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

After some time, Yao Feiran returned to the county town with Yang Guilan.

Chen's father was hit by a car for running a red light, and it was said to be quite serious. After all, he was his son, so Yang Guilan and her husband rushed to the county town, and Yao Feiran, as their daughter, went with them.

On her way back, she saw Chen Xinqi and Jiang Xinqi. At that time, Chen Xinqi had given birth to a son. Because Jiang's mother was unwilling to come, Chen's mother had been taking care of him.

Jiang Li looked much more haggard. He had been unsuccessful all these years and missed many opportunities. He could only find a low-paying job temporarily because he had to support his child and work part-time at night. Chen Xinqi often said that he didn't spend time with her, and when he came back, he could only coax her.

Yao Feiran knew that even the best couples couldn't escape the sorrows of poverty, especially when only one side was making sacrifices. In the original story, Chen Xinqi lived a happy and fulfilling life because Jiang Li later succeeded, and Chen Xinqi became a wealthy wife who didn't need to work and was pampered in every way, making her feel that her choice was right.

Yao Fei then discovered that Song Yiyu was secretly targeting Jiang Li. He originally intended to target Chen Xinqi, but Chen Xinqi had been staying at home to rest during her pregnancy and had no intention of going out to work, so he took his anger out on Jiang Li.

She thought to herself that Song Yiyu was indeed a weirdo; unable to deal with Yao Feiran, he took his anger out on others.

However, Yao Feiran was happy to see it happen.

Yao Feiran looked at Chen's father on the hospital bed. He had multiple fractures and internal bleeding. He had stayed in the ICU for several days before being transferred back to a regular ward. Moreover, because Chen's father was fully responsible, there was no compensation at all. She seemed to have a memory of this incident, but Yao Feiran did not keep it in mind.

In the original story, Chen's father stayed for more than a month, and the original owner took good care of him, while Chen Xinqi was still flirting with Song Yiyu and would occasionally come to see Chen's father.

Even so, Mr. Chen still felt that Chen Xinqi was considerate and that he shouldn't bother her too much.

After so many years apart, Yao Feiran only met him once, waiting in the corridor outside. Yang Guilan asked the doctor about the situation and finally breathed a sigh of relief when she heard that he was out of danger.

At this moment, Chen's mother came over and pointed at Yao Feiran, saying, "Feiran, your father is going to be hospitalized now, and we don't know how long he'll stay. You'll have to help take care of him. Pay the hospital fees later, and I'll be helping your sister take care of her child."

Yao Feiran raised an eyebrow: "If you want me to contribute money and effort, then I am Chen Xinqi's father. She should also contribute something."

Chen's father has now lost his ability to take care of himself, so she cannot take care of him personally.

"Your sister just gave birth, can't you, as her older sister, think about her?"

"No, either the responsibility is split equally, or you guys figure it out yourselves."

Chen's mother looked unpleasant, but Yao Feiran spoke calmly and slowly, revealing no emotion, as if she were looking at a stranger.

"You child, you still hold onto such a small thing, you're so immature. Even if your parents have made some big mistakes, they still raised you."

"To be precise, you only raised me for six years, and as long as I survived, that was enough. Before elementary school and after the college entrance exam, you didn't do anything for me," Yao Feiran said calmly. "Actually, you might have treated me better if you had sent me to an orphanage."

Chen's mother angrily said, "If I had known, I would have drowned you when you were born."

"Just consider yourself drowned now."

Yang Guilan also heard the commotion outside and, fearing that Yao Feiran had been bullied, watched the mother and daughter confront each other and said unhappily, "It's one thing to be biased in the past, but you haven't paid any attention to Feiran since she graduated from high school. Now you have the nerve to ask her to pay for medical expenses? Don't you have any savings? Hire a caregiver yourselves, or do as Feiran says and have your two daughters share the responsibility equally!"

Yang Guilan was also very worried about Chen's father. She only breathed a sigh of relief when the doctor said that he was out of danger. However, it was estimated that it would cost more than 100,000 yuan. But her daughter-in-law actually wanted Fei Ran to bear the cost alone. If they had treated her well when she was a child, that would be fine. But they have been harsh on her since she was a child. Even if Fei Ran is willing to make sacrifices, Chen Xinqi cannot escape responsibility.

Seeing her grandmother and mother confront each other, Chen Xinqi pretended to be sad and said, "I'm sorry, my child really needs someone to look after him. This is my father, of course I won't abandon him, and I will provide the financial support."

Yao Feiran scoffed, knowing that she was just saying it and wouldn't actually do it. She glanced at the people indifferently, turned around and left. Chen's mother tried to pull her forward, but because her mother-in-law, father-in-law and Chen Shuang were all there, she didn't dare to move.

Jiang Li watched Yao Feiran's departing figure, recalling how Yang Guilan had scolded his parents-in-law in the ward for how they treated Chen Feiran. He also remembered how, in his previous life, whenever something happened to his parents-in-law, Feiran would personally go to take care of them, while Chen Xinqi was still having an affair with Song Yiyu.

However, Fei Ran's parents-in-law were still very picky about her, which was completely different from their attitude towards Chen Xin Qi.

Jiang Li felt particularly bad. Over the years, he had to admit that Chen Xinqi had always been like this, only taking other people's efforts for granted, while Fei Ran had always been treated unfairly.

A few days later, Yao Feiran still hired a caregiver, but only for a week. The caregiver disappeared the following week, and Chen's mother had no choice but to rush back to her hometown to take care of her. She also called Yao Feiran to ask what was going on.

"I'll take care of her for one week, and Chen Xinqi for one week. We'll take turns. How come she talks so nicely but can't even afford to hire a caregiver?"

The medical expenses had almost depleted their savings, so Chen's mother had no choice but to use the remaining money to pay for the caregiver. Her grandson couldn't be left alone, and she couldn't bear to see Chen Xinqi in such a state of chaos, so she decided to keep him in Liaocheng.

Yao Feiran wasn't surprised when she found out. True love is about always feeling indebted. Even though Chen Xinqi didn't have a job and could take care of the child on her own, Chen's mother still felt that her daughter was working too hard.

Yang Guilan is getting old. Seeing that Chen's father was out of danger, she left. Her life is now taken care of by her granddaughter. She gave everything for her son when she was young, thinking that at least he would come to visit her when she was sick in her old age. But she found that her son only cared about her money, and now she is somewhat disheartened.

Mr. Chen felt increasingly depressed as he thought about how he had a wife and daughter, yet no one came to take care of him. Even his mother felt the same way. Seeing the neighbors enjoying their family time while the caregiver treated him like a tool with a stern face, and because his mother used cheap caregivers to save money, and the caregivers were rough and humiliating, he felt he had lost all dignity.

Later, when Yao Feiran found out that it was Chen's mother who had paid for the job, she stopped caring about what happened next. Since they doted on their youngest daughter, she, as the eldest daughter, naturally wouldn't take on too much responsibility.