Two weeks later, Old Li was discharged from the hospital and taken home by his happy son.
Liu's mother helped Liu's father take a taxi home.
During his fifteen-day hospital stay, Qi An didn't visit once, but Liu Cheng did visit once, and the three of them plotted in the ward for a long time.
During their hospitalization, they had their blood tested, and it turned out they weren't poisoned at all.
Those two lunatics tricked them.
As soon as Liu's parents entered the door, Qi An reached out and asked for money: "Give me 500,000."
The two gave various vague excuses and refused to give it to them.
Qi An directly grabbed the money, and in no time, 500,000 yuan appeared in his account.
Mr. Liu was so angry he could hardly breathe, so Mrs. Liu quickly tried to calm him down, complaining:
"That's your father's life-saving money, how can you take it?"
Fu Gui was puzzled: "Why should I be embarrassed? If someone owes you money, would you just forget about it because you're embarrassed?"
Qi An laughed at Liu's father, "You know, old ginger is spicier. Your son sells his art and his body, and he only paid back 50,000 in a month. You paid back 500,000 just by falling down."
"How about I find you another construction site, and you fall again? Maybe you'll even have some left after paying off your debts."
Liu's father coughed so hard his face turned bright red, and he couldn't utter a single word.
Liu's mother cried and said, "Your father only has one kidney left, and his lungs are failing too, so please don't upset him."
"We were sorry for what we did to you before, but you've tormented us for so many days, you should be satisfied now, right?"
Qi An gave a mocking laugh: "So you all know you've wronged me, huh? This is nothing. Your good days are yet to come."
For the sake of the 500,000 yuan, Qi An gave Liu's parents three days off.
She led Fugui away and said to the two of them, "We're going out to play for a few days. You two rest for three days, and then continue to make money."
The two were overjoyed; they had been worrying about how to escape, and now their opportunity had arrived.
"Okay, you can go now."
No sooner had Qi An and Fu Gui left than Liu Cheng returned.
Liu's mother took out a gold ring she had secretly kept and exchanged it for three thousand yuan at a jewelry store.
Everything else was confiscated by Qi An, only this ring "escaped death".
The three packed their things and rushed to the station overnight, boarding the train back to the county town.
By sunrise, they were already in their house in the county town.
Liu Cheng slumped on the sofa, saying resentfully, "I haven't found a chance to kill that bitch yet."
Liu's mother said, "The most important thing now is to sell the house first, then find you a wife and have another child."
Liu Chengcai looked annoyed: "I'm not getting married, but I'm going to have IVF, right? I can just pay someone to have a child for me."
"Why don't you get married?"
Liu Chengcai said impatiently, "Why are there so many 'whys'? If you keep pressuring me, I won't even have children anymore."
I don't know if it was the psychological trauma those two women left on him that was too deep, or if he was too overly exploited at the club.
He now feels a deep aversion to women.
Moreover, Liu Cheng found himself unable to live without men.
He wouldn't have come back if his parents hadn't knelt down and begged him to leave an heir for the Liu family, and hadn't promised to give him all the money from the sale of the house.
Mr. Liu made the decision: "If we don't want to get married, then we don't have to. As long as we have a son, that's fine."
Not only would it save on the bride price, but it would also eliminate concerns about Liu Chengcai losing his manhood and his affairs with other men being exposed.
The most urgent task is to sell the house.
The location and layout of this house are both excellent; it found a buyer in less than a day after being listed.
The final agreed price was 600,000.
The buyer had the money ready, and Liu's mother had also produced the property certificate; the deal was about to be finalized.
Suddenly the door lock turned, and several policemen broke in and took all the people into custody.
"Don't move. The homeowner called the police, saying someone has broken into their home."
The buyer looked bewildered. He was just trying to buy a house, so why did he end up attracting the police?
Liu Chengcai hurriedly said, "No, this is my home. How could we be breaking the law in our own home?"
"May I have your name?"
"Liu Chengcai".
A junior police officer checked the internal network, his tone somewhat subtle.
"Didn't you change your name to Liu Zhaoxi?"
Liu Cheng: "...Yes."
The young policeman said, "I've checked, the owner of this house doesn't have this name."
“The house is in both our names; we bought it five years ago,” Mr. and Mrs. Liu quickly explained.
What are your names?
Mr. and Mrs. Liu: "..."
"Liu Juehou".
"Si Aizi".
Several police officers twitched at the corners of their mouths, managing to suppress their laughter with sheer professionalism.
"Recruiting a wife, having no descendants, and losing a son—what genius came up with this name?"
"Excuse me, the owner of this house is Zhang Weiwei, and she is only eighteen years old."
"That's impossible! This is our house. We bought it for 500,000 yuan. If you don't believe me, look, the property certificate is still here."
Liu's mother was so anxious that she was sweating, and she quickly took out the property certificate and handed it over.
The police opened it and said speechlessly, "Your property certificate is invalid. This house was sold half a month ago. The previous owner was named Si Quanjia."
After saying that, the policeman's lips twitched again. "May your whole family die?"
That name is even more brilliant.
"What?" the three exclaimed in surprise.
How could it be the name of that debt collector?
They clearly wrote down their names back then.
"No, there must be some mistake. This really is our house, and our names are on it..."
In a moment of panic, Liu's mother snatched the property certificate, glanced at it, and immediately fell silent.
The name column clearly states the three characters "Si Quanjia," in black and white, crystal clear.
Liu's father and Liu Chengcai also saw it, and the three of them stared wide-eyed, as if they had seen a ghost.
When exactly did the name on this place change?
The doorbell rang again.
The young policeman said, "Perfect timing, both the former and current owners are here. You can confront each other face to face."
The door opened, and a voice that sent chills down the spines of the three people rang out from the doorway.
“I told you not to go out if you haven’t taken your medicine. I wasn’t paying attention and you actually came to someone else’s house.”
The three of them turned around stiffly and saw Liu Zhaodi standing at the door with a smile on her face, and her girlfriend standing next to her.
Qi An smiled at the police officers: "I am the previous owner, Si Quanjia. These three are my parents and younger brother."
Several police officers: "..."
You can tell from your unique names that you're definitely one family.
Qi An laughed and said, "They're not very bright. They sneaked out while I was away and caused you trouble. I'm really sorry."
Liu's mother was in a frenzy, screaming, "Liu Zhaodi, explain yourself! How did my house become someone else's?"
Qi An looked at her with pity.
"Mom, you're having another episode. I paid for this house, and it's registered in my name. I sold it two weeks ago."
She pointed to the door: "The new owner is here too. Weiwei, come on, show everyone your property certificate."
A vibrant young girl with a ponytail walked in, followed by a kind-looking middle-aged man.
Upon seeing the man's face clearly, Mr. and Mrs. Liu's eyes widened, and they exclaimed in disbelief:
"Old Zhang?"
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