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

"What's wrong with my sister? She's only a year younger than me. Relationships are mutual; no one should always be giving."

Luo's mother looked at Luo Yu.

His expression was indifferent, and there was even a hint of impatience between his brows.

She suddenly remembered the time when her sister's family was sent to detention by Luo Yu. Luo's mother thought that if she ignored them, they would come begging to them sooner or later.

As a result, they had already made a lot of money and lived in the provincial capital. They hadn't brought their grandson over for three years, and she always felt empty inside. She used to think she could control them, but now they didn't need anything anymore.

She used to be very proud, urging her son to get married so he could bring home a wife without her having to pay for it. Later, when Yao Feiran begged her for help, she hung up the phone. Now they've made it through, and her son has found someone to rely on, but he's becoming increasingly distant from her.

Luo Yu didn't want to stay here either, so he said to Grandma Luo, "Grandma, I'm going to stay at my own home first."

Grandma Luo sighed and patted Luo Yu's hand.

When Yao Xubing was sentenced to death, the Yao family was in complete uproar. Yao Feiran had already blocked her relatives there. These people would not blame Yao Xubing for deserving to die; they would only resent Yao Feiran for exposing his true murderous nature.

Now that Yao's mother has stopped urging Yao Feiran to come back, Yao Feiran has had a lot more peace and quiet.

More than a decade has passed, during which Chen Jialin got married and even bought a house next to Yao Feiran's.

The three children are now in high school. Luo Yu has been a full-time dad, while Zhou Wen has retired from his job and bought a house in the city where his daughter works. The two families still get together occasionally.

The three children, who grew up in a happy family, have always had a deep bond. Luo Yu devoted himself entirely to his family, while Yao Feiran, who was busy performing rituals to help souls pass on their souls, did not contribute as much to the family. She respected Luo Yu in front of the children and had already given him a supplementary credit card so that he would not ask for money. The children did not look down on Luo Yu because he did not earn money.

After Luo's parents got old, Luo Yu would visit them every year and give them some living expenses. They always wanted to see their grandson, but Luo Yu refused.

Here, Yao's mother had suffered a serious illness and wanted Yao Feiran to support her. After all, her son was her heart and soul, and how could she leave such a heavy burden of caring for her in her old age to her son? So she asked Yao Feiran to cover all the medical expenses.

Moreover, they actively requested that the medications be imported and expensive, thinking that their daughter would pay for them anyway.

A few years ago, Yao Feiran and Chen Jialin discussed that in order to avoid conflicts between their children in the future, they would gradually separate their assets. Apart from the original studio, most of their other assets were overseas, and Yao Feiran received the overseas assets.

Her three children were sent abroad to study long ago, and the couple immigrated abroad. Yao Feiran is currently in China on a work visa, working for the studio and foundation for free without pay.

The studio's business has expanded overseas, and Yao Feiran is also in charge of the overseas division.

When Yao's mother was urged by the hospital to pay the fees, she went to the police station to find Yao Feiran, only to discover that she was no longer a citizen of the country, spent very little time in China, and had no assets under her name in China. She was instantly dumbfounded.

She could only turn back to Yao Chenghao, but Yao Chenghao simply couldn't afford such high medical expenses. Yao's parents had no choice but to spend all their savings. Fortunately, they still had their pensions, which were enough to make ends meet. The elderly often have underlying health conditions, but they dare not go to the hospital and still have to pay rent.

Back then, Yao Chenghao couldn't afford a house, so the two elderly people sold their old house and bought a new one for their son. The family squeezed together, and conflicts increased. When their grandson grew up, Yao Chenghao persuaded them to rent a place outside.

After suffering from illness for several years, Yao's mother finally realized that her son would not take care of her anymore, so she simply sued to take back the house, which caused quite a stir.

After the house was taken back, the two sides broke off relations completely. With the house, Yao's parents were able to make ends meet, even after deducting the cost of rent.

When Yao Feiran returned to China again, they asked someone to contact them, hoping to meet her.

When Yao Feiran heard that the two sides had broken ties, she was happy to see what was going on. When she arrived, she found that the two elderly people were already very old. However, they seemed to be able to walk nimbly and take care of themselves.

Yao's mother sobbed, "Feiran, I'm so sorry. Your sister-in-law is such an ingrate. I've worked so hard for her, and she just wants to discard me after she's done her bidding. She even encouraged your brother to treat me like this."

"What does it have to do with her? You didn't raise her. Your family's circumstances are what they are. It's already a miracle she was willing to marry into the family." Yao Feiran forced a smile. "Mom, if you still can't tell who's the ingrate, I'm leaving."

Yao's mother's lips moved, but she remained silent. Only Yao's father spoke up: "Feiran, we are old and don't have much time left. We really have let you down. We favored your brother back then, thinking that he was a son and would cost more than a girl. We raised you, and you can't just shirk all responsibility."

Yao Feiran took out a piece of paper: "Let's do some accounting. This is the cost of raising me all these years. I didn't buy much when I was a child, and the food wasn't good. Any good food was given to my younger brother first. I only spent about 10,000 yuan on college. If we're going to be more generous, the total cost from childhood to adulthood is over 100,000 yuan. Let's say it's 300,000 yuan due to inflation. After deducting the dowry you took, my salary from the first few years after graduation, and the red envelopes during holidays, it seems like you still owe me money."

The numbers on the screen were particularly jarring to Yao's father.

"You're not thinking about paying me for taking care of me, are you? You practically raised me like a child, and I even helped take care of my younger brother." Yao Feiran said with a half-smile, "Tell me, what do I owe you?"

Finally, Yao's mother spoke up: "We're family, is it necessary to be so calculating?"

"There's no need to count real family. Where am I related to you? By the way, you often pretend to be worried about me and send long messages. Let's give you a penny for each message you send, since you're just all talk."

The two elderly people were speechless. Yao Feiran then spoke up, "How about this, you transfer the house to me, and I will take care of you in your old age."

Yao's father exclaimed excitedly, "You're dreaming! You definitely want to take revenge on us!"

Yao Feiran bowed with both hands: "Since you refuse to believe me, then forget it."

Yao Feiran still wanted to give them one last chance, but they didn't believe her, so she stopped worrying about it.

Luo Yu still gives both sets of parents a monthly allowance, just enough to keep them from starving.

Mr. and Mrs. Yao had no one to confide in. They lived a cold and lonely life every day, and were also plagued by illness.

Yao Chenghao has relied on his parents' financial support his whole life. Now that the house has been taken back, he also has to pay for medical expenses and support. Because the house issue has become a big deal, the company was afraid of damaging its image, so it took the opportunity to fire him. In the end, his wife also filed for divorce. His life is getting worse day by day.

Later, he frequently came over to berate the two elderly people, which eventually led to a conflict. He pushed Yao's father down, causing him to lose his ability to take care of himself, and Yao Chenghao was also imprisoned.

Luo Xin did take on the responsibility of raising her son, but she became increasingly anxious and troubled. After all, her brother was so rich, yet she could only look at him but not touch him. Her family had to support four elderly people and struggle to make a living. With her son going through his rebellious phase, life was becoming increasingly difficult, and chaos reigned every day.

She had been trying to get closer to Luo Yu and frequently contacted Yao Feiran, but it was no use; eventually, they even changed their phone numbers.

She could only secretly regret that she shouldn't have been so ruthless back then.

When Luo's parents saw their granddaughter become a tennis world champion on TV, they felt extremely bitter. Over the years, no matter how much they begged or pleaded, they would not accept the red envelopes they sent, and Luo Yu would never let them see Yao Feiran and the child.

Luo Xin didn't have time to come over either; she broke her leg last week and had to get through it on her own.

Sometimes they wonder if things would have been different if they had lent a hand when they were going through tough times and the whole family had worked together.