He walked in and put down the lunch box: "Qiaoqiao is back?"

Luo Qiao put the dishes on the table: "I'll come back to have dinner with you guys. Is Uncle Xu okay?"

Uncle Rong washed his hands and said, "Someone from the street office came just now and said that they would go find the children of the Xu family to negotiate tomorrow. It's not possible to rely on the help of neighbors alone. This is not an elderly person who is alone."

Luo Qiao nodded and said, "That's true."

Aunt Rong put the hot steamed buns on the table and said, "Don't say that all the money that Lao Xu saved was swindled away by those families. Even if they didn't have that money, they still have to take care of the old man. Now, the old man is paralyzed in bed, but they don't care."

Uncle Rong said, "Mr. Xu is not in a good mood today. I am really worried that he will not be able to hold on."

Aunt Rong sighed, "Let alone this sick person, even if he is a good person, he will not feel good if his children behave like this."

Uncle Rong agreed: "That's right."

Luo Qiao helped to serve the porridge: "Let's not talk about others, eat first, and don't come back to affect your mood."

After dinner, Luo Qiao helped clean up and then drove away.

She drove to the alley entrance and just as she turned the corner, she saw the street official walking in with several children of the Xu family. She thought that they were probably looking for someone to negotiate.

But she didn't expect that she would soon face the same situation as the Xu family's children.

That day, not long after she got to work, Luo Qiao received a call saying that the emergency room had received a patient named Ning Xueling who needed surgery due to acute appendicitis, but there was no family member to sign.

Luo Qiao frowned and said, "No one came with her?"

The nurse nodded: "No one was with him. He was brought here by ambulance."

Luo Qiao stood up and walked downstairs. Looking at Ning Xueling who was about to faint from the pain, she quickly signed her name on the operation form.

After settling her down, Luo Qiao called Lu Yichen, told him what had happened, and asked him to send someone to investigate what had happened and why no one had taken her to the hospital.

When it was almost time to get off work, Lu Yichen called and said, "Qiaoqiao, they got divorced because He Qiuping's project was completely shelved. He Qiuping felt that because of her, all the hard work of himself and his team was wasted, so he beat her up and got divorced."

Luo Qiao said calmly: "Her life is really sad."

I called my four brothers directly and asked them to come over to discuss things.

In this situation, even if we cut off the relationship, I'm afraid we will still have to find them, so we might as well see how to deal with it in advance.

After everyone arrived, Luo Qiao told them about Ning Xueling's current situation.

Luo Xuyuan said: "Before, a friend of mine built a villa area in the suburbs of Beijing. I bought one and it has been almost renovated, but Xiao Ya thought it was inconvenient for work, so we never moved in.

What I mean is, we don't need to let others come to us, to save trouble, we can just send her there when she is discharged from the hospital, and find two people to take care of her food and daily life there, do you think it's okay?"

Luo Xuyan said, "I have no objection, but since you paid for the house, we will pay for the other expenses. Don't refuse this. I know you don't need it, but brothers have to settle accounts clearly."

Later, Luo Xu moved out and the rest of the property was shared by Luo Qiao and his three other brothers.

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Of course, Luo Haotian and Gu Qianru were also informed about this matter. Although it was not a big deal, I didn't want to hide it from them.

To them, she is an unimportant person, but sometimes it is difficult to explain to outsiders. So they just keep her well-fed and let her repent on her own.

Some readers said that the heroine's space came from her maternal family, and that she had money to do charity and ignored her biological mother. They couldn't stand it. Everyone has different ideas. Yuanzi can understand it, but what she did is not worthy of forgiveness. I originally wanted to write her to death, but then I thought, let her eat and drink well and spend the rest of her life repenting in loneliness.

(End of this chapter)