As soon as Xiaoli regained consciousness, she heard people chattering around her.

"That area is too eerie, I don't want to go."

“I’m not going either. It’s not worth risking my life. That place is too remote, and there have already been two accidents there.”

"Don't look at me, I still want to live a few more years."

"Me too. Besides, 1,000 yuan is too little."

Xiao Li looked around. It seemed to be a meeting. She sat in a corner, and no one paid any attention to her.

"Receive the memories!"

Tu Xiaoli is a sanitation worker. She is 56 years old this year and has a son named Qin Mingsheng who suffers from childhood dementia.

Her husband, Qin Shisheng, collapsed while working recently due to overwork. Doctors diagnosed him with a cerebral infarction, leaving him paralyzed on one side and confined to bed.

This family had long been struggling to make ends meet due to the constant medical treatment they received for Qin Mingsheng.

Now that Qin Shisheng has fallen ill again, there is another patient, and Tu Xiaoli has to shoulder everything by herself.

She works several jobs, starting her early shift at 4 a.m. and rushing home at noon to cook for the two people in her family and change their clothes.

At 2 PM, I would hand out flyers or do other odd jobs. At 6 PM, I would get off work in the kitchen of a small restaurant until 10 PM.

She works at least 16 hours a day, and even when she gets home at night, she doesn't have a moment to rest. She has to prepare the meals for the next day, do the washing and cleaning, and only after she's done all that can she go to sleep.

Her colleagues always advised her not to work so hard and to take care of her health. She would just smile bitterly and say, "How can I support my family without money? Both of my patients are waiting for money."

There are several traffic lights on the road in Xishan District, and because the area is relatively remote, there are a lot of people speeding.

There are frequent car accidents there; two sanitation workers have already been involved in accidents, so many sanitation workers don't want to go there.

Sanitation workers call that area a deadly road.

To appease everyone, the leader had no choice but to offer more money, which tempted Tu Xiaoli, who needed the money.

Although it's a remote place, she should be fine as long as she's careful.

But, as expected, the accident still happened.

A month later, when Tu Xiaoli was on her way to her early morning shift, she had just walked to the middle of the road when several sports cars sped past her.

Even though it was a red light, they didn't slow down, and they were even whistling, each one going faster than the last.

Tu Xiaoli was too scared to move. A red sports car drove straight toward her and knocked her dozens of meters away.

Tu Xiaoli struggled to lift her head, and a young man with dyed red hair got out of the car.

"Damn it, you blind old hag, you've ruined my plans, do you even know that?"

Seeing that Tu Xiaoli was not moving, he walked over and kicked her a few times.

Frustrated, Hongmao scratched his head, pulled out a few red bills from his wallet, and threw them at Tu Xiaoli.

"Take it, you're getting a good deal."

Red Hair watched the departing convoy, muttered a few curses, quickly got into his sports car, and sped away.

Tu Xiaoli kept vomiting blood and died not long after.

Her heart was with her son and husband, and her soul returned home in a daze.

They discovered that their home was in a terrible state; no one was cooking, and the two of them were starving.

Looking at them, Tu Xiaoli thought it would be better if they died. They would be free from the torment of illness, and perhaps the family could be reunited in the underworld.

The door suddenly opened, and the red-haired man appeared in the house. Tu Xiaoli knelt down with a thud as soon as she saw him.

"I'm sorry, it was too dark and foggy. She was standing in the middle of the road, and I didn't have time to brake."

The program editor kept kowtowing, his forehead red and swollen.

"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have driven so fast, I should have slowed down."

The program's protagonist cried with genuine emotion, seemingly feeling extremely guilty.

If Tu Xiaoli hadn't known the truth, she might have been incredibly moved.

“I am willing to support Aunt Tu’s husband and son, and take care of them until their death.”

Everyone present was deeply moved and stepped forward to help him up.

"The dead cannot be brought back to life. Your mistake was unintentional. Just treat her family well."

It turns out that after Tu Xiaoli's death, the Environmental Protection Bureau reported the incident to the police. Through comparison of surveillance footage, they found Cheng Xuzhang and arrested him.

However, there were no security cameras at the scene, so the exact circumstances could not be determined. Zhang Cheng used money to bribe his way out and was released on bail.

However, he had to do something to prove that it was unintentional.

So he went to Tu Xiaoli's house.

However, Zhang Cheng never expected that Tu Xiaoli's husband and son were both patients.

Because Tu Xiaoli's relatives were all in this situation, the procedure officer was able to get away easily.