Quick Wear: The heroine refuses to be in love

Chapter 690 Respecting the Fate of Others (5)

After Xu Ying delivered the package, he was about to leave with the others.

But Li Shan grabbed him, looking at him expectantly, "Brother, I forgot to bring the medical expenses."

Xu Ying sneered: "I think you didn't forget, you did it on purpose."

"Big brother, don't think badly of Brother Shan. Everyone has moments when their memory is bad."

Xu Ying didn't bother talking to Xu Yan and turned to leave.

"Hey, bro, the money."

Li Shan hurriedly chased after him, but did not see Xu Ying. He spat on the ground in a fit of rage.

Finally, he borrowed money from his older brother in the county town.

"You're so shameless," came her sister-in-law's voice from behind.

Li Shan, however, was quite pleased with himself.

If I get some money for free, I won't have to pay for it myself.

But what he didn't expect was that from then on, his older brother would never let him into the house again, and wouldn't even greet him when he saw him on the street. Of course, that's another story.

As money was handed over, Xu Yan's legs and arms were put in casts.

Li Shan frowned upon seeing this. "In this state, when can you be discharged from the hospital?"

"Observe for a few days first, and then you can be discharged. As for removing the cast, it depends on the subsequent recovery, which will take at least a month," the doctor patiently told him.

Li Shan: "..."

This means he has to take care of her for a month.

How could he possibly take care of people?

He has always been taken care of by others.

Let's just throw it at Xu Ying's house.

It's the dead of winter, he can't possibly leave his own sister outside unattended.

After learning about her husband's plan, Xu Yan agreed wholeheartedly and said, "When it's time to eat, you and the children can come and eat too."

Li Shan can't cook; he can't even make noodles.

Li Shan gave Xu Yan a look that was hard to describe.

She was even less self-aware than he was.

at the same time.

Xu Ying's home was just welcoming two uninvited guests, Li Nan and Li Yang, who had come for a meal.

Liu Chunmei has always been tolerant of children, especially since Li Nan was injured.

She cooked the dumplings she had made yesterday for the two of them.

She packed a lot yesterday and left it outside to freeze; it will last for many days.

However, she underestimated their appetites. Li Nan ate three bowls and Li Yang ate four bowls, and they still wanted to keep eating. The problem was that the bowls they were using didn't taste good.

Liu Chunmei glanced at the two women's bellies, but unfortunately, their clothes were too thick to tell.

Seeing that Li Nan was about to scoop some more food, Liu Chunmei said, "Don't eat too much, or you'll upset your stomach."

"I want to eat! I want to eat!"

Li Yang slammed the bowl to the ground.

Li Nan remained unmoved and continued eating.

Liu Chunmei also got angry, "You pick up the bowl for me."

This child is really spoiled.

"I won't pick it up, I won't pick it up, I just won't pick it up."

As he spoke, Li Yang kicked the bowl away and looked at Liu Chunmei with a smug expression, as if to say, "What can you do to me?"

Liu Chunmei sneered and dragged the two of them back to her home.

Li Nan struggled: "Auntie, I didn't break the bowl."

"But you were just watching the show, thinking I didn't see it."

Liu Chunmei believes she has treated Li Nan well, but her daughter says Li Nan is an ungrateful wretch who can never be satisfied.

She knows her daughter well; she wouldn't say something like that without a reason.

When Li Nan arrived today, she tried to probe her, and found hatred in the girl's eyes.

What is there to hate?

If her brother misbehaves during meals, and she's greedy and keeps eating, she can't say anything.

They just assumed that the child had suffered a lot in the past and was finally able to eat his fill today.

But the child just watched the spectacle, not uttering a single word to stop him.

Li Nan's eyes darted around in panic, but she still kept saying, "I didn't, you're mistaken..."