After seeing the message, Aunt Wang was too afraid to answer it. Mo Yan looked at Aunt Wang and said, "Auntie, how about I answer it for you?"
Aunt Wang was naturally willing. After being bombarded with phone calls for the past two days, she was exhausted and really didn't want to answer anymore.
"Hello?"
"Hello, do you know Wang Xinxin? We have a case here that requires your cooperation."
Aunt Wang became nervous; that was her daughter.
Aunt Wang tried to snatch it, but Mo Yan stopped her.
Aunt Wang looked at Mo Yan.
Mo Yan handed over her phone, indicating that she should use hers to call her daughter.
Aunt Wang didn't understand, and was pulled away by the other aunties to make a phone call.
Mo Yan waited a long time before it opened.
"What case is it? Am I in trouble?"
Mo Yan took out her laptop, opened it, connected to the internet, and started looking up the phone number.
At the same time, he looked at the other elderly people and gave them the 110 call.
Grandpa Fang understood quickly and went to make a phone call.
Aunt Wang also got in touch with her daughter through Mo Yan's phone and learned that her daughter was fine and that it was a scam. She was furious.
My daughter was also worried that she was being scammed. She heard that one of the girls was on the phone with the scammers, telling them to call the police immediately.
Aunt Wang said that she had already called the police.
Aunt Wang's daughter was relieved and told her, "Mom, if anyone calls you saying I have something to do, don't believe them. Give me a different number so I know what's going on. If I really have something to do, I'll definitely call you myself, understand?"
"I know, I know. Your mother isn't stupid; she's just overly protective of her daughter."
Elderly people aren't stupid; it's just that when they hear that their loved ones, especially their children, are sick, they really will disregard everything else. I believe that in their hearts, no one and nothing is more important than their children.
They become extremely worried at the slightest sign of trouble, fearing they might be scammed.
"Mom, I know, thank you. Be careful when you're out and about, and stay with your uncles and aunts."
"I'll go on a trip with you in a while."
The scene of motherly love and filial piety ended there. Aunt Wang changed the subject and refused, "No, no, no, I'll come out with you for a while, but we won't be together. I don't like the things you like."
The things I like, you think walking is too tiring, and you don't like us going out to play. It's like neither of us likes anything, and we might even argue about the cost of food. There's no need for that.
That's fine. I'll go with my senior citizen tour group, and you can go wherever you want.
Wang Xinxin: "..."
"Okay, Mom. Have fun, goodbye."
Suddenly she didn't know what to say? How did her own mother dislike her?
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