Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 1171

He still had to pay compensation to his ex-wife. He was sentenced to eight months in prison, and because he had to compensate her for her loss, the little money he saved up for his mother, and the five thousand dollars she saved for more than ten years were all given to his ex-wife.

In his eight months in prison, his mother wandered around outside prison, living off of the goodwill of strangers, often starving for days. After enduring such a life for eight months, when Noah was released from prison. His mother weighed less than eighty pounds then. Both mother and son were completely broke, without a single penny to their names. Most importantly, no one was willing to hire Noah even when he went job hunting, saying he was a murderer who caused his two sons' deaths, and a scumbag who hit his wife. Just like that, after being released from prison, Noah and his mother starved for three days without a single bite to eat.

Later, he ran into his ex-wife. His handicapped wife started hitting him the moment she saw him, scolding him as she punched him. Toward the end, she cried and said to the curious onlookers, "Even though I'm handicapped, I gave birth to his son and raised him. Still, he punched me so hard that I lost a few of my teeth."

At his ex-wife's words, the passersby enveloped him i

n a wave of accusations. With no other choice, Noah carried his mother on his back, and gradually moved t o more and more remote areas, all the way till they arrived in this piece of forest deep in the mountains. Noah picked some wild fruits and berries for his mother to temporarily fill her tummy. As he was carrying his mother on his back and wanted to look for a cave to spend the night in, he saw this stone hut.

Noah could not care less who the hut belonged to, he and his mother both stayed on in this hut. He stayed o n the mountain, chopping up firewood every day, plucking vegetables and fruits, and hunting wild animals for food. Sometimes, he would hunt a pheasant and sell it in the town at the foot of the mountain for some money, buying themselves some clothes or bed sheets. It was a simple life that they lived.