My forehead furrowed in the envelope that had been trampled on the floor. I looked around. I didn’t just step on it alone. Others are still scattered on the floor.
“Three thousand four hundred thirty two in electricity.”
“Three thousand?” Aunty said.
“Three thousand four hundred thirty two, Ma.”
“Why is it big?”
“I’ll take care of the electricity. The older brother will take care of the water bill.”
I sat with them on the floor. I picked up an envelope.
Power disconnection.
I sighed.
“Isn’t it now also to pay the rent for this house?” This is our other bill.
“Of course! Wait …” Tyang stood up and took his wallet.
I stopped him from opening his wallet.
“I don’t have to pay the rent anymore.”
“You? Isn’t your salary next week?”
“I hid something in
