Mother Wei took Yuanyuan to the mountains, to the wild mountains near Beijing. The mountains were deserted and the temperature dropped very low at night. It was only early spring, and there had been a snowfall a few days ago. If they really went into the wild mountains, it would be difficult to even get them back, let alone rescue them.
As Wei's mother led Yuanyuan inside, Yuanyuan, whose legs ached, said, "Grandma, I can't walk anymore."
"You brat, even if you can't walk, you have to keep going. Hurry up and catch up, and Grandma will give you all the milk candy in her hand."
Yuanyuan wanted to eat milk candy, but this place was too remote. If she fell, she would die. Yuanyuan was afraid that there were monsters in the mountains, so she dared not go any further.
As it was getting dark, Mother Wei frowned and said, "You wait here for Grandma. Don't move around. Grandma is going to get something from the front and will be right back to you."
Yuanyuan was scared and wanted to follow Wei's mother, but Wei's mother sternly refused to let her come along. Yuanyuan was terrified by Wei's mother and could only stand on the edge of the cliff, not daring to move. When Wei's mother saw that she did not move, she finally felt relieved.
She had no choice but to do this; she already had her own grandson. How could an adopted child compare to her own grandson?
What's more, this girl has a problem with her legs.
The thought of spending tens of thousands of yuan to treat the girl's leg made Mrs. Wei feel like the sky was falling.
With those tens of thousands of yuan, it would be better to use it to get a wife for her son, build a house for the family, or give it to her eldest grandson. What kind of logic is it to use it to treat this adopted daughter's illness!
Mother Wei wasn't going to be taken advantage of like that. Anyway, in this desolate place, no one would know that she had deliberately abandoned Yuanyuan. When Wei Mingyuan and Qiao Shanshan moved to another city, Yuanyuan would definitely be taken back by the orphanage.
It's better to die here than to be taken to the hospital for surgery to amputate!
Wei's mother didn't think she had done anything wrong. When she returned to the compound, Yu Guihua saw her and asked, "I saw you take Yuanyuan out. Where is Yuanyuan?"
Mother Wei panicked and said, "This child is naughty. He stayed at my relative's house and won't come back with me no matter how much I call him."
Yu Guihua found it strange, "Yuanyuan seems quite obedient, not like a naughty child."
"That's because you haven't taken care of her. Anyone who takes care of this child will have a headache. She seems nice, but she's stubborn, can't stand up to anyone, and often steals things from home and fights with her younger brother for food."
"Yuanyuan steals? Really? Yuanyuan is such a well-behaved child, when did she pick up such a bad habit?"
"That's right, she steals money from home every day. Last time she stole money and got scolded, she looked at her parents with hatred. You know, adopted children are hard to raise. She even fights with her brother for things, and she's lazy and good-for-nothing. Anyway, she's far worse than my grandson!"
Yu Guihua felt that Wei's mother was a bit strange, but since Wei's mother had already said so, she couldn't ask anything else.
The next day, Yuanyuan still hadn't returned.
Yu Guihua then came to find Chu Yu, wondering if something had happened to Yuanyuan.
“I heard from the kindergarten teacher that Yuanyuan has a problem with her leg and may need surgery. Her family won’t take her for surgery, and she’s not coming back now. Could she have been abandoned?”
Chu Yu frowned. Qiao Shanshan and Wei Mingyuan were not good people, but abandoning a child was a serious crime.
"Did you go to a relative's house?"
"Who knows? We haven't seen her at all. We don't know if what Wei's mother says is true or false. She says that Yuanyuan often steals things, is immature, and fights with her younger brother for food."
Chu Yu thought Yuan Yuan was quite cute. How could a child so young steal money? She couldn't just listen to what Wei's mother said.
"Let's wait and see. Wei Mingyuan holds a position in the team, so he won't be that reckless."
"A new position? You've been on unpaid leave for so long. If you don't return to the team soon, your position will be revoked."
Chu Yu was also afraid that Yuan Yuan would be in danger, but they had no evidence. They couldn't just go to the other family and ask where the child was or if they had abandoned her, could they?
After sniffing around, Duoduo also felt that Aunt Qiao next door was a bit mean.
Aunt Qiao's gaze was never friendly; Duo Duo disliked that kind of person.
Anyone who dislikes their mother is her enemy.
Duo Duo hugged Chu Yu and kept calling out "Aba aba," and Chu Yu smiled and kissed Duo Duo on the cheek.
Yu Guihua said with a smile, "You're so lucky. You get everything you want. People were implementing the one-child policy and everyone wanted both a son and a daughter, but you ended up having twins."
Chu Yu pursed her lips. "There's no such thing as good or bad luck. Having twins means double the risks. I can only be thankful that I made it through childbirth."
"Yes, having a child is really not an easy thing to do. When I think about my daughter having a child in the future, I feel that God is unfair to us women."
The express delivery company's business is developing rapidly. Now, there are more than 100,000 people in Beijing who use express delivery. Many customers are used to receiving express delivery flyers every day to see if there are any items they need to buy that day. If there are any discounts, they will call to place an order.
It's somewhat similar to telephone shopping.
In the pre-internet era, there were fewer disputes about receiving goods. Even if there were disputes, it was necessary to contact the merchant to resolve them. Express delivery was just a platform; all it needed to do was deliver the goods to the customer.
Recently, Zhang Ying's husband also planned to collaborate with bookstores to offer online book ordering. In order to support Chu Yu, Chu Xiang put her own new book on a delivery platform for pre-order.
Chu Xiang's new book hasn't been released yet, and Kuaisong is currently the first platform where you can order it. Chu Xiang has many fans, and Kuaisong's phone lines were soon ringing off the hook with pre-orders for the new book.
Within a week of distributing the flyers, the new book had received 20,000 pre-orders, which is a very good and impressive achievement for the entire Beijing market.
It all started with a fan ordering a new book and then asking their friends to pre-order. This word spread quickly, and since most people delivered the book to the school's mailroom, which was convenient, the number of pre-orders doubled.
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