Hearing that Mo Yan was dizzy, she thought that was fine.
"What about the others?"
Upon hearing this, the director's eyes welled up with tears.
Mo Yan is worried about Mo Bei, isn't she? Although she says he's an ingrate, a mother is bound to worry about her son.
They watched the replay and realized that Mo Bei was a real jerk; An Ran suddenly pushed both of them.
What a heartless woman! In that situation, you could have chosen not to save the person, but pushing them was... disgusting.
"Don't worry, Mo Bei is fine."
Thinking about this made the director furious; that Mo Bei was truly a scoundrel.
"I didn't ask him. I asked if everyone else was okay, and if we shouldn't go to the mountains next time."
She'd worry that Mo Bei would stop joking around, okay?
"Huh?" The director was a little confused.
"They've already pushed me, their mother, out to the wild boars, why should I care about them!" Mo Yan blurted out.
The director wanted to explain, but after thinking about it, he realized he couldn't.
"Yes, yes, we shouldn't worry about this."
Thankfully, Mo Yan saved them both in the end. "They're outside, do you want to see them?"
Mo Yan glanced at the door, a cold smile playing on her lips. "No need. From now on, I have nothing to do with him."
From the moment I gave birth to him, I told myself that I would give him the whole world.
I fed him, clothed him, and tutored him in his studies.
I let him attend the tutoring classes he liked, and I bought him a house and a car so he could pursue his dreams.
I even bought groceries, cooked, and acted as a nanny for them, giving up my own life.
What did I gain in the end?
He pushed me towards the wild boar.
Therefore, from then on, I had no further relationship with Mo Bei, and I unilaterally severed ties with him.
From that moment on, I was no longer his mother, and he was no longer my son.
I don't need him to support me in my old age, and I will never give him a single penny more.
Mo Yan's attitude was firm, and her voice was extremely calm.
Even the tone of every sentence is the same.
She said those words calmly, without crying or laughing.
A netizen commented: "I'm reminded of a saying: 'Nothing is more sorrowful than a broken heart.'"
Teacher Mo Yan is heartbroken.
Netizen: [We always demand that our parents give us everything, but we never think about how they might get hurt.]
Netizen: [When I was little, I always said that when I grew up I would buy you pretty dresses and take good care of you. But when I actually grew up, I started to complain that they couldn't provide me with a good life.]
They didn't give me enough money, they didn't help me take care of the kids, and I realized I'm just a piece of trash.
Netizen: [You really can't have a son like that, and you definitely can't have a daughter-in-law who wants you dead.]
Netizen: [We can't say being afraid of death is wrong, but you can't let someone else die for you. Shouldn't this allow someone to go to jail unscathed?]
Netizen: [I really feel sorry for Teacher Mo.]
"Teacher Mo, you..."
The director suddenly didn't know how to comfort her.
"I'm fine. I'm not sad or upset. On the contrary, I'm very rational, and I don't need any sympathy."
Director, I'm afraid I won't be able to continue filming. I'm very sorry.
Mo Yan looked directly at her hand, estimating it would take more than a month to recover.
"No, no, Teacher Mo, we owe you a lot this time. Otherwise, our production team would be finished. I would have been dead, you know?"
The director is still terrified; if it weren't for Teacher Mo Yan, he would have been finished.
He really had to atone with his death.
Fortunately, everything is going for the best now.
"Now those poachers have been caught, and the wild boar has been taken to the zoo. Everything is fine."
Our production team has also given everyone a break. Oh, and how about we go on a beach trip next time? No tasks, just pure leisure.
Knowing that everyone was frightened, the director quickly looked at Mo Yan and the others and spoke.
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