Chapter 3 — Three Calls at Dawn

“I can't calm down!” He roared, then suddenly realized something, quickly lowered his voice but still couldn't hide his anger, "Sister-in-law, do you know what I was doing when you sent that message? I was hanging out at the club! There were people all around me, the music was so loud that my eardrums were deafening, but when I heard every word you said, I felt like the whole club suddenly fell silent. You said 'Giang Du, sister-in-law is really at a loss, can you help me', she said. 'I know I shouldn't bother you', she said..." His voice choked, he turned the camera to the passenger seat. On it was a bouquet of red roses, still reflecting the neon lights of the club. "I bought them at the flower shop next to the club," he said, turning the camera back, tears streaming down his face, "The shop owner said there were only red roses left at this time. I know you don't necessarily like red, but I thought - anyway, you guys never give me flowers, so you'll be happy no matter what color I give you, right?" To Niem Vi opened her mouth, not a single word came out. okay. "Sister-in-law," Giang Du wiped his face, suddenly serious, puppy eyes staring at the camera, "You are not a burden. You have never been a nuisance. You are the greatest blessing in my brother's life, because he doesn't know how to appreciate it." "Giang Du ——" Co Da Dinh's voice rang out from the speaker, carrying a warning. Giang Du was stunned: "Brother Co? Why are you here?" "I'm always here." here.” Co Da Dinh said coldly. "What about Mr. Tham?" Giang Du asked. “Also here.” Tham Tu Dien replied gently. Giang Du was silent for two seconds, then burst out laughing, laughing with tears still streaming down his face: "Okay, what a coincidence. So the three of us are gathered at my sister-in-law's place." He pulled the car to the side of the road, looked seriously at the camera, and said every word: "Sister-in-law, listen carefully. Just now you called the three of us, all three of us answered the phone. At two o'clock in the morning, three men, at the same time, answered your phone call. Do you know what this means?" She shook her head. "It means," Giang Du said, his voice suddenly light, as if afraid of alarming something, "From today onwards, I won't To Niem Vi lowered her head to look at the three call icons on the screen, suddenly seeing that this late night, the night she thought would be lonely until morning, suddenly became very crowded.—3:12 am. The doorbell rang. To Niem Vi carried her child downstairs and saw three men standing outside through the doorbell screen. Co Da Dinh stood at the top, his suit was neat, his hair carefully combed without a millimeter out of place, looking as if he had just stepped out of a conference room rather than crawled out of bed. In his hand he carried a thermos bag, inside was hot chicken soup - where to find chicken soup at three o'clock in the morning, she didn't know, and didn't want to know. Tham Tu Dien stood behind him, his white blouse had not yet been changed, his sleeve was still stained with a stain of blood - that was the blood stain on the operating table that had not yet been wiped off. In his hand he held a medical box, inside neatly arranged all the necessary medicines for her after giving birth, from fever-reducing medicines, anti-inflammatory medicines to anti-inflammatory medicines to unblock milk ducts, nothing was missing. Giang Du stood last, wearing a hoodie and jeans, messy hair, and red eyes. He was holding a bouquet of red roses, and next to it was a giant shopping bag — inside were diapers, milk powder, wet wipes, nursing bras, breast pads, all the things she needed but couldn't ask for help. She opened the door. The three people looked at her simultaneously. She was wearing worn-out nursing pajamas, her hair was tied quickly to the back of her head, there were still tear stains on her face, and her eyes were dark and scary. In her arms, she was holding her daughter who had just been woken up by the doorbell, who was moaning and groaning. She felt the appearance

Mine is definitely very unsightly right now.