Chapter 330: Chapter 323: The Scumbag Arrives

And Tang Yuxin knew, the little brother she referred to was Chengcheng, who had never been injected or suffered so much, certainly hadn’t had his chubby hands poked with a dozen holes.

Her needles went in almost without interruption.

The little girl just gently furrowed her brows, but she didn’t cry. Perhaps this was due to Tang Yuxin’s skill, or maybe the little girl didn’t feel much pain.

“Done,” Tang Yuxin adjusted the speed with her hand and then moved on to cleaning and other tasks. The doctors couldn’t believe the skill of this sophomore. How did she get so good?

From then on, Tang Yuxin was often asked to administer IVs. Her hands were gentle and adept at finding veins, so regardless of the difficulty, she was always able to insert the needle with ease. Naturally, her wages gradually increased.

After work, Qin Ziye came to pick her up.

“How was it? Tired today?” Qin Ziye buckled her seatbelt. “It isn’t bad cooking for me every day. It’s commendable for a girl to be so ambitious, but remember, I’m not just anyone.”

“I just want to intern properly and earn some extra pocket money. What else would I be doing here?”

Tang Yuxin leaned against the car seat. She enjoyed her profession and the environment here. Perhaps it was just a habit that had developed over time. After all, she was a doctor, wasn’t she?

“You can also intern at my place.”

With Qin Ziye behind the wheel, he dropped her off at the small courtyard house.

“What would I intern as at your place?” Tang Yuxin blinked. “What, are you opening a small clinic or something?”

“Silly,” Qin Ziye laughed purposefully. “You’ll be interning as a good wife and mother.”

Tang Yuxin suddenly felt her heart skip a beat. She quickly turned her gaze outside, trying to conceal her slightly reddened ears.

She liked the idea of that life – building a home with a man, having a child.

Qin Ziye was laughing, but the laughter in his eyes seemed blurred. It was as if his eyes were looking through her at someone else, a person Tang Yuxin had never noticed.

She was too trusting, and he was too clever.

“Yuxin, aren’t you starting school soon?” The doctor was quite reluctant to let Tang Yuxin go. “You can come back next semester.”

“Sure,” Tang Yuxin agreed, though she really wanted to cry. Doctor, couldn’t you not squeeze my hand so hard? If it didn’t have a deeper meaning, she would have thought the doctor was overstepping his boundaries.

Tang Yuxin could only agree for now. However, once school started, she wouldn’t come back. When the next holiday came, she would have difficulty returning as she would have to take care of Chengcheng at home. She could only see her brother a couple of months a year and feared that if she didn’t go home during the winter break, he would forget about her.

After all, she only had one younger brother in her life.

By the time she returned to school, it was right around the time for new students to matriculate. As she walked through the school gate, there were various welcoming banners for new students.

There were tables set up at the school entrance manned by student volunteers to welcome the new arrivals.

Just as she was about to return to her dorm, she heard someone calling her name.

“Excuse me, could you please wait?” She stopped and turned around to see someone running towards her. Perhaps the dazzling sunlight was making it hard for her to see.

It was not until the sunlight was blocked that she opened her eyes. The voice rang familiarly in her ears.

“Excuse me, do you know where the computer science department is?

Yuxin, thank you. Don’t worry; I will never let you down in this life.

Yuxin, I’m sorry for making you spend money again. I feel so useless.

Yuxin, it won’t be long now. I’m going to return soon. Please bear with it a little longer, just one more year.

Yuxin, my advisor said my grades aren’t good enough, I need to study for another year. Yuxin, can you bear it for one more year? Once I return, our hard days will be over.

Yuxin, let’s get married. Don’t worry; I will treat you well for the rest of my life.

You can’t even give birth to a child. What use are you to me? All you have done is pay for my education. Fine, calculate how long you have supported me and how much money you have given me, I will return it all to you.

Tang Yuxin, let’s divorce. I can’t live with a woman like you. Look at yourself, you don’t even look like a woman now. You’re over thirty and can’t have children; are you trying to let the Zhang family line end with us?

Sister, I’m pregnant with your husband’s child. Of course, this house should belong to my brother-in-law. His name is written on the document.

The light stung her eyes. She lifted her head and left those swirling past memories, returning to her reality. She was still a sophomore, a student completely unrelated to that man.

“Excuse me, excuse me…”

Seeing that Tang Yuxin wasn’t answering, the person asked again worriedly, “Excuse me, where is the computer science department?”

“Go straight and turn left.”

Tang Yuxin turned around, blocking the overly bright light behind her.

“Excuse me, I’m not very familiar with the place. Can you show me the way?”

The boy moved closer. He wasn’t too tall and had an average face with glasses that made him look scholarly. He was carrying a large bag on his back and pulling a suitcase, following Tang Yuxin laboriously.

Even if his face turned to ash, Tang Yuxin would recognize it. They met in college and then got married until her death – nearly ten years together. She started working for him and his family like a maid the moment she graduated, earning their living, taking care of his parents, paying his tuition, covering the mortgage. But what did she get in return?

Her husband became her brother-in-law. The house she had painstakingly repaid for over ten years became someone else’s. Even the pension she left to her father after her death, they wanted to seize.

She surprised herself by marrying such a man and serving his family like a maid for ten full years. She even subsidized him like a mother, funding his master’s degree and then his studies abroad. She never allowed herself to buy clothes. In the end, she was driven out of the household like a dog by him and his family.

Simply because she was old, simply because she couldn’t have a child.

But they should ask: who was it that forced her to abort their child when she was five months pregnant because he wanted to go abroad to study? Because he needed money, because he needed living expenses. Having a child would mean they would have another mouth to feed. He had to take care of his father and a child, so how could he possibly work and earn money to support him studying abroad? So she swallowed her tears and aborted the five-month-old fetus.