I was a fortune teller in 90

Chapter 87 Being regarded as a liar
The next day, it was another morning shift. She got up early and went out to have breakfast before heading to the factory to take over her shift.

Today is another busy day.

I came home from get off work and just took a shower when I heard a knock on the door.

Dai Qing opened the door with wet hair and saw Mrs. Wang standing at the door, a little curious.

"Xiao Qing, you were right, your Uncle Wang is hospitalized."

"Aunt Wang, come in first, don't be anxious."

Dai Qing looked at the sadness between her brows, comforted her, invited someone in, and gave her a glass of water.
"What did the doctor say? Is it serious?"

"Thank you for reminding me, I have been paying attention to his condition. I saw something was wrong and immediately called the emergency call. Fortunately, he was sent to the doctor in time. He said it was a minor stroke and he was already awake. But half of his body was still numb and he needed to be hospitalized. for a while."

Mrs. Wang said, wiping her eyes with a handkerchief.
"If you give birth to an evil son, it's your destiny."

"Now that the matter has come to this, you should be more open-minded. Once Uncle Wang is discharged from the hospital, this disaster will be over. After working hard for most of his life, it is not bad to be old and peaceful."

Although we don’t have that much money, we can still afford food and drink for the two elderly people.

"You're right. Your Uncle Wang and I have the same plan. We've tried our best and we don't owe him anymore. Let's leave it at that."

Mrs. Wang looked at Dai Qing and shook her head helplessly.
"Originally, I was discussing with the old man whether we should raise my grandson alone? The old man said that he was too old and had no energy to keep up. Who knew that the scoundrel couple heard it and yelled at us like crazy, like enemies? …”

Mrs. Wang couldn't stop crying as she spoke. She never thought that her son would speak harshly to them.

"You are right. Even if we want to support our grandson, we will end up doing nothing but benefiting from it. Forget it, our children and grandchildren will have their own blessings, so be it."

"As long as Aunt Wang can figure it out." How can blood ties be cut off so easily? They couldn't bear it, but their son and daughter-in-law didn't live up to expectations. They both had good hearts and looked peaceful. Although I am lonely in my later years, I am still at peace. If the daughter-in-law and daughter-in-law are often seen in front of the eyes, it will only increase the irritation.

Mrs. Wang looked at Dai Qing gratefully, took out another red envelope from her bag and handed it over.
"Thank you, Xiaoqing, for reminding me that this is our intention. Please help me and my wife take a look."

"Aunt Wang, I gave it to you last time, I can't accept it anymore."

Dai Qing looked at her face and realized that the family had begun to go downhill. There was no good luck anymore, there was no need to meet again, and they were no longer within the scope of collecting money.

"This? You'd better accept it, otherwise I won't feel at ease." Mrs. Wang was also a person who traveled around a lot when she was young. She looked uneasy when she saw Dai Qing not accepting money.

It is a taboo for a fortune teller not to charge money.

"Don't worry, Aunt Wang. Thank you very much. I really don't accept the money."

Mrs. Wang regretfully put the red envelope into her purse and just stood up to leave when the door was pushed open.

"Okay, let me tell you why your parents suddenly became so unreasonable. It turns out it was you, a little liar, who caused the problem."

A couple in their thirties rushed into the yard and stared at Dai Qing aggressively, especially the woman. They raised their hands and slapped Dai Qing in the face.

"I'll beat you to death, you little liar, you little girl with a bad conscience. We're going to report you and put you in jail."

When this sudden change occurred, Mrs. Wang turned pale with fright, trembling, and wanted to step forward, but was held down by the man.

(End of this chapter)