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Yuwei was also startled awake. Seeing Zhou Mumu sitting on him, he immediately shouted in panic, "Are you crazy? Why are you on top of me?"
Zhou Mumu looked at me with a face full of surprise, mumbling, "How come you're here? Your mom clearly said you were going back to your own place tonight."
Hearing her words, I suddenly remembered that my mom had indeed sent a message earlier asking me to come home tonight.
So she had planned this all along.
To "borrow" my husband, even my mom was involved. This was truly elaborate.
"Xiao Wei, let me explain. I had already talked to Xia Lili about this. I just came to borrow something," she insisted.
Borrow what? Borrow a child?
How could she have the audacity to say something so shameless!
"Dear, your sister wants to borrow you to have a baby. I refused, so she thought she could come and assault you while I wasn't around."
"What do you think, Zhou Mumu? Am I wrong?"
Yuwei, hearing this, immediately broke down and shouted, "You crazy woman! You're shameless! How could you even think of something so low?"
"Xiao Wei, don't get worked up. Let me explain..."
"Get lost! I want to cut ties with you! You're not my sister, so just get the hell out!"
The atmosphere instantly froze, and Zhou Mumu looked at me with eyes full of resentment.
Well, it makes sense; I ruined her plans, so how could she not resent me?
Before she could react, I pulled out my phone and started snapping pictures of her, sending them along with her own recorded video to her husband.
"Your husband would be so touched to know that you’re borrowing seeds from outside to get pregnant. I'm just letting him know your struggles."
Furious, she rushed over to grab my neck, but I swiftly turned and slapped her twice across the face.
"Damn it, I've put up with you for years. Just because I don't hold it against you doesn't mean you can take advantage of me."
"Get out of here, or I'll report you for trying to rape my husband!"
She covered her face and glared at me fiercely. " Xia Lili, you really haven't changed; you're still so biased towards him."
What a ridiculous statement; I began to wonder if she had some mental issues.
I yanked her arm, grabbed her bag and clothes, and threw everything out the door. Before closing it, I tossed a handful of glutinous rice just to relieve some frustration.
Dealing with relatives like Yuwei's is truly a stroke of bad luck.
We were so frightened that we couldn't sleep all night, hastily packing our bags to move away for a while.
Just as we finished packing, Yuwei suddenly received a call from the hospital.
"Your father has just been admitted to the emergency room. He is in critical condition; please come to the hospital as soon as possible."
According to the kind person who brought him in, they found my uncle collapsed in the stairwell, with a large pool of blood on the floor.
The doctors determined from his injuries that he had fallen down the stairs, hitting the back of his head and losing consciousness on impact.
Fortunately, he was discovered in time, and his life was not in danger, but he would need to stay in the hospital for a while to recover after surgery.
The more I thought about it, the stranger it seemed. My uncle usually had good mobility; how could he suddenly fall down the stairs?
I instinctively thought of Zhou Mumu, but there were no cameras in the old building's hallway, and my uncle hadn't regained consciousness yet, making it impossible to prove any connection to her.
At that moment, Zhou Mumu had also gone missing again—she didn't answer her phone or respond to messages.
Every time my uncle was hospitalized, she acted this way. She would call him "Dad" affectionately, but when he truly needed her, she was nowhere to be found.
Just as the doctor finished explaining the post-surgery matters, two police officers suddenly walked into the room.
"Are you Xia Lili? Zhou Mumu has committed suicide. Her family reported that it is related to you. Please cooperate with our investigation and come with us."
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