When There Is Nothing Left But Love Chapter 1003


    He was stunned. “Why did you insist on registering Amy as a citizen? Are you nning to use this to


    threaten me in the future? All the while, the kids who leave our vige had bever been registered, but


    their families got paid. I heard if I were to register my child and got forced to sign some agreement, I


    won’t get a cent even if you harm my child! I’m not a fool!” he dered.


    I was speechless at how ridiculous his conclusion was. Frowning, I told him in all seriousness, “Don’t


    you worry. I will pay you what you deserve. I want you to register Amy as a citizen for her own future.


    She’s your daughter. You won’t want her to stay in the mountains forever, right? Without a proper


    status, she wouldn’t be able to survive out there.”


    Ronald remained unfazed. “No worries. She will marry someone from the neighboring vige. Why


    would she need to go out there? This is her life, her fate. I won’t register her as a citizen. If you


    disagree, just send her back to us.”


    I couldn’t understand what was going on in his mind. After a brief hesitation, I offered, “If you agree to


    register Amy’s birth, I’ll pay you an extra fifty thousand. Your son is in high school, right? I believe you


    want him to seed in the future. If he is capable enough, I can offer him a job so he can make your


    family proud. How does that sound?”


    Clearly, my offer caught his attention. He paused before answering. “No. The girls are going to earn


    money for me. Well…”


    “Damn it! I’ll teach her a lesson the minute I find her!” someone was cursing outside. Soon, Ronald’s


    wife hurried in frantically. “Frit’s family are saying that Ann killed him after a few days! She’s missing


    now. The Wolfsens areing to our family to demand an exnation!”


    Ronald stood up in shock. “Killed him? Who’s dead?”


    “Who else? Her mentally retarded husband! Hurry, shut the door. They areing to kick a fuss up!”


    Ronald’s wife locked the door to their house hastily.


    Worry spread across Ronald’s face. As he sweated profusely, he muttered, “What should we do? She


    killed him, so they won’t forgive us. We’ve already spent the money. What should we do?”


    Seeing how anxious her husband was, tears rolled down the woman’s cheeks. “Damn you, Ann


    Weeder! You’re nothing but trouble!”


    That piece of news took me by surprise. I thought Ann would give in instead of killing her husband and


    escaping from that household. Looks like I’ve underestimated her determination.


    As amotion sounded outside, the vigers gathered around Ronald’s house brandishing weapons


    such as sticks and knives. They yelled, “Ronald Weeder, your daughter killed my son! Come out now! I


    want my son back! If you don’te out, I’ll burn your house down!”


    The deceased’s parents and the rest started hurling curses at Ronald. As they criticized Ronald’s


    doings, I pieced together bits and pieces of usations I had overheard.


    The deceased’s name was Fritz Wolfsen. He was born with an intellectual disability, so he had a low IQ


    as an adult. As he was in his thirties without a wife, his parents collected and borrowed around one


    hundred thousand to buy him a wife from the neighboring vige—Ann Weeder. The reason they were


    willing to spend that much on her was so she could give birth to Fritz’s offspring, but to their dismay,


    she kicked up a fuss and even identally killed Fritz. Immediately, they hurried to Ann’s family to


    demand an exnation.


    Ronald was scared out of his wits. He sat in the chair and bit his filthy fingernails nervously.


    Meanwhile, his wife urged, “What should we do? Huh? We’ve spent all the money they gave us, so


    there’s no way we can pay them back now. That b*tch just spells trouble!”


    Ronald had spent a few hundred thousand so his son could go to school in the city.


    No wonder he rejected my fifty thousand earlier as it was too little for him. Initially, I wondered why he


    was so frugal after selling his daughter. It was because he had spent all the money on his son.


    I didn’t see his son even though I had been here twice. Clearly, he had sent his son away before I even


    got here. I could understand why, though. Every parent wished only the best for their children. They


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