Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Character Just Wants to Die a Natural Death

His company also requires weekend shifts and overtime, but if it's not his turn yet, he doesn't need to.

"OK."

Over the weekend, Yao Feiran went to He Chuan's hometown. Fortunately, it wasn't too far. His parents lived in the countryside. When Yao Feiran arrived, she found He Chuan's portrait displayed in the main hall, presumably indicating that the funeral had already been held. He's parents sat outside, looking out, their faces ashen.

A girl had just finished delivering the food and was leaving.

"Auntie, hello, I'm He Chuan's friend. He took a spare key to my house. May I take it?"

It took He's mother a while to come to her senses. She wiped away her tears and said, "Oh, you're his friend. I didn't know where his key was."

"Does he have a black bag?"

"Yes, yes."

Remembering something, He's mother picked up the black bag, and Yao Feiran indeed saw a key in the side pocket.

Yao Feiran put down the fruit she had bought: "Auntie, I'll take this key first."

"Hey—, little girl, you don't need to bring anything."

He Chuan said you guys like to eat cherries.

Upon hearing this, both of their eyes reddened again. Yao Feiran didn't say anything more and took the keys back home.

He Chuan said he had paid rent for six months in a row. The landlord was a middle-aged woman who would not bother them normally, and they would only contact each other on social media. The landlord was unaware of He Chuan's death.

Her parents always assumed he lived in the company dormitory and never inquired about it. They took his ashes and went back home heartbroken.

Yao Feiran found his rented apartment, which was surprisingly clean. Following He Chuan's instructions, she found a box at the very back of the drawer.

It was a box from a jewelry store, and inside was a greeting card that read, "Happy Birthday, Mom."

Upon opening the box, I found a gold ring inside, which looked quite substantial.

Unexpectedly, He Chuan is quite filial.

As for the 10,000 yuan reward, he probably asked his parents for it.

Yao Feiran ran over to ask He Chuan.

"You said you'd give a reward of ten thousand yuan, where did you get the money?"

"In my rented apartment, the gaming chair, the computer, and the tablet were all bought by me and are still quite new. The air conditioner is also newly purchased. If you sell them at the second-hand market, you should be able to raise 10,000 yuan."

Yao Feiran: "..."

His voice trailed off: "There's one more thing. Tell my parents to pay their social security contributions retroactively. They have the money but don't know how to do it. I had already arranged to take time off work to go back and help them."

"You're pretty shameless, aren't you?"

He Chuan looked embarrassed: "Actually, I also borrowed 30,000 yuan from someone else. The IOU is in the drawer, but I don't think he'll pay it back. Why don't you try to ask him for it? All this money is yours."

"Screw you, I don't have time for that."

She's not related to the other party and has no right to ask for it. He Chuan's parents are from the countryside and wouldn't bother with this. Telling them would only cause them more trouble.

Yao Feiran listed the items in her room on a second-hand website, and they were quickly bought and picked up by someone.

Yao Feiran logged into He Chuan's social media account and sent a message to the landlord saying that she had something to do at home and would not be renting the place anymore. As a result, the landlord transferred three thousand yuan to her.

It's the remaining two months' rent and the deposit.

Yao Feiran sent a message: "Auntie, you're so kind."

"Young man, I'm not the kind of person who loses his conscience. It's not easy for you young people to make a living. Just put the key under that flowerpot."

"OK, thanks."

Yao Feiran told He Chuan about this, and He Chuan's eyes reddened again: "Auntie is very kind, and the house price is already very low for that location."

Yao Feiran packed up He Chuan's clothes and some odds and ends from the rented room and went to He's house.

Mother He asked, somewhat puzzled, "Sister, why are you here again?"

"He Chuan left some things with me, and a rent refund. This is He Chuan's birthday gift to you."

When He's mother saw the gold ring and the words on the greeting card, tears instantly streamed down her face.

"He kept saying he would help you pay your social security contributions when he had time, but this new policy just came out. Once the deadline has passed, you won't be able to make up for it. I'll take you to the government service center on Monday to get it done."

"Our son has told us this many times, but his dad still says it's unnecessary."

"This is also your son's wish; he certainly doesn't want you to be without support when you get old."

Mrs. He was speechless and wept uncontrollably, muttering to herself, "My son was so obedient, he never caused us any trouble, and he treated everyone so well. Why did this accident happen?"

Yao Feiran sighed. They were elderly and had lost their only child. She wondered how they would cope in the future.

Yao Feiran asked Luo Yu to take a short leave on Monday to handle the matters at He Chuan's parents' house.

"Your cousin came to visit your parents. She works at the village committee nearby and said she comes often."

He Chuan's soul slowly faded, and he revealed a faint smile: "Thank you."

Seeing that his soul had gone to another space, Yao Feiran thought to herself that only by letting go of their obsessions could the ghosts of this world be reincarnated.

back home.

"Don't insist on being on duty anymore. I've noticed you haven't been feeling well lately."

Luo Yu was surprised that Yao Feiran would care about her, and his expression became somewhat unnatural.

"It's okay, I'm used to it."

"You can never earn all the money in the world. I'm worried you might have a heart attack and die. I've earned five thousand in the last few days, which should give me some breathing room."

Luo Yu earns about 13,000 yuan a month, more than 9,000 yuan when he doesn't work overtime. He keeps 1,500 yuan for himself to buy groceries and cook, and hands over the rest to others. In this small town, that's already pretty good. However, his car loan and mortgage add up to more than 4,000 yuan. When the original owner of this body was unhappy, he liked to shop online, which made him look a bit inferior.

Luo Yu sensed something was off about Yao Feiran's eyes. He scratched his head and said, "You're amazing. You've earned so much in just a few days."

"I was too anxious before. Take it slow, things will get better. But let me be clear from the start: your parents didn't contribute a single penny to the wedding, buying a house, the dowry, or the birth of the child. So I won't have much contact with your parents. Don't drag me into being a dutiful son to your parents. And if anything happens, you have to be on my side."

Luo Yu nodded, a simple smile on his face: "Okay, as long as we live a good life together, I'll listen to you."

He was neglected since childhood, so he longed for a home of his own. If Yao Feiran was willing to live a good life with him, his parents would fulfill their responsibilities, and that would be all.

Yao Feiran nodded. Luo Yu wasn't exactly blindly filial. His parents believed that a man should have his own abilities, and even if the family was rich, they wouldn't give him the money. However, they were willing to spend money on their daughter and looked down on the original owner's family. Yao Feiran didn't have any objections to them. When they got married, the original owner's parents didn't act very kindly either, so it was good for both sides to keep their distance.

The next day, Yao Feiran took her three children to a nearby park to sunbathe. She pushed three strollers by herself, and those around her looked on with pity.

It seems like she has a really tough life.

Yao Feiran remained silent and sat on a park bench. An old woman sitting next to her chuckled and said, "What an adorable child. My child was just as cute when he was little, but unfortunately, he was abandoned here."

"This isn't a place for you. What are you so fixated on?"

The old woman's smile froze: "Little girl, can you see me?"