Seven Days of Love Chapter 16

Chapter 16

I mortgaged my house to that man to raise money for medical treatment, but in the end, both the money and the house were swindled away.

There were many victims of that scam, and I was one of them.

The con artist took the massive sum of money and fled abroad; he still hasn’t been caught to this day.

I’m not the most unique case; there were families even worse off than mine.

When I carried Tuotuo to the courthouse, there was an elderly man on a flatbed cart at the entrance, barely clinging to life. His son, who was pushing him, had white hair and was missing a leg.

With no help to be found and the bar long since closed down,

my meager salary couldn’t even begin to cover the medical bills, so I had no choice but to borrow money to support my child.

I’ve borrowed from almost every relative I know.

I went from being the young, vibrant Lin Qiqi I once was to a deadbeat debtor.

I’ve had to move constantly to dodge creditors, picking up odd jobs here and there to pay off my debts bit by bit.

Everything in the house is still exactly as it was.

These past few years feel like nothing more than a dream.

As night fell, Tuotuo was asleep in the nursery.

It wasn’t decorated like this when we sold the place; Jin Lan and I hadn’t planned on having children back then.

Neither of us liked kids.

Jin Lan poured me a glass of warm water and handed it to me: “Lin Qiqi.”

“Let’s talk.”

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Seven Days of Love Chapter 16

Chapter 16

I mortgaged my house to that man to raise money for medical treatment, but in the end, both the money and the house were swindled away.

There were many victims of that scam, and I was one of them.

The con artist took the massive sum of money and fled abroad; he still hasn’t been caught to this day.

I’m not the most unique case; there were families even worse off than mine.

When I carried Tuotuo to the courthouse, there was an elderly man on a flatbed cart at the entrance, barely clinging to life. His son, who was pushing him, had white hair and was missing a leg.

With no help to be found and the bar long since closed down,

my meager salary couldn’t even begin to cover the medical bills, so I had no choice but to borrow money to support my child.

I’ve borrowed from almost every relative I know.

I went from being the young, vibrant Lin Qiqi I once was to a deadbeat debtor.

I’ve had to move constantly to dodge creditors, picking up odd jobs here and there to pay off my debts bit by bit.

Everything in the house is still exactly as it was.

These past few years feel like nothing more than a dream.

As night fell, Tuotuo was asleep in the nursery.

It wasn’t decorated like this when we sold the place; Jin Lan and I hadn’t planned on having children back then.

Neither of us liked kids.

Jin Lan poured me a glass of warm water and handed it to me: “Lin Qiqi.”

“Let’s talk.”

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Seven Days of Love Chapter 16

Chapter 16

I mortgaged my house to that man to raise money for medical treatment, but in the end, both the money and the house were swindled away.

There were many victims of that scam, and I was one of them.

The con artist took the massive sum of money and fled abroad; he still hasn’t been caught to this day.

I’m not the most unique case; there were families even worse off than mine.

When I carried Tuotuo to the courthouse, there was an elderly man on a flatbed cart at the entrance, barely clinging to life. His son, who was pushing him, had white hair and was missing a leg.

With no help to be found and the bar long since closed down,

my meager salary couldn’t even begin to cover the medical bills, so I had no choice but to borrow money to support my child.

I’ve borrowed from almost every relative I know.

I went from being the young, vibrant Lin Qiqi I once was to a deadbeat debtor.

I’ve had to move constantly to dodge creditors, picking up odd jobs here and there to pay off my debts bit by bit.

Everything in the house is still exactly as it was.

These past few years feel like nothing more than a dream.

As night fell, Tuotuo was asleep in the nursery.

It wasn’t decorated like this when we sold the place; Jin Lan and I hadn’t planned on having children back then.

Neither of us liked kids.

Jin Lan poured me a glass of warm water and handed it to me: “Lin Qiqi.”

“Let’s talk.”

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Chapter 16

I mortgaged the house to that man to raise money for medical treatment, but in the end, both the money and the house were swindled away.

There were many victims of that scam, and I was one of them.

The con artist fled abroad with the massive sum of stolen money and hasn’t been caught to this day.

I’m not the most exceptional case; there are families who have it even harder than mine.

When I was carrying Tuotuo to the courthouse, there was an elderly man at the entrance, barely clinging to life on a flatbed cart. His son, whose hair had already turned white, was also missing a leg.

With no help to be found and the bar long since closed down, my meager salary couldn’t even begin to cover the medical bills. I had no choice but to borrow money to support my child.

I’ve borrowed from almost every relative I know.

I went from the young, vibrant Lin Qiqi I used to be to a deadbeat debtor.

I can only move from place to place to dodge debt collectors, picking up odd jobs here and there to pay it back bit by bit.

All the decorations in the house are still exactly as they were.

These past few years feel like nothing more than a dream.

Night falls, and Tuotuo is asleep in the nursery.

It wasn’t furnished like this when it was sold; Jin Lan and I never planned on having children back then.

Neither of us liked kids.

Jin Lan pours me a glass of warm water and hands it to me: “Lin Qiqi.”

“Let’s talk.”

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Chapter 16

I mortgaged the house to that man to raise money for medical treatment, but in the end, both the money and the house were swindled away.

There were many victims of that scam, and I was one of them.

The con artist fled abroad with the massive sum of stolen money and hasn’t been caught to this day.

I’m not the most exceptional case; there are families who have it even harder than mine.

When I was carrying Tuotuo to the courthouse, there was an elderly man at the entrance, barely clinging to life on a flatbed cart. His son, whose hair had already turned white, was also missing a leg.

With no help to be found and the bar long since closed down, my meager salary couldn’t even begin to cover the medical bills. I had no choice but to borrow money to support my child.

I’ve borrowed from almost every relative I know.

I went from the young, vibrant Lin Qiqi I used to be to a deadbeat debtor.

I can only move from place to place to dodge debt collectors, picking up odd jobs here and there to pay it back bit by bit.

All the decorations in the house are still exactly as they were.

These past few years feel like nothing more than a dream.

Night falls, and Tuotuo is asleep in the nursery.

It wasn’t furnished like this when it was sold; Jin Lan and I never planned on having children back then.

Neither of us liked kids.

Jin Lan pours me a glass of warm water and hands it to me: “Lin Qiqi.”

“Let’s talk.”

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Chapter 16

I mortgaged the house to raise money for his treatment, but in the end, both the money and the house were swindled away.

There were many victims of that scam, and I was one of them.

The fraudster took the massive sum of money and fled abroad; they haven’t been caught to this day.

I wasn’t the most special case; there were families even worse off than mine.

When I carried Tuotuo to the courthouse, there was an elderly man at the entrance, barely clinging to life on a flatbed cart. His son’s hair had already turned white, and he was missing a leg.

With no help to be found and the bar having long since closed down, my meager salary couldn’t cover the medical bills. I had no choice but to borrow money while caring for my child.

I had borrowed from almost every relative I knew.

I went from the young, vibrant Lin Qiqi to a deadbeat debtor.

I had to keep moving to avoid creditors, taking on odd jobs to pay off my debts bit by bit.

All the furnishings in the house were still exactly as they had been.

These past few years felt like nothing more than a dream.

Night fell, and Tuotuo was asleep in the children’s room.

It hadn’t been decorated like this when I sold it; Jin Lan and I hadn’t planned on having children back then.

Neither of us liked kids.

Jin Lan poured me a glass of warm water and handed it to me: “Lin Qiqi.”

“Let’s talk.”

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