If Ma Jiao could swallow this, she wouldn’t be Ma Jiao. She pointed at her husband’s nose and shouted: “Listen, Xia Da Hao, don’t even think about driving me away, and don’t think about letting that little bastard in! I’ve already raised one for you, and now you’re endless!”
Having caused trouble in the past, Xia Da Hao had no choice. He didn’t want the child, but seeing the small face so similar to his own, his heart softened.
“Just this one, isn’t that enough?”
“No! You haven’t earned much money, but bastards keep appearing. If I agree this time, next time three or five might pop up!”
Yu Luo wanted to tell her that pregnancy shouldn’t cause anger, but hearing her repeatedly say “bastard,” she couldn’t find compassion for the child!
Before resolving the argument with his wife, Xia Da Hao didn’t dare bring the child home. But the child’s mother, eager to get married, brought her son to their doorstep.
The Consequences of Kindness
Yu Luo’s family villa wasn’t a high-end villa, just a not-so-good area densely packed with two-story buildings. The house was rough, completely unlike wealthy homes with front and back gardens.
Xia Da Hao’s mistress arrived with her child. Ma Jiao cursed loudly through the gate. After getting tired, she would go drink water and rest, then come back to continue cursing, refusing to open the door. Eventually, tired of standing, she threw her son by the door and left.
When Yu Luo finished school and parted with Fang Yu Zhe at the street corner, she saw a little boy crying at the doorstep.
Being as kind-hearted as she was, she approached and asked, “Little brother, what’s wrong?”
The boy blinked his big watery eyes and sobbed, “I’m looking for my dad.”
“Where is your dad?”
He raised his small hand and pointed to her house, “Dad is inside.”
Yu Luo understood. This was her father’s other “bastard”. The child was so small, and night was falling. What if something happened to him outside?
“Where’s your mom?”
“Mom doesn’t want me anymore!” The boy’s tears fell continuously.
Yu Luo’s nose felt sour. Feeling somewhat sympathetic, she took out her key and opened the door, hugging his shoulders. “Come in with sister.”
