On the day of the divorce, the CEO’s ex-husband suffered from morning sickness

Su Junwei looked at Su Mo with disappointment in his eyes: "Su Mo, how could you become like this?"

"In the past, you were a gentle and polite child. Now, you have become so arrogant that I almost don't recognize you."

"You have let me down too much."

When Su Mo heard this, he felt that this was really the biggest joke in the world.

"Okay, come and see my mom, right? Okay."

"My mother is in a coma now. The doctor said she needs an operation, which costs 100 million. I don't have that much money, so you can lend it to me first."

Su Junwei frowned deeply.

Liu Shuya couldn't sit still on the ground, got up quickly, and said hurriedly: "He and your mother have divorced, why should he pay for your mother's treatment? One million more, just a dream."

According to her, if you don't get treatment, it's still a mental illness, so why waste money.

Su Mo ignored Liu Shuya at all and kept staring at Su Junwei: "Dad, my biological father, what do you think?"

Liu Shuya was so anxious that she kept winking at Su Junwei.

Su Junwei looked away and sighed helplessly: "Momo. It's not that I, as a father, don't give money, it's just that I don't have much money now. You know, the company is preparing to go public now..."

"you can go now."

Su Mo didn't really listen to his grandiose words, he just said a word and turned his back.

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On the other side of the hospital, the same emergency room.

The nurse wheeled out a hospital bed with the person on it completely covered by a white cloth.

"Xia Yihua, confirmed dead at 0:22 in the morning. Family members please sign."

As soon as he finished speaking, several family members nearby rushed over to him crying, and the atmosphere of grief spread for a while.

Zhang Tiexing took a long drag on his cigarette, then threw the cigarette butt on the ground and said bitterly: "When we were in the ambulance, we said that the person had died, but you didn't believe it and still wanted to resuscitate me."

"It's better now. I couldn't save the person, and I spent so much money on first aid!"

"Let me say it first, I don't agree to be rescued. Our family can't afford this money!"

He is in his 40s, has a short haircut, and wears very thin clothes, revealing the tight muscles of his arms. At first glance, he looks like he does hard work.

Zhang Xinran suddenly raised her head, with half-dried tears still on her face: "Second brother, how can you say that! The demolition money was hidden by mom. If you don't save it, how can you ask her for it?"

The nurse on the side heard the conversation between the two, and the expression on her face was really hard to describe.

The people sent here this time were all injured in car accidents. I heard that it was caused by a mental patient running away.

Many people were injured, and the most seriously injured were the mental patient and the old lady in front of him.

This is a bit imprecise. According to the accompanying doctor, the old lady should have died as soon as she got into the ambulance, and she was just short of receiving the final death notice.

But the family just didn't believe it and insisted on rescuing her.

However, the children fought fiercely for the medical expenses for the rescue.

Now she finally understood why several people had to rescue her.

It turned out that I was thinking about the old lady’s coffin book.

No wonder the old lady wants to hide the money. With such a group of children, do you expect them to take care of themselves in old age?

Of course, the nurse only cursed these words in her heart and did not say them out loud.

As the boss, Zhang Tieshun finally stood up: "That's enough. Everyone is dead, so it's useless to talk about this."

"Take the person back and prepare for the funeral."

Zhang Tieshun's wife Xia Lianfeng muttered: "They say he died early, don't believe it. Look, tens of thousands of yuan were wasted."

Zhang Tieshun glared at her fiercely, and she shut up.

Liu Shuya passed by a group of people and couldn't help but stop after hearing a general idea.