After I Ignored Him, My Son Regretted It

My father-in-law, Louis Collins' cancer recurred. I was at the hospital, busy with his pre-surgery preparations.

Suddenly, my phone started pinging with deduction alerts.

I found a moment to check my phone and gasped.

The 500,000 dollars I had painstakingly saved for Louis' surgery had been spent.

I quickly called my son, Roy Stewart. He was the only other person linked to the bank card.

The phone was hung up several times before he finally answered.

Roy complained impatiently, "Dad, stop calling. You're so annoying. I lost my game because of you.