Fiona ran back to the room, buried her head in the quilt, blocked the sound with the quilt pillow, and cried loudly. Lipp leaned against the door with a bottle of beer and listened to the crying in the room.

"Fuck! Frank!" Lipp took a sip of beer, cursed and left home.

When Frank woke up, it was already dawn the next day.

"Uh..." Frank covered his somewhat confused head and sat up from the sofa, feeling dizzy.

"Frank" is in his fifties today, and has been in his life for more than fifty years. In just one night, after reading "Frank's" memories, even a brief recollection of the suddenness of the memories, it will be a great burden on the brain.

"Dad." Debbie, who was holding Liam downstairs, noticed Frank who had woken up, and ran over immediately.

"Oh, Debbie, go get me a bottle of beer..." Frank, who covered his head and seemed like a hangover, said casually instead of treating Debbie as intimately as before.

"!!" Debbie, who was halfway through, froze in place.

"It seems that Frank's memory has been restored. I knew that the dog could not change his shit. Debbie, don't worry about him." Lipp went downstairs, looked at Frank in disgust, and said to Debbie.

"Uh..." Frank also reacted.

He is not a person who likes to drink. He said the words just now completely subconsciously, and it was the habit of "Frank" in this body. He said it casually, but he himself didn't react.

The mornings of the Frank family are always busy because a lot of children have to go to school, not only to prepare breakfast, but also to prepare lunch for everyone.

Everyone was busy. After talking about Frank's memory recovery, everyone didn't care about Frank, and they didn't ask Frank to eat at the table.

After knowing that Frank has recovered his memory, the children's attitude towards Frank has changed a lot, and they completely regard Frank as air.

However, Debbie still took a bottle of wine from the refrigerator and put it in front of Frank.

"I'm sorry just now, I'm confused, Debbie." Frank reached out and touched Debbie's head.

"Have your memory been restored?" Debbie asked.

"Recovered...some," Frank said.

"Debbie!" shouted Fiona, and Debbie hurried back to the dining table.

"Congratulations on restoring your memory." Fiona came over and just put a plate with two poached eggs and two slices of toast cut into triangles.

"Fiona..." Frank was stunned for a moment. In his recovered memory, he had never seen Fiona take the initiative to get breakfast for "Frank". Every time, "Frank" was shameless and snatched the children's breakfast.

"It's time for the kids to go to school!" Fiona turned around and clapped her hands.

"I can't repay you for your disability payment." The children left the house one after another. Fiona picked up Liam and said to Frank before going out.

Frank's memory was restored, and Fiona dared not give Liam to Frank's care. Maybe Frank would take Liam to beg for the sake of begging, and would rather take Liam with him.

After Fiona took Liam away, Frank was the only one left in the whole family.

Frank covered his head and sorted out the memories of this body that he recalled in his sleep.

‘Frank Gallagher’ is a super scum, promiscuous, alcoholic, and an addict.

The records on the resume are all about private trespassing in private houses, drinking excessively, disturbing public order, urinating and defecating in public places, instigating trouble, occupying other people's property, disturbing other people's families, and several other information such as drunk driving. None of them are good, but he doesn't even have a car.

According to Frank's recollection, "Frank" seemed to be pretty good, and even attended college. It was also the famous Northwestern University. It is a top world-class private school. It is as famous as Harvard, MIT and other schools in the United States. It has some of the most famous universities in the world, and some disciplines are even the best in the United States.

You know, not everyone can join this kind of high-quality higher education institution, especially decades ago, when it was all elite talents.

As long as nothing unexpected happens, when "Frank" graduates, he will definitely be an upper-class and high-end person in society.

But on the eve of his senior year, ‘Frank’ met someone who changed his life. That person was the mother of Fiona and others.

After dropping out of school, Frank did not go to work, but quickly became an alcoholic, an addict, and a speculator who played the law's edge.

For example, the disability money he received was obtained by playing the law and taking advantage of tricks.

In an "accidental" work injury, a disabled person who was judged to be incapable of working ability should know that this level of disability can only be obtained by missing arms and legs. "Frank" is actually intact and nothing is wrong. He has worked for less than three days in total for the job that caused him to be "injured".

The welfare protection in the United States is pretty good, and "Frank" has the convenience of white skin. With disabilities that cannot be worked, the monthly disability payment is quite large, which is enough to make "Frank" unconscious every day.

‘Frank’ is now in his fifties, and he has worked for less than a week in the past fifty years.

In addition, most of the time, "Frank" spent drinking and taking drugs, or on the way to drink and take drugs, and he found a place to sleep. He lived like a homeless man.

More importantly, ‘Frank’ does not have any sense of responsibility and responsibility as a father.

Even if most men are bad, once they have children, they will basically make great changes and change their hearts for the children.

But even if "Frank" has children, there will be no change, and it will be even worse. He has done a lot of things that are not something that people can do.

For example, ‘Frank’ was confused on the sofa yesterday and fell into memory, and said those sleep words that Debbie said when she recognized the young Fiona.

In fact, back then, not only Fiona and Lip, but also Ian, who left his three young children in the park and went to buy medicine, but ended up having fun taking drugs and forgot that the child was still in the park.

Recalling carefully, it was still winter at that time, and Fiona seemed to be only six years old at that time, let alone Lip and Ian, they were still babies.

In the end, it was not that "Frank" took the initiative to look for the children, but that "Frank" found by Fiona with Lip and Ian. At that time, the first question of "Frank" was not about the children's situation, but about whether Fiona had money.

This incident was deeply impressed by "Frank" and felt guilty deep down.
Chapter completed!