Chen Mo is a food delivery boy. His mother fainted and was hospitalized, his father was paralyzed in bed, his sister was admitted to college and was waiting to pay tuition, and he only had four hundred yuan left in his pocket.
One day, he delivered a large order for fifteen lunch boxes. One portion is missing. Underneath the lunch box was a note that read: "Friday, three o'clock in the morning, South Gate Freight Elevator."
Immediately afterwards, the platform pushed a "special delivery" of 500 yuan to him - at 11 o'clock tonight, a package would be delivered to the third pallet at the entrance of the freight elevator.
On the third day, someone left an envelope on the counter of the restaurant he frequented. There was a bank card inside, worth 50,000 yuan. There is also a letter, which contains his mother's discharge time, the amount of his sister's tuition, and his father's medication list.
"That's it. We don't want to embarrass you. And you don't want to embarrass your family."
Fifty thousand yuan is enough for him to relax for a while.
But he pocketed the card and note. At three o'clock in the morning, the light of the south gate freight elevator came on.
A delivery person can check more things than anyone imagines.
