The Red Envelope Curse: The Truth Behind the Serial Deaths 11: Chapter 11
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The neighbors in the group began to curse Li Baoqiang furiously. 0
 
They accused him of being so greedy that he would even kill his own mother for money. 0
 
They called him a vile scum. 0
 
Amidst the curses, Li Baoqiang broke down. 0
 
He suddenly burst into laughter, then started to cry uncontrollably. 0
 
He explained that he had been fired from his job long ago. 0
 
He owed a lot of money. 0
 
Life had become difficult. 0
 
All he wanted was to survive; he never intended to hurt anyone. 0
 
His father had passed away long ago, leaving only his mad mother behind. 0
 
With a choked voice, Li Baoqiang said that his mother had always wanted a home. 0
 
To fulfill that dream, he worked hard and bought her a house. 0
 
She thought that having a house meant having a home. 0
 
But what happened? 0
 
The neighbors forced his mother to send Red Envelope! 0
 
They pressured her into jumping off the building! 0
 
“It was you who drove my mother to her death! It was you!” 0
 
“You killed my mother, and I will make sure all of you pay for it!” 0
 
Li Baoqiang’s emotions became increasingly agitated. 0
 
 
The blood on his face made him appear even more menacing. 0
 
The neighbors around fell silent. 0
 
They looked at Li Baoqiang's desperate eyes and realized he had long since descended into madness. 0
 
Meanwhile, I spotted Xiao Ma in the crowd. 0
 
She watched expressionlessly as Li Baoqiang was escorted to the police car. 0
 
Muttering to herself, she said, "He deserves it." 0
 
My name is Xiao Ma. 0
 
When I was six years old, my mother passed away. 0
 
From then on, it was just my father and me. 0
 
My father worked at a Machine Repair Shop. 0
 
He was an Assembler, part of a skilled labor force. 0
 
Though his salary was stable, the work was hard. 0
 
I attended school nearby. 0
 
Every day after class, I was responsible for cooking, doing laundry, and cleaning the house. 0
 
Then I would wait for my father to come home from work. 0
 
Sometimes, he would buy me snacks to eat. 0
 
During the New Year, he would take me to the amusement park to play. 0
 
 
Those were the happiest times of my life. 0
 
I would always snuggle up next to my father, listening to him share amusing stories from the factory. 0
 
He would hold me close and remind me to study hard so that I could have a better life in the future. 0
 
I knew my family was poor, but having my father was enough for me. 0
 
As long as I worked hard in school, I believed I could change my fate. 0
 
However, fate's gears do not always turn according to our wishes. 0
 
On the day of the final exam that year, my homeroom teacher suddenly approached me. 0
 
He told me that my father had been in an accident at work and urged me to hurry to the hospital to see him one last time. 0
 
I was stunned and didn't know what to do. 0
 
It wasn't until the end that I learned the truth. 0
 
That day, my father encountered an unexpected situation while operating the Heavenly Chariot. 0
 
Due to improper handling, he was lifted by the Heavenly Chariot and struck against the Track Beam, resulting in his immediate death. 0
 
The responsible party only compensated six thousand yuan. 0
 
Along with a five thousand yuan fine from the factory, they handed it all over to me and told me to go live with relatives. 0
 
Because I was young and naive, I gave all the compensation money to my cousin. 0
 
In the end, my cousin took all the money under the pretense of saving it for me. 0
 
I lived a difficult life at my cousin's house. 0
 
He would give me a hard time every day and made me do various chores. 0
 
As a result, I had no choice but to drop out of school after finishing middle school. 0
 
 
Later, I came to the city to work. 0
 
I had worked as a restaurant server and a supermarket cashier. 0
 
Eventually, I bought a house here. 0
 
Interestingly, the perpetrator from that year also became a property owner in this area! 0
 
It all seemed to be destined. 0
 
The news of Xiao Ma's sentencing quickly spread throughout the community. 0
 
Everyone said that although she acted for money, she could still be considered a victim. 0
 
Moreover, she had provided information about the murderer. 0
 
Her crime was not that severe. 0
 
Officer Cui informed me that he had spoken with the owner of the Machine Repair Shop from back then. 0
 
It turned out that the perpetrator was Li Baoqiang. 0
 
Through his inquiries, he learned about Xiao Ma's situation and manipulated Chen Jingyu into sending a Red Envelope. 0
 
Thus, the tragedy occurred. 0
 
The homeowners in the community were all deeply moved upon hearing this news. 0
 
 
 
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