The ex-wife of a period novel villain who died young is reborn

Gu Ye finally took the money that he and Wang Mazi had collected from Xie Laoliu and hurried to the payment gate.

He ran so fast that one of his slippers fell away, but he didn't care, as if he didn't notice, and just ran over to line up.

After being patted several times on the back, Gu Ye turned around in confusion and saw an old man wearing a straw hat holding a shoe in his hand.

He didn't know that he had lost his shoe, so he just asked, "Is something wrong?"

The old man smiled, with wrinkles crisscrossing his face, and pointed to Gu Ye's feet.

Gu Ye looked down and saw the bright red big toe. He took the slipper from the old man's hand, said thank you softly, squatted down, pulled out the glass stuck in the toe in one breath, and then numbly pulled it out. Put on the slippers and do it in one go.

The old man asked: "Why don't you deal with it?"

Gu Ye was not in the mood to chat, but the old man helped him anyway, so he shook his head and said absently, "It will be fine on its own."

Seeing Gu Ye's attitude, the old man didn't want to say anything more, but as if he remembered something, he kindly advised, "It would be bad if you get infected."

Gu Ye said "Yeah": "Then let's get infected."

The old man shook his head, sighed, said nothing, and continued to line up behind Gu Ye.

After Gu Ye paid the money, he was about to leave, but suddenly the impatient voice of the toll collector came from behind: "How can I count the tickets you are paying in cents? You can go to the bank to change some coins. There are people in line behind you." There are still more!”

The old man's pleading soon came: "Please be kind, my grandson has had a fever for three days, and the doctor said he must have an infusion soon, but I am too late! Besides, I can't read..." .”

The toll collector insisted not to collect: "Who here is not a family member waiting to pay for treatment in the hospital? Do you know how much I have to delay for you alone? How long do I have to count your money?"

Gu Ye glanced at the invoice in his hand and continued walking forward.

The old man's voice behind him was intermittent: "Please... please."

He suddenly sighed, turned around, and hurried to the toll gate: "How much do you have to pay? Give me your change, and I will pay it for you."

Wang Mazi and Xie Laoliu took all their belongings over. After Gu Ye handed over Zhou Yu's money, he still had some left in his hand.

The old man's cloudy eyes lit up instantly, "Not much, not much, thank you young man."

"Hurry up." Gu Ye urged.

The fee collector looked at Gu Ye but suddenly frowned, "Young man, let me remind you, this is not the first time that this old man has been helped by a patient's family. You have to pay attention to whether the money is correct!"

The old man's grandson was often sick and needed infusions every now and then. Because the old man was anxious, the toll collector first wrote him a bill and then counted the money. In the end, he found that there was a shortage of more than ten yuan.

She only had 600 yuan a month, and more than ten yuan was almost wasted in a day. She was angry and felt that the old man had let down her kindness.

Later, she simply counted it clearly every time, but because there was too much change, someone was always urging her from behind. Once or twice, it was less money, so she didn't want to accept the old man's money anymore, and every time she said something to drive him away and let him go. He brings the whole money.

There have been a few times before when people who paid money helped him but later found out that he didn't have enough change. The number of times was so many that every time the toll collector met a kind-hearted person like Gu Ye, he would inevitably give a few words of reminder.

Gu Ye asked the old man calmly: "How many are here?"

The old man glanced at Gu Ye timidly, and finally said, "50 yuan..."

His voice had no confidence and was weak, and his expression was like that of a child who knew he was wrong but still made mistakes.

Gu Ye grabbed the handful of money he was holding in both hands and put it into his pocket, took out a 50 yuan bill and gave it to him: "Go ahead."

The old man raised his head in disbelief, but the tall young man had already left quickly.

Where he passed, there was a faint trace of blood. The blood had penetrated through the slippers.

The old man was still in a daze, and the toll collector began to urge him impatiently again, "Okay, okay, when people give you money, just pay the money as soon as possible. Do you remember clearly where to get the medicine this time?"

Although she was disgusted with the old man's behavior, she couldn't help but express concern.

The old man seemed to have come to his senses and returned to the counter with a smile, "I know, I won't be delayed this time, thank you very much."

The toll collector looked at the humble smile on the old man's face, nodded dullly, and gave him the bill.

The old man limped away holding the list as if he had found a treasure.

When it was the turn of the next person, he couldn't help but said with a bit of disdain: "Comrade, you know he is a habitual offender, why do you still give him a bill? You have to solve the problem at the source so that he can't cheat." People!"

As he spoke, he handed over his money and order.

The toll collector said while sorting it out: "He is also poor and has no children. He picked up an unwanted child. But how could someone throw away a good boy? This child has been sick since he was a child and his physical fitness is also poor. He comes here every three to five. If it weren't for this old man, he would have died long ago. The old man has no money, so he usually just picks up scraps and the like. He is reluctant to buy food, so he just picks up some leftovers to eat. One thing is the same, anyway. I reminded him, if the young man is willing to suffer a loss and be considerate, I will also open the orders that should be opened..."

After saying that, she handed him the man's list and looked at the man, "This is a life."

Gu Ye paid the money and went back. After going upstairs, he put the order in Zhou Fang's hand, then leaned over the transparent glass and looked inside.

Zhou Fang was anxious at first, but he had just learned from the doctor that Zhou Yu had a sudden heartbeat disorder after giving birth. She had been rescued and could be transferred to the general ward after she woke up.

However, it should be noted that because of the sedation, you should not breastfeed for the next few days after being transferred to the general ward.

Zhou Fang originally thought that Gu Ye didn't know this, but the doctor said that he had already told the mother's husband.

Seeing that his brother-in-law was still very anxious, Zhou Fang felt very uncomfortable and at the same time felt relieved for his sister.

There is nothing more true than a brother-in-law's love for his sister.

"Brother-in-law, go back and take a look at the child. I'll watch from here." Zhou Fang couldn't help but persuade.

Both of them had been in high spirits since last night and had not rested. Zhou Fang was not frightened for too long by Zhou Yu's rescue, but Gu Ye's face was haggard, which was really disappointing. It's heart-wrenching.

Gu Ye turned around and slowly sat next to Zhou Fang. Looking at a face similar to his wife's, his eyes softened a bit. He touched Zhou Fang's head wrapped in gauze and glanced down at Zhou Fang. The legs were broken again, a pair of phoenix eyes showed a cruelty that Zhou Fang had never seen before, and his thin lips opened slightly:

"Don't worry, I will get it back for you."

Zhou Fang was frightened by Gu Ye's eyes that were red with hatred. He shook his head blankly, and Chen Yuanyuan's exclamation suddenly sounded in his ears: "Gu Ye, what's wrong with your feet?"

Zhou Fang looked down, his heart tightening, and he subconsciously pulled the gauze on his hand and wrapped it around Gu Ye's toes.

Gu Ye took Zhou Fang's hand, pulled him back to where he was, and said in a low and hoarse voice, "Tell me everything that happened next."