Gu Tiezhu was worried that people from the gambling house would break his hands and feet. After Mrs. An went to find Gu Ya, Gu Tiezhu was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan, waiting for news.
Fearing that Gu Ya would refuse to help him pay off his debts, he finally waited for Mrs. An to come back. Gu Tiezhu impatiently asked Mrs. An, "Mother, mother, how did it go? How did it go? Did Third Brother agree? Did Third Brother agree to help me pay off my debt?"
"Old Fourth, your Third Brother has sent someone to talk to the gambling house. They promised not to break your hands and feet," Mrs. An said.
Gu Tiezhu felt joy in his heart, "That's great, that's great. Mother, does this mean that Third Brother agreed to help me pay off my debt?"
Gu Tiezhu knew that Third Brother wouldn't really ignore him. After all, they were born of the same mother; they were real brothers. How could Gu Ya not help him?
