He gave out three talismans and lost his strength like that. To Thien suddenly lost interest. This business seems to have gone to waste. Maybe bad luck has been coming lately so she unfortunately looked at the wrong target.
To Thien shyly asked:
- No remuneration?
The father sat down on a low-backed chair and waved his arms vigorously:
- Remuneration is not needed! Tell her to call you right away if she has a problem, then you report back to me.
To Thien was skeptical:
- Are you sure, Dad? I don't agree with helping people but losing your life.
The father sweated again and said:
- I'll tell you later. Remind her to be carefully, did she just end up with someone she shouldn't have, why does her fate change so often?
- Let me ask. - To Thien said to reassure her father, but in her heart she already had the desire to trick Thuc Nghi into leaving. It was only because she suddenly softened her heart, but besides her face, which resembled her older sister's, Thuc Nghi doesn't have anything worthy of people's love.
To Thien reluctantly brought three talismans to Thuc Nghi, two folded in half, one folded into a small red bag, and instructed:
- This bag is worn around the neck, can protect the body, and these two are stuck on the door of the house, one is stuck on the front door of the room, and stuck on this place up here, do you understand?
To Thien said as she pointed to the wall above the door.
Thuc Nghi nodded:
- Understood. Can anyone wear this?
To Thien replied haphazardly:
- Anyone can wear it. But it's best if you just keep wearing it, after all you're the one having bad luck.
- Money...
To Thien waved her hand:
- Do not need money. If these talismans don't work, that means i can't help you anymore. You have to find someone else to help. Go to the yard, I'll take you back to the school gate, then you can go home on your own.
To Thien went first, Thuc Nghi remained behind, took out three bills and placed them under the fortune teller's book before following To Thien.
To Thien rode her bike to the end of the alley and immediately saw Mac Tu Lam standing under the streetlight, calling:
- Thuc Nghi!
- Gosh! It's true that lucky in love, unlucky at cards. - To Thien looked back slightly to comment. - It looks like your love life is about to bloom, but be careful with your wallet, losing money is better than losing your life!
To Thien stood on her feet to keep balance. Mac Tu Lam also walked over and asked:
- You're To Thien from class F, what's going on with your appointment with Thuc Nghi?
- You should ask your Thuc Nghi! I'm done here, I wish you both a safe journey!
To Thien didn't seem very friendly with Mac Tu Lam. After speaking, she turned around and went straight.
Thuc Nghi was also upset:
- I told you to go home!
Mac Tu Lam crossed his arms in displeasure:
- What's wrong with you these days? You have never lied to me!
- Well, then i do now, is it okay? What I do is my right. If you don't like it, you can leave me alone. I'm not forcing you to be my friend!
Mac Tu Lam frowned and wondered:
- Are you still angry because you were forced to marry my brother?
Thuc Nghi said nothing, stubbornly turned around and walked away. Mac Tu Lam quickly followed and explained:
- Originally, I didn't want to bother you, but my mother said that there must be someone with the right destiny to come to my brother's house to live. If my brother's life or death is involved, of course my mother will be very worried. You know he was born not like other people, and always suffered disadvantages.
Thuc Nghi said angrily:
- If your mother cares about your brother, she should come and take care of your brother herself instead of letting a stranger or unfamiliar person take care of him.
Mac Tu Lam didn't say anything, because he entirely didn't know why his mother didn't come to take care of his brother.
After being silent for a long time, he was finally able to speak in defense:
- Maybe my mother has other things to worry about.
- I don't care what your mother's business is, but if you drag others into it, you have to explain it properly. I'm not angry at your mother, but I also don't support her way of doing things. Probably she and i not suitable for living in the same house.
Mac Tu Lam seemed very thoughtful:
- Are you planning to leave my brother?
Thuc Nghi said:
- Think about it, now my sister, like your brother, has been turned into a child and is about to die. She needs to marry you to live a little longer. Do you agree to help? Besides, I'm not even close to your brother. Don't think that because we've been close since childhood that I will follow your wishes in everything. Everyone has their own limits. If you ask too much, one day you'll lose both lead and fish.
Mac Tu Lam didn't say anything, and didn't know what he was thinking, but from surprise turned to frowning angrily.
Thuc Nghi did not want to continue this issue anymore, so she raised her chin and ordered:
- Call a car! Now let's go to your brother's house first, I have a few things to do before turn back to the hospital.
Thuc Nghi looked at the road and tried to remember the location of important turns, but because she was in the car, her vision was still very limited. Mac Tu Lam remained silent from beginning to end. It wasn't until Thuc Nghi entered the house and pulled a chair from the kitchen to the front door to stand affixing the talisman that he curiously asked:
- What are you doing?
- Don't you see? Sticking charms, nothing more!
Mac Tu Lam wondered:
- What's wrong with this house?
- Your brother didn't tell you? Ah, that's right, you'd rather go to the hospital to take care of someone else than spend time taking care of your brother!
Mac Tu Lam is not used to Thuc Nghi being sarcastic like this. Normally, when they argue, it's always Thuc Nghi who makes up first, and he has never had to open his mouth a second time, but in the end, when he gets angry, it's all about her faults.
Mac Tu Lam suddenly said:
- Or I'll take you to try hypnotherapy! Maybe you'll remember things from the past! Dr. Truc seems to know!
- Forget about him! - Thuc Nghi stepped down from the chair and smirked. - I know you've never had to endure a situation where I don't listen, but now you have to accept that I will never indulge your wishes again like before, lest you think if i don't have you then i can't live, and take it for granted.
Mac Tu Lam felt uncomfortable listening to it. Obviously he didn't force Thuc Nghi to do anything, on the contrary, it was Thuc Nghi who always forced him to serve her, her phone cards were all loaded by him, he also did the homework for her to copy, and the test time was all him remind her, her mother scolded her and used him as a punching bag to vent her anger. It should have been him who suffered. Now he have a few things need her to help, just come to stay temporarily for a few days. If she doesn't want to marry his brother, that's fine. It's not like he can tie her up and bring her to the wedding in front of everyone. After Thuc Nghi's head was hit, how did she become such an unreasonable person? Is it true that just using the excuse of memory loss gives you the right to change white to black and erase all debt?
When has Thuc Nghi followed his wishes? When he goes out, he always chooses the place she wants, when he goes out to eat, he always chooses the food she likes. When she refuses a boyfriend's confession, she always uses him as cannon fodder. When he wants to separate from her to find some private space, she says he betray!
Could it be that since she doesn't have a boyfriend, she won't allow him to find a girlfriend? Where does such nonsense come from? He had served Thuc Nghi for so many years, couldn't he ask her to save his brother's life? Who doesn't deserve to be someone's friend? Seeing that he was angry, she would give in and make peace. After making peace, she absolutely continued to exploit his labor. Where did such an outrageous thing come from?
There is an ancient tree in Trung Duong, the bark is rough, the leaves are black, the flowers can make poison, and the fruits can be used as medicine. Taking it's sap into ink can turn the wish written on paper come true.
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