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When his 17 Girlfriends showed up at the same time
A philandering Chinese man\'s luck ran out after he had an accident and was taken to hospital on March 24. Doctors informed his \'relatives,\' bringing his 17 girlfriends to the hospital, all at the same time, reports South China Morning Post. The 17 girlfriends were unaware of each other\'s existence. The man, identified only as Yuan, belongs to Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province in south-central China.
A philandering Chinese man's luck ran out after he had an accident and was taken to hospital on March 24. Doctors informed his 'relatives,' bringing his 17 girlfriends to the hospital, all at the same time, reports South China Morning Post. The 17 girlfriends were unaware of each other's existence. The man, identified only as Yuan, belongs to Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province in south-central China.
Wang Fang, one of Yuan's 17 love interests and the mother of his child, revealed: "We've already had a son together. What can I do now? I don't love him anymore, but I do love my son." Several of the women said they cried when they first heard about his accident but don't care now. "I was really worried when I heard that he was in hospital. But when I started seeing more and more beautiful girls show up, I couldn't cry anymore," Xiao Li told 3 News. Some said they have given him financial support as well.
Yuan's story is going viral on Chinese social media, with thousands debating whether or not the multiple girlfriends could have or should have noticed that their boyfriend was unavailable part of the time. Police have now launched an investigation into allegations of a financial scam. We wonder if the accident hurt more or the unscheduled visit from all his 17 girlfriends.
