FSC [QT] Chapter 136.2

Anyway, in Mu Wanwan’s opinion, her mother’s behavior was unfair. All the things that she could not get before were created by her mother for the child in her belly.

She would have enough energy to accompany the child in her belly to grow up. The brother and sister who frequently appeared in nightmares would really take away everything from her.

“If I was the same age as now when I was pregnant with you, and faced so many problems, I would sell the company without hesitation. In my identity as a mother, you and this child are priceless.” Ah Wu said firmly.

Discussing issues using different environmental backgrounds is inherently rogue.

It is said that parents should treat their children equally. But if the conditions were difficult when the older child was born and you could not buy him many snacks and toys, but then the family environment improved when the second child was born, in order to ensure the older child’s psychological balance, did you still insist on letting the second child live the life of the older child?

Couldn’t you buy too many toys and snacks?

The older child didn’t have money to attend cram school and the family only had two dishes and one soup for three meals a day before.

Did you have to do the same now?

The reason why Ah Wu decided to sell the company’s shares now was indeed due to physical factors and other reasons.

If she was an elderly mother who had difficulty in maintaining the fetus when she was pregnant with Mu Wanwan, had to face the death of her husband, and took on the part-time role of a father as well, she would have made the same decision.

This is not partiality, but reality.

“But why do you have to give birth to this child!”

Mu Wanwan was feeling a little irritated, but she had to admit that her mother’s words really made her feel better.

“In the first half of my life, the country controlled my womb.”

Under family planning policy, unless there are special circumstances, every household can only have one child, and women’s wombs are not in their own hands.

“In the second half of my life, my child still wants to control my womb. Wanwan, is it Mom who is selfish, or you?”

Ah Wu’s heart was tightly clenched. The emotions of this body affected her. At this moment, looking at the child in front of her, Ah Wu felt both love and resentment.

Ever since the second child policy was implemented, the topic of a second child has never stopped in society. However, Ah Wu has always believed that having children is every woman’s right.

As long as the energy and financial conditions allow, there is no reason for parents to prevent them from having another child. Of course, the premise is that the second child will not become a burden to the first child.

Under this premise, if the child still prevents the parents from getting pregnant again, then do the parents have enough power to force the child to get married and force the child to have children?

All rights and obligations should be relative. It doesn’t make sense that they should sacrifice for their children unconditionally just because they are parents.

Sometimes parents love you very much and are willing to give everything for you, even their lives, but it doesn’t mean that they won’t complain or feel sad.

Faced with her mother’s questioning, Mu Wanwan was speechless for a moment.

She still believed that what she insisted on was right, but she didn’t know where her mother’s words were wrong.

“The porridge is cold. I’ll go to the restaurant outside the hospital to buy you another one.”

In a dilemma, Mu Wanwan just wanted to escape.

It just so happened that after such a long confrontation, the porridge, which was just the right temperature at the beginning, was a little cold, and the chicken soup brought from home tasted salty.

Mu Wanwan thought about going to the restaurant outside the hospital to buy a new lunch for her mother, which would also give both of them some space to calm down.

“Dad’s body… I can’t make up my mind about these things. Mom, you must get better soon.”

Standing at the door, Mu Wanwan said with her back to Ah Wu.

After the accident, the family of the driver had been trying to gain their forgiveness by using compensation, but Mu Wanwan was very firm. They only needed the compensation that the law stipulated.

The driver had destroyed her family, and how much punishment he should receive would not change because of such a small amount of money.

She could make the decision on the compensation issue, but she needed her mother’s help with her father’s funeral arrangements.

Therefore, until now, Mu Feng’s body had not been cremated, but it was stored in a freezer at the funeral home.

When leaving the ward, Mu Wanwan’s steps were a little heavy.

Although she could put most of her resentment on the driver who caused the accident, she knew in her heart that she had an unshirkable responsibility for her father’s death.

If it weren’t for her phone call, her father wouldn’t have chosen to travel in the middle of the night in a hurry, nor would he have encountered the driver who had just obtained his driver’s license and only dared to practice driving in the middle of the night when there were not many vehicles.

If the other party killed her father directly, then she was indirect. She killed one of the people who loved her most in the world. She was far more hateful than that driver.

Watching Mu Wanwan’s back as she left, Ah Wu sighed deeply.

Perhaps most mothers cannot really hate their own children. Even if the child does many things that make her sad, even though she is heartbroken, she will choose to give her another chance.

This is the mother!

 

 

 

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