Her name is Zhang Guiying, an uneducated old man who has worked hard all her life for her children.
She was only in her fifties and the doctor said she had Alzheimer's disease.
Her children, who had been hurting like eyeballs for a lifetime, asked her to sign a piece of paper and then disappeared.
When I was sixty, I died miserably and alone beside the toilet.
Only when she saw her body rotten into a mass of carrion did she realize that her filial children had abandoned her.
Later, they took the piece of paper she signed before her death, took her money, and sold her house. They were dissatisfied that the cemetery was too expensive for her ashes.
When she opened her eyes again, her children wanted her money, but she refused directly. The money was reserved for her schooling.
If you want money, yes, just sign the severance letter.
Reader comments
It looked pretty good, but the writing was off-kilter. I just wrote the eldest son as the son-in-law, but in the end nothing happened to the eldest son. You have to write a story in a coherent way. Hey guys, after writing about the boss getting married, I skipped the boss directly. The boss has not appeared in many chapters now, and I haven't seen the boss regret it.
What we like to see is the tragic situation after the boss becomes a son-in-law. And the eldest daughter-in-law, isn't she pregnant? Why is this not written anymore? The plot is not very coherent, so three stars.
It looked pretty good, but the writing was off-kilter. I just wrote the eldest son as the son-in-law, but in the end nothing happened to the eldest son. You have to write a story in a coherent way. Hey guys, after writing about the boss getting married, I skipped the boss directly. The boss has not appeared in many chapters now, and I haven't seen the boss regret it. What we like to see is the tragic situation after the boss becomes a son-in-law. And the eldest daughter-in-law, isn't she pregnant? Why is this not written anymore? The plot is not very coherent, so three stars.