He worked more than ten hours every day; aside from eating, drinking, and going to the bathroom, all he did was work, like a machine. Only in this way could he barely manage to pay the monthly installment debt of ten thousand yuan.
He thought about not paying, but he was afraid the other party would sue him in court, which would affect his credit record. His bank account might be frozen, his salary could be garnished, and he might not even be able to continue working.
So, he could only work dully at the electronics factory, tirelessly laboring for Ma Laoliu's gang.
Until a coworker who had lived in the same dormitory with him for two or three months suddenly contacted him, saying there was high-paying work in Northern Myanmar, where he could earn tens of thousands monthly with ease, far better than working in the electronics factory.
