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After Her Parents Fled, Fubao Made the Creditors Rich
After Her Parents Fled, Fubao Made the Creditors Rich Plot:
Right after graduation, Fubao was devastated by her parents running away with a million-yuan debt, and a group of creditors blocked her rental door demanding money. Instead of escaping, she proposed, “Let me help you make money to pay off the debt.” Discovering her hometown’s cherries were unsold due to poor transportation, she led the creditors in community group buying: the fish seller provided a truck, the accountant handled costs, and the fierce “Bald Brother” shot short videos for promotion. In three months, they sold cherries all over the city, paid off the debt, and opened two fresh food stores. When the creditors took their dividends with teary eyes, Fubao smiled and said, “You are my real family.”
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