When Bai Lan heard this, her heart was like a knife. She knew that Sood did have his own problems, but she also knew that once she helped Soder, he would continue his irresponsible behavior. She couldn't let him hurt her and the child again.

"Your own mistakes, you take the consequences." Bai Lan said coldly, "My child and I have had enough of your irresponsibility, and we don't want to be implicated by you anymore." ”

When Thord heard this, he knew he had no other choice. He can only bear the consequences of all this himself. He hung up the phone silently, he knew that he would no longer have the face to beg Bai Lan. He silently endured all this pain and punishment.

Bai Lan on the other end of the phone was also very painful in her heart, she knew that Suod was her past and her history, but she couldn't let herself fall into his trap again. She took a deep breath to calm herself down.

Thorde's creditors had been looking for him, and Bai Lan was also feeling the pressure. She knew that if she helped Soder, then she and the child would be implicated as well. She couldn't let herself and her children get into this situation again.

Bai Lan knew that she had to make a decision. She could no longer have any contact with Thord. She must make the right decisions for the sake of her own future and that of her children.

Todd on the other end of the line silently hung up, knowing he had no other choice. He must bear the consequences of all this himself. His heart was full of pain and helplessness, but he knew that it was his own choice, and it was his own mistake.

Bai Lan took a deep breath, she knew that she had made the right decision.

Not long after the phone hung up, the creditor came to the door with a few thugs. Thord, frightened, hurriedly hid in a small room and closed the door. However, the sound of his breathing and heartbeat was clearly heard outside.

It wasn't long before there was a knock at the door. Thord was so frightened that he clung to the back of the door, not daring to make a sound. However, the knocking on the door did not stop, but became more and more urgent.

Suddenly, the door was slammed open. Thord looked at the people outside the door in horror and saw the creditor and several of his accomplices standing in the doorway. The creditor glared at Thord viciously, then gestured to the other thugs.

The thugs rushed through the door and dragged Todd out of the room. They pushed Soder to the ground and began beating and torturing him.

The creditor stood aside, coldly watching as Soder was mistreated. Every now and then, he'd come up and kick him a few times, or slam his fist into Thord's head.

Todd groaned in pain, he tried to struggle, but he couldn't move at all because he was being pressed to death by several men. His body was occupied by pain and fear, and his mind was overshadowed by despair and helplessness.

The beatings and torture continued for a long time, until Soder was no longer able to struggle and resist. At last the creditor and his thugs stopped, and they watched with satisfaction as Thord lay on the ground gasping for pain.

"When will you pay me back?" The creditor stared at him fiercely, his fierce eyes as if to see through Sod. His voice was stern and unforgiving, like a sharp knife cutting through Todd's mental defenses.

Thord bowed his head and said nothing, his hands clenched together, his knuckles whitening with exertion. His body trembled slightly, as if enduring endless fear and uneasiness. He knew that no matter how much he explained, no matter how much he begged for mercy, he couldn't change this cruel reality.

"I ...... I don't have any money for the time being, but I'll definitely pay it back, so let's give it a few more days. Thord's voice trembled and faint, like an autumn wind, gently brushing the yellow leaves. His eyes were lowered, and he did not dare to meet the cold eyes of his creditor.

"How long has Lao Tzu given you grace?

When we are stupid, how deceitful? The creditor's voice was as cold as steel, cold and merciless. He glared at Thord, as if to see through him. His eyes were filled with anger and contempt, as if mocking Todd's weakness and incompetence.

Thord felt his heart beat to his throat, and his body felt like he had been thrown into an ice cellar, surrounded by cold and fear. He knew that there was no way back for him and that he had to find a way to solve this problem.

"Looks like you kid doesn't have a long memory, brothers, give me a hard beating." The creditor's voice fell, and a group of men immediately rushed up. The clubs and swords in their hands gleamed in the sun, and each swing carried a sharp wind.

Todd wanted to resist, but he knew it would be in vain. His body was hit hard again and again, and each blow was like a hammer hitting his body, and the pain was unbearable. His cries and pleas for mercy echoed in the air, but no one would come to his rescue.

When the creditor stared at him fiercely, Thord was terrified. He did not dare to speak or make any act of resistance, because he knew that the threat of his creditors was not a bluff.

Several thugs began beating and torturing Sood, kicking him, punching him, and even picking up sticks or belts to whip him.

Thord screamed in pain, but he couldn't resist the attacks. His body was kicked to the point where he could barely move, but he still struggled to get to his feet and not let his body fall.

"You can't do this to me!" Thord shouted, but his voice was drowned out by beatings and pain.

Time seemed to stop, and every second became extraordinarily long. The whistling of clubs and swords rang in Todd's ears, and his body felt like it was being torn apart, pain and fear making it impossible for him to breathe. His eyes began to blur, and everything around him became blurry.

The thugs continue to beat Saud until they are satisfied. Thord's body was covered in scars and bruises, and he felt like he was about to die.

Eventually, the thugs left. Thord struggled to crawl into his bed, pain preventing him from sleeping. He felt that he was no longer capable of doing anything, and he could not even get out of bed or call for help.

An hour later, Todd's neighbors noticed his condition. They saw Sood lying on the ground in agony, unable to move. His face was covered with sweat, his face was pale, and he looked very weak.

His face was pale, and beads of sweat rolled down his forehead, indicating that his body was experiencing great pain.

His eyes were weak and empty, as if he had lost his expectations for life.

The ambulance arrived at the scene soon and the doctors quickly conducted a preliminary examination of Sood.

First responders quickly and efficiently dealt with Soder's injuries. They put an oxygen mask on him and injected him with painkillers.

In the car, Soder's eyes began to blur, and his body trembled weakly.