Chapter 3046: Living Longer Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Understanding More
Chapter 3046: Living Longer Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Understanding More
If their family had acted first, they wouldn’t have ended up like this—being held hostage by an old hag with no sense of shame.
Living longer doesn’t necessarily mean understanding more.
Some people just get more muddled as they age—like their years were fed to the dogs.
Ning Shu had grabbed Li Bing’s mother’s shirt, so she couldn’t move no matter how much she struggled. She hissed in frustration.
She had a stomach full of things to say, but not a single word could come out. Angrily, she sat on the ground and slapped the dirt with loud smacks.
Tears streamed down uncontrollably.
Ning Shu felt nothing—the entrustor had suffered too much under this woman.
Li Bing’s mother’s mouth was the sharpest weapon in the world, stabbing straight into people’s hearts with every word.
She acted as if there was some deep hatred between them.
Now that she couldn’t speak, she wouldn’t be able to come to her house and accuse them of made-up things anymore.At that moment, the sound of blaring sirens came from the village entrance.
Why were the police here at a time like this?
Ning Shu smirked. Finally, they had arrived.
Li Bing’s mother, who had been wailing on the ground, scrambled to her feet at the sound of the sirens, looking at Ning Shu uncertainly.
Ning Shu feigned confusion.
The villagers rushed toward the entrance.
Behind the police car, an ambulance followed closely.
Two officers stepped out of the car.
“Is Li Bing’s family here?” one of them asked.
Li Bing’s mother hurried over, her hoarse voice barely making a sound as she tried to speak.
The officer was confused for a moment while trying to make out what she was saying. Then he said, “You’re Li Bing’s family, right?”
The crowd hurriedly confirmed, “She’s his mother.”
The officer continued, “Good, Li Bing had some complications in prison. He has passed away.”
Silence fell over the villagers.
For a moment, Li Bing’s mother simply stared, as if unable to process the words.
Then, as the ambulance doors opened and her son’s body was wheeled out and placed before her, she saw his face—pale and frozen, his eyes tightly shut, frost clinging to his skin.
Clearly, he had come straight from the morgue.
Li Bing’s mother’s eyes widened. Her throat made a wheezing sound.
And then, she fainted.
Her son—her pillar of support—was gone.
With Li Bing’s mother unconscious, there was no one to take the corpse.
The officer: …
With the villagers guiding the way, Li Bing’s body was carried to his home.
On a second trip, they brought his unconscious mother back as well.
Everyone felt the situation was too sudden, too strange.
How had Li Bing died so abruptly?
Was prison really that terrifying?
His body was placed in the living room, while the police explained the circumstances to the village chief.
What exactly had happened?
Li Bing’s cause of death was severe internal bleeding.
And the reason?
It was pretty bizarre.
Li Bing had suffered from a prolonged, unrelenting erection.
Blood continuously pooled in his genitals, refusing to circulate properly.
At first, the symptoms weren’t obvious. But over time, the swelling worsened and his pants visibly tented.
The inmate sharing his cell had mocked him, reaching over to touch him and sneering, “As expected of a rapist—you do have a nice tool.”
Li Bing thought it would subside on its own.
But the pain only grew worse.
His genitals became as hard as stone, he couldn’t even urinate. It felt like he was going to explode.
It was an incredibly humiliating situation.
But in the end, he had no choice but to approach someone higher up and report his condition.
Li Bing was transferred to the hospital, where the doctor ran a blood test.
Generally, prolonged engorgement like this was caused by consuming large amounts of stimulants, such as Viagra.