Urban Seduction: Housewives Club-Chapter 1460: The Unmanageable Mad Dog

Ye Fei happily fucked his aunt, unaware that in the past few days, in a distant urban village, a heinous tragedy had unfolded.

Two days earlier...

"Bang!" In a small room, a boy of about eighteen or nineteen years old, barely over five feet tall, threw his phone aside with a heavy thud and cursed, "Damn it, why bother checking for piracy!"

After speaking, the boy picked up a pack of Furongwang cigarettes from the bedside table, lit one, and took a fierce drag. Suddenly, his eyes widened, flashing with a mad-dog-like, predatory gleam.

This boy’s name was Xiao Wu. Everyone who knew him called him by this nickname. If anyone dared to use his full name, he would get angry because his father was a laborer on a construction site, and he felt it was too embarrassing to share the same surname with such a father.

These days, wages for working on construction sites are not low. However, Xiao Wu was extremely extravagant.

The money his father earned each month, aside from a small portion for household expenses, all ended up in his pocket.

Even his mother, who had always been frail and unable to work, couldn’t get enough money to supplement her health.

Despite this, Xiao Wu was still not satisfied. So, last year, he found a way to make money—through various channels, he collected some novels, changed the authors’ prefaces and contact information to his own, and sold them to people who wanted cheap books, even claiming that the authors had authorized him to do so.

Thanks to his continuous advertising on forums and similar platforms, many people fell for Xiao Wu’s scam. More and more people started buying books from him, which significantly improved his lifestyle.

However, just in the past two days, the entire internet suddenly began a crackdown on piracy, with unprecedented strictness and a variety of methods.

In just two short days, almost all pirate groups were forcibly disbanded, and the situation was so strictly monitored that he couldn’t even think about creating a new one.

In reality, by this point, most people who could be scammed had already been scammed.

The real losers from the disbanding of the groups were those who had been duped into buying pirated books. But Xiao Wu didn’t see it that way.

After all, the more people he had, the more money he made. So, he felt that his interests had been infringed upon.

Just as Xiao Wu was sulking to himself, a knock suddenly sounded on the door, followed by an urgent voice from outside, "Xiao Wu, your dad got injured on the construction site. He’s in the hospital now. You should come with me and see him."

"What?" Xiao Wu was shocked and quickly opened the door, following a frail-looking woman outside. Although he looked down on his father, most of the money he used came from him. So, he was anxious now.

The two soon arrived at the hospital. Outside the operating room, they saw a few people whom they recognized as leaders from the construction site where Xiao Wu’s father worked.

"How is he?" Xiao Wu’s mother grabbed one of the leaders and asked.

The leader comforted her, "Sister, don’t worry. He just injured his legs. There shouldn’t be any life-threatening danger. And since the accident happened on our site, we will try our best to compensate."

Hearing about compensation, Xiao Wu’s eyes lit up. He quickly grabbed the leader’s hand and eagerly asked, "How much is the compensation?"

"Who are you?" The leader naturally didn’t recognize Xiao Wu.

"I’m his son. Just talk to me about it!" Xiao Wu quickly said.

The leader turned to Xiao Wu’s mother, and Xiao Wu’s mother was the kind of person who didn’t have much of her own opinion. She was happy to let her son take the lead, so she nodded.

Then, Xiao Wu pulled the leader to a secluded place and started discussing the compensation.

After a round of bargaining (mainly Xiao Wu’s exorbitant demands and the other party’s insistence on principles), the two finally agreed on the amount of compensation.

The construction site was originally planned to cover all the medical expenses, but Xiao Wu insisted on converting everything into money and promised that the site wouldn’t have to worry about it in the future.

The construction site was more than happy to agree to this request and quickly signed the contract at Xiao Wu’s request, transferring the money to him.

With the matter settled, the people from the construction site left. Xiao Wu also found out that his father had already come out of the operating room, so he immediately went to the front desk to handle the discharge procedures.

The hospital naturally refused. Xiao Wu’s father had serious injuries and needed to be hospitalized for treatment. However, Xiao Wu’s crying and cursing, claiming that the hospital was greedy and trying to extort his hospitalization fees, and even threatening to kill the hospital staff’s entire family, made the hospital decide not to waste any more time and directly approve his discharge application.

After handling the procedures, Xiao Wu, satisfied, found the ward where his father was and directly said, "I’ve already handled the discharge procedures. Let’s go."

"What? Your dad is so injured. How can he be discharged?" Xiao Wu’s mother said with some dissatisfaction.

"I’ve already handled it. How can we stay here any longer?" Xiao Wu frowned impatiently, "Besides, it’s an injury, not an illness. Where can’t we recover? Why spend so much on hospitalization fees every day?"

"Mom, Xiao Wu is right. For recovery, it’s the same at home," Xiao Wu’s father, a thin man with both legs in plaster, said.

Now that he was in this condition, his wife couldn’t work, and his son was about to take the college entrance examination. Naturally, every penny saved was important.

Xiao Wu’s mother had no strong opinions. With both her husband and son agreeing, she had no choice but to go along.

"When will you be able to recover?" Once back home, Xiao Wu finally remembered to ask about his father’s injuries.

Xiao Wu’s father sighed, "It won’t get better. Even if the injury heals, I won’t be able to stand up again. My child, you’ll have to be more frugal from now on. Your mother and I will also try not to spend money. The compensation money should be enough to support you until you graduate from university."

Xiao Wu didn’t pay attention to the concern in his father’s words. He just frowned and said, "So, you won’t be able to earn money in the future and will have to rely on me to support you?"

Xiao Wu’s father never expected that his son would say something like that. He was a bit upset and said, "I’ve given birth to you and raised you for almost nineteen years. Now that I’m injured, shouldn’t you support me?"

Seeing his father getting angry, Xiao Wu didn’t say anything more and turned to go into his room. He knew that although his father’s legs were broken, he was still strong from years of working on the construction site. In this state, he wouldn’t be able to beat his father.

Watching his son go into his room, Xiao Wu’s father sighed again.

After almost nineteen years, even a dog would be very obedient.

But this biological son of his was like a mad dog that couldn’t be tamed. It was one thing that he usually looked down on himself, but now that he was in this condition, his son didn’t care at all. It was heartbreaking.

However, Xiao Wu’s father didn’t give up. He thought his son was still young and would learn to be filial to his wife when he grew up.