Trading system, I exchanged vegetables for golden pills.

Misfortune seems to target the unlucky. After being taken to the hospital, the bald man was told that he had suffered a sudden cerebral hemorrhage and needed immediate medical attention.

Auntie and Chen Tingting were both stunned, and they looked at each other blankly.

How could fainting lead to a sudden brain hemorrhage?

My second aunt almost cursed the quack doctor for being incompetent and refusing to cure the disease.

However, her brother remained unconscious, leaving her with no choice but to sign the papers.

In the end, she could only call her sister-in-law to tell her about it. Upon hearing the news, her sister-in-law hurriedly took a taxi and rushed over.

About two hours later, my sister-in-law arrived. Seeing the operating room still lit up, she anxiously asked, "Sister, what happened?"

After a moment's hesitation, my second aunt said, "My brother invested in stocks, lost money, and probably got a little carried away, which caused him to suffer a sudden brain hemorrhage!"

Upon hearing this, the sister-in-law's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets: "Stock trading? He's been trading stocks behind my back again? How much did he lose this time?"

At this moment, the person lying inside seems unimportant.

Her focus is entirely on stock trading.

If the losses were too great, she would even tell the doctor that there was no need to save her...

My second aunt comforted my sister-in-law, saying, "Sigh, calm down. Maybe it'll go back up now. Investing in stocks always involves both gains and losses!"

My sister-in-law was quite agitated at this moment: "Make money? Make money my ass! Do you know how much he lost in the stock market before? At least seven or eight hundred thousand. He even secretly took my gold jewelry to sell and bought some fake ones to keep there."

Auntie and Chen Tingting exchanged a glance, unsure of what to say.

They didn't know this before!

"How much did he lose?" his sister-in-law pressed.

Chen Tingting took out her phone, opened the stock trading app, and slowly said, "It should be around three or four hundred thousand in total!"

However, she was stunned when she saw the green numbers; she had already lost more than 50 yuan.

The sister-in-law snatched Chen Tingting's phone and looked at it for a long time; she almost didn't go in with her to help with the emergency.

Her chest heaved: "Divorce, it has to be a divorce! He promised me he wouldn't touch stocks again, but this time he not only did it, but he lost so much! This divorce is inevitable!"

My aunt quickly tried to calm me down, saying, "Don't worry, I'll make him apologize to you when he comes out. Calm down, calm down!"

"I can't calm down at all, I want to divorce that bastard." My sister-in-law was so angry that she spun around on the spot.

A moment later, the sister-in-law suddenly realized something and hurriedly said, "Wait a minute, where did he get so much money? This account isn't his!"

My aunt had no choice but to explain, "This account belongs to Tingting, but my brother said it's a loan for him, and he'll be managing it. The money was actually borrowed by Tingting and lent to him for the operation!"

The sister-in-law frowned, grasping the crux of the matter: "He borrowed it? If he borrowed it, why didn't he use his own account, but instead used Tingting's account?"

"Because I just started trading, the funds can only be withdrawn tomorrow, and my uncle couldn't wait, so he borrowed my account to operate first," Tingting explained.

The sister-in-law stared at Chen Tingting: "Wait, do you have any IOUs or other evidence?"

Chen Tingting's heart skipped a beat. Could her aunt be planning to renege on the debt?

Evidence? Given her mother's personality, what kind of evidence would she leave behind if she lent money to her younger brother?

It was all just verbal agreement! There was definitely no written IOU.

If the transaction was made through Baldy's account and there are transfer records, then there's something to discuss.

But this was done on her account, there are no transfer records, and no third-party witnesses, so it's really hard to say what happened.

"Sister-in-law, don't get agitated, listen to me. It was indeed Tingting who lent the money to my brother. Why would I need an IOU from my brother? When have I ever asked for an IOU when I lent him money before!" The second aunt patted her sister-in-law's arm.

The sister-in-law slapped her second aunt's hand away: "So, you don't have a loan agreement? Sister, you can't just make things up like that! There's a procedure to lending money. Legally speaking, this money definitely doesn't belong to your brother. How can you directly use someone else's account? That's against the rules!"

"And you, Tingting, you can't blame your uncle just because you lost money. He's spoiled you all these years, and his account is still logged into your phone!"

"Who uses someone else's phone to trade stocks? At least make your lies believable!"

Anyway, my sister-in-law insisted that the money wasn't borrowed by her pig.

Logically speaking, this doesn't make sense.

Chen Tingting looked at her mother, because she was unaware that her mother had borrowed the money, and she didn't know the details of what had happened.

This matter is definitely impossible to explain clearly.

She couldn't understand why her mother would do that; hadn't she thought about that question?

Now look what's happened, my aunt is denying everything.

And Bald Uncle is still inside being treated!

"Sister-in-law, you can't go back on your word! Tingting's loan still needs to be repaid. How about this, let my brother talk about it himself when he wakes up!"

My second aunt had no choice but to speak up.

She never expected things to turn out this way.

Evidence? Where would she get any evidence? She doesn't understand these things.

Upon closer examination, even she herself felt there was something wrong with her actions; in other words, no one else would believe her.

If this goes to court, they will both lose.

Only then did she realize the seriousness of the problem.

But what's done is done, and there's no use in regretting it; there's no going back.

The sister-in-law snorted coldly, turned her head away, and sat on the bench to the side without saying a word.

"Mom, look what you've done! You can't even borrow money properly. Aren't you just screwing me over?" Tingting couldn't help but complain.

"Is it my fault? Everything is my fault? If you hadn't been investing in stocks, none of this nonsense would have happened!" My second aunt was in a very bad mood!

Tingting sat down angrily, playing on her phone and staring at the stock market, lost in thought.

The three of them looked unwell and did not continue speaking.

Things have gotten to this point, and it's practically come to a standstill.

In the face of money, whether someone is a sister or a sister-in-law is irrelevant.

Moreover, the two are not related by blood, and their relationship is as fragile as glass.

About an hour later, the operating room lights went out, and a nurse came out of the door.

My sister-in-law rushed forward: "Doctor, how did the surgery go? Is the patient alright?"

The nurse said, "The patient is out of danger, but because he doesn't pay attention to exercise, his prognosis is relatively poor. He may suffer from long-term sequelae and will need long-term rehabilitation training!"

When her sister-in-law heard this, it was like a bolt from the blue, especially since she knew all too well what long-term rehabilitation training meant.

This means that her family has lost a pillar of support and a breadwinner!

My second aunt frowned, somewhat puzzled, and asked, "Doctor, what kind of aftereffects might there be?"

The nurse took a deep breath and slowly said, "In layman's terms, it's hemiplegia. You might not be able to express yourself accurately, and you won't be able to take care of yourself!"