After school, I didn't eat dinner with Xiao Qin in the end. I think the discussion between my dad and Auntie Ren was more important.
After eating the dinner Su Qiao prepared, I locked myself in my room and called my dad.
I already called him last night, but I couldn't get through. Is he going to pick up again?
"Hello? Who are you looking for? "The person who picked up the phone was a drunk woman with a rude and unreasonable tone.
Damn, it's Auntie Ren! It's so late. I called my dad's cell phone. Why are you the one who picked up?
"Auntie … Auntie Ren." I asked with fear, "Where's my dad?"
"How would I know who your dad is? — — Ask your mom! " Auntie Ren didn't recognize my identity at first, but she came to a realization after a while: "Oh, you're asking about Ye YuanFeng? He's dead! "
Dead, dead!? Auntie Ren, you're going too far! Even if my dad accidentally impregnated you, you can't beat my dad to death! Also, you even brought the victim's phone with you, what are you trying to do!
Although Auntie Ren has a fiery temper, it's not to the point of disregarding human life, so I think Auntie Ren only said those words out of anger.
"Um, Auntie Ren, I need my dad to sign a test paper, can you help me greet him?"
The sound of kicking something came from the other side of the phone. "Get up! Get up! "
The object (I think it was my dad) did not respond.
Auntie Ren's voice came through again, "Ye YuanFeng is dead drunk, he can't wake up! I … I'm going to sleep too … "
I heard Auntie Ren fall on the mattress before I hung up, then I heard the heavy breathing of a drunk person.
How much did you guys drink! It's fine if my dad is drunk, but how can Auntie Ren drink so much when she's pregnant! Other people usually have medical abortions, but you're having an alcohol abortion!
The next day, I finally learned the truth from my dad who finally woke up.
On Tuesday, the class leader and I went to the hotel to pay a 'home visit' to my dad, but he was dragged away by Auntie Ren. Auntie Ren told my dad about her pregnancy and wanted him to accompany her to the hospital to abort the child.
Dad had the heart of a Bodhisattva (or rather, soft-hearted). Whenever he saw a beetle while sweeping the floor, he would throw it out of the window to let it fly freely. Of course, he wouldn't want his own flesh and blood to be lost so easily.
Auntie Ren's attitude was firm. She didn't want to give birth to a nameless child, and she couldn't explain it to her daughter either. The best way was to have a painless abortion.
Although my dad was soft-hearted and indecisive, he wasn't stupid. He knew that half of Auntie Ren's friends were foreigners, so they were very open-minded. If Auntie Ren only wanted an abortion, she could just find a male friend and pretend to be the father. There was no need to find him.
So my dad mustered up the courage to ask Auntie Ren: "Should we try getting married?"
He was punched in the stomach by Auntie Ren and fell to the ground.
Later, Auntie Ren was called back to the set by the director, so my dad couldn't continue to persuade Auntie Ren.
But my dad wasn't idle either. He texted Auntie Ren to come find him the next day. Then, he put on his coat and strolled to DaNing River. He enjoyed the night breeze and thought for two to three hours.
Although my dad didn't say it in detail, I felt like he was doing a religious ceremony to bid farewell to his past self. When he and Ai ShuQiao were dating, the place they passed by the most was DaNing River.
After that, he walked into a large commercial building by the river and used a rare decisiveness in his life. He took out half of his savings and bought a large diamond ring.
That was why he knelt on one knee, took out the ring, and proposed to Auntie Ren the next day when Auntie Ren came to interrogate him.
Auntie Ren was shocked by his actions. Maybe she didn't expect a bookworm to have this kind of courage. Under the hotel lights that my dad purposely dimmed, the diamond ring inside the velvet box sparkled. Auntie Ren was very touched and rejected him.
"The last time I got married, the diamond ring was much bigger than this. What's the use?"
Auntie Ren sat behind the coffee table and the martial arts director couldn't hide his lonely and sorrowful expression.
"You men are all like that. Sweet words are even more pleasant than a lark, but what's the result? Aren't you dissolute by nature? You're not loyal to love at all. All you think about is making love, making love, making love. If I was the head of a country, I would make it so that men who cheat have to be locked up with pigs. "
My dad was curious what kind of animal the cheating woman would be locked up with, but he didn't dare to ask.
"I … I definitely won't cheat …" my dad weakly promised.
"You?" Auntie Ren looked at my dad with sarcasm, "Do you think I'll give you a chance to betray me just because your upper lip touched your lower lip? — — Bring me some alcohol. You definitely have alcohol in the fridge. "
"You're pregnant, you can't drink …"
Auntie Ren ignored my dad's attempts to stop her and went to the fridge to take out two cans of beer. My dad listened to the class leader's warning and wanted to limit the amount of alcohol he could drink, so he had a lot left.
Auntie Ren, who pulled open the ring, tilted her head back and poured the alcohol into her mouth. It was as if the drink could cure her 'pregnancy'.
My dad was worried about Auntie Ren's body, so he tried to take the beer away. In the end, Auntie Ren punched him in the back and he fell to the ground in pain. The diamond ring slipped out of his pocket and rolled into a corner.
My dad endured the pain and didn't pick up the ring. Instead, he sat across from Auntie Ren and continued to persuade her not to drink.
"I want to drink, so why do you care?" Auntie Ren did as she pleased, "Do you think you can stop me from drinking with your abilities?"
My dad thought for a bit and said in a serious tone: "Then it's boring for you to drink by yourself, so I'll drink with you."
Auntie Ren was surprised that my dad would say that. After a while, she realized that my dad knew he couldn't use violence to stop her from drinking, so he poured alcohol down his throat and tried to finish most of the beer. That way, Auntie Ren wouldn't be able to drink anymore even if she wanted to.
In terms of drinking speed, Auntie Ren drank one can, while my dad drank three.
Both of them drank in such a hurry that they soon became tipsy.
Auntie Ren held half a can of beer in one hand and supported her face with the other as she looked at my dad and laughed.
"You … burp … want to compete with me in drinking? You wouldn't be my opponent if you didn't have something in your stomach. "
My dad's blood alcohol level was three times that of Auntie Ren's and he fell into drunken bragging mode.
"If … if you don't accept it, we can compete after you give birth to the child."
"Keep dreaming. He might have already drowned in beer. "
"No … that's impossible. Our child can definitely hold his liquor well. At most, he'll just get drunk and sleep. "
The diamond ring that rolled to the corner reflected light that couldn't be ignored.
"The ring is fake, right?" Auntie Ren said mercilessly, "Can you afford such a big diamond?"
If it was a normal day, my dad would not refute and let Auntie Ren guess. But he was currently in drunken bragging mode, so he took out the receipt for the ring and showed it to Auntie Ren as evidence.
"It's fine if you don't want to marry me, but it hurts me to say the diamond is fake … I spent half of my savings."
"Huh?" Auntie Ren was surprised after she saw the amount on the receipt, "If this is half of your savings, then you're richer than I thought. — — Why didn't you remarry? "
The income from the adult goods store was quite impressive. Also, my dad and I didn't have any expensive hobbies, so it wasn't strange for us to have some savings. Auntie Ren initially explained the reason why my dad didn't remarry was because his financial situation didn't allow it.
My dad took a big gulp of beer and slammed the can on the coffee table without saying a word.
Auntie Ren suddenly remembered when we were still neighbors, there would always be a female university student with braids who would come looking for my dad (and she would always feed me candy). Anyone could tell she was interested in my dad.
"Speaking of which, didn't Xiao Juan really like you back then?" Auntie Ren actually remembered that girl's name, "When you took Ye Lin to Beijing for a vacation, she saw your door was locked and anxiously asked me what happened … You don't even want someone like that, don't you think your standards are a bit too high?"
"I'm her teacher." My dad regained some sanity in his bloodshot eyes, "We can't have a teacher-student relationship."
"You weren't a teacher anymore at that time."
"But Xiao Juan is still my student. She has a better future, so I can't hold her back. "
"Huh? I didn't know you had a conscience. "
"What about you? Why don't you remarry? "It was my dad's turn to ask a question.
Auntie Ren leaned back, "The more friends I have, the more I feel men are unreliable. Some men who are clearly married still have ideas about me. Also, I'm already annoyed with Xiao Qin and I don't have a good relationship with my gramps …"
"If I remember correctly, Xiao Qin's father, Huo ZhenBang, should be someone from the Hong Kong film industry. I heard he's been trying to remarry you. Why didn't you agree? "
"Hmph, someone from the film industry?" Auntie Ren repeated with a joking tone, "Movies are just a disguise for their family. It's all my fault for not seeing things clearly back then and getting on the pirate ship. As for Huo ZhenBang wanting to remarry me, that's his own wishful thinking. I definitely won't give a man who betrayed me a second chance. "
"Um …" My dad dipped his finger in beer foam and drew circles on the coffee table. He acted cute in a way that didn't match his age: "If you marry me, I definitely won't betray you."
Auntie Ren took a sip of beer, "Words aren't proof."
My dad was silent for a while, "In the 14 years that Xiao Lin grew up, I've been introduced to a lot of partners by friends and relatives, but I can't forget Xiao Lin's mother …"
"Wait." Auntie Ren interrupted my dad, "I've also heard about that woman named Ai. She already treated you like that, so why are you still so spineless and always thinking about her?"
"Sigh, it's still my first love." My dad sighed, a huge sadness assaulted his chest and made him shed a few tears in front of Auntie Ren.
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