Pirate Black Earl

School is not starting anymore. One of my colleagues sent his daughter to study, but he forgot to pick her up at night. When I got off work, I waited for the teacher to call me and then I remembered that a group of colleagues in their group got off work early because they had a dinner date and were already sitting at a barbecue stall to drink.

After having two glasses of wine, he immediately hurried upstairs to ask for our help to give him a piece of wine as soon as he heard the call.

It happened that I was going on a business trip and had some free time, so I went.

Then……

It's not just him.

There is a mother in the same community, a store owner his wife knows, the mother-in-law of a pair of twins, five children who have no one to pick up, and he knows all four parents [laughing and crying]

That’s not all yet!

Anyway, we were on our way, so except for the owner of the nearby shop, everyone else came with us.

Then!!!

I was stopped by the traffic police for drunk driving.

But drunk driving is definitely impossible, and we were driving a company van, so there was no overloading problem.

But when the traffic police saw so many children, two of them were still asleep, and then there were so many adults, he...

Think we are human traffickers.

【smokes】

Anyway, I didn’t come back from having dinner at his house until half past eight. Don’t ask about the process in between. The only questions I asked were “Who is your father?” and “Who is your daughter?” It was hilarious.

I once heard my brother-in-law talk about this situation, but they were a group of friends going home after drinking. Because only one person didn't drink, they had to carpool, but I never thought that they would meet them by themselves.

Well, thinking about it, I blame myself. At that time, I raised my hand and said to the traffic police comrade: "It's none of my business. The car is not mine, so I will be responsible for being the driver."

Tsk!

I thought the traffic policeman was joking because there was no child seat, but... the traffic policeman gave me a "big case" look on his face.