thinking this, she was completely unaware of the pointing and whispering of people as she walked down the street.
When I got to the door of the ward, someone stopped me.
"You're the wicked stepmother they were talking about, right? I even believed those fake videos before, feeling sorry for you. I never imagined you were this kind of person. Don't ask me to go fetch water with you again. Ugh, what bad luck."
Yu Huili discovered that it was a family member of a patient in the same ward as her.
The family member had previously sympathized with Qiao Luo's plight after seeing the video online, and even cursed Qiao Luo along with her.
How did things suddenly turn out like this?
Although Yu Huili was upset, she didn't think it was her fault. She just cursed at the man's back, "Who wants to fetch water with you? You're sick in the head."
She entered the ward grumbling and saw Qiao Yuanzhe packing his luggage. She asked, puzzled, "Yuanzhe, why are you packing all this?"
Qiao Yuanzhe gets angry whenever he sees her; he had watched his sister's live stream before.
He had only known that his parents were biased and unfair to his sister, but he never expected it to be this extreme, even to the point of suspected abuse.
Especially after hearing about his sister's experiences from childhood from the villagers, he hated Huili, his mother, even more.
Hearing her ask that question made him angry.
"go home!"