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Fruits bought by my mother

Such a case happened in the city where I live.

One day at noon, a woman who picked up rags took the rags she picked up to the scrap collection station and sold them. Then she rode a tricycle back. When she passed a deserted alley, she saw a Around the corner, a gangster suddenly jumped out. The gangster held a knife in his hand. He held the knife against the woman's chest and fiercely ordered the woman to hand over all the money she had on her. The woman was so frightened that she stood motionless.

The gangster then began to search her body. He found a plastic bag from the woman's pocket, and there was a wad of banknotes wrapped in the plastic bag.

The gangster took the wad of banknotes and turned around and left. At this time, the woman reacted, immediately rushed forward, and grabbed the plastic bag with her hands. The gangster pointed a knife at the woman, threatening to stab her and threatening her to let go. But the woman held the bag containing the money tightly with both hands and refused to let go.

While protecting the bag, the woman desperately called for help. The cry for help alerted the residents in the alley. People heard the sound and rushed over, working together to catch the gangster.

The crowd escorted the gangster and the woman into a nearby police station, where a policeman received them. During interrogation, the criminal confessed to the robbery. The woman stood there shivering, with cold sweat breaking out on her face. The policeman comforted her: "You don't have to be afraid." The woman replied: "It hurts so much. My finger was broken by him." She raised her right hand and people discovered that the index finger of her right hand was limp.

I would rather have my fingers broken off than let go of the money bag, which shows the number and weight of the money bag. The police opened the plastic bag containing the banknotes. Immediately, everyone present was shocked. There was only 8 yuan and 50 cents in the bag, all of which were one-cent and two-cent changes.

For 8 yuan and 50 cents, one has a broken finger and the other becomes a criminal. It is really not worth it. For a moment, the small town was in an uproar.

The police were confused: What force was supporting this woman so that she could not give up this mere 8 yuan and 50 cents despite the severe pain of breaking her finger? He decided to find out. Therefore, after sending the woman to the hospital for treatment, he followed the woman in the hope of finding the answer to the question.

But what is surprising is that not long after the woman walked out of the hospital door, she picked fruits at a fruit stall, and she picked them so seriously. She spent 8 yuan and 50 cents to buy a pear, an apple, an orange, a banana, a section of sugar cane, and a strawberry. She picked one of each fruit on the fruit stall until she spent 8 yuan and 50 cents. Not a penny is left.

The policeman opened his mouth in surprise. Could it be that the 8 yuan and 50 cents saved at the expense of one finger was just to buy some fruit?

The woman carried a bag of fruit and went straight out of the city to the cemetery in the suburbs. The police discovered that the woman had walked to a secluded area where there was a new tomb. The woman stood in front of the new tomb for a long time, with a happy smile on her face. Then she leaned the bag against the tombstone and murmured to herself: "Son, mom is sorry for you. Mom was incompetent and couldn't cure your illness, so you died early when you were just 13 years old. Do you remember? ? When you were leaving, your mother asked you what your biggest wish was. You said: I have never eaten a perfect fruit. It would be great if I could eat a good fruit. I am so ashamed of you. My wish cannot be fulfilled. In order to treat you, my family has no money to buy a piece of fruit. But, my child, as of yesterday, my mother finally paid off all the debts she borrowed for your treatment. For 8 yuan and 50 cents, my child, mom can buy fruit. You see, there are oranges, pears, apples, and bananas... all of which are good. Mom buys them for you. The fruits are in good condition, not rotten at all. Mom carefully picked them one by one. You can eat them, my child, and you can try them..."