Someone said gloatingly: "The Lyu Family must have found out about what happened before, it’s probably time for an autumn settlement."
"Yao Hui is bringing this upon herself, how come a perfectly good girl couldn’t think straight and insisted on marrying her brother-in-law?"
"Her brain is probably flooded."
"You guys don’t know, Yao Hui, the aunt, probably isn’t as good to the children as Yu is, huh?"
"What do you mean, how can you say that Yu Xinyan hasn’t even stayed with the Lyu Family, so how do you know?"
"Previously when Lyu Juncheng’s second son was in hospital, wasn’t it Yu who took care of him? She took care of him very carefully, and there was no bad word said about her.
Now look at Yao Hui, how long has she been married, and she’s already pulling a face and scolding endlessly every day. If it weren’t for fear of people talking, she would have probably started hitting already."
"It’s true, at first Yao Hui pretended to be a virtuous wife and good mother, later she probably got so angry, she stopped caring about what others thought or said.
But the three children of the Lyu Family are indeed hard to deal with. The eldest, Lyu Xiangyang, is very naughty and mischievous. When Yao Hui says one thing, he’s ready with ten replies. The second, Lyu Xiangliang, doesn’t talk much but is very clever, and the youngest, Xiang Ran, loves to cry when things don’t go her way, which no one can stand."
"If she can’t stand it, who’s to blame? She went looking for it herself, such people are not worth pitying."
In the crowd watching the commotion, there was someone on good terms with the Yao Family, who hurriedly ran to the Yao Family to report: "Aunt Yao, are you at home?"
Mrs. Yao was just about to knead dough to steam buns: "Oh, who is it? I’m at home, come in."
The person jogged in: "Aunt Yao, something’s wrong, someone from Yao Hui’s in-laws came."
Mrs. Yao had naturally heard that someone from the Lyu Family came, but she hadn’t gone over, after all, her younger daughter marrying her own brother-in-law wasn’t something to be proud of, so she acted as if she didn’t know.
She looked at the person, it was the daughter-in-law of the Wang Family from their east side: "Limei, come in and sit."
Xu Limei said anxiously: "Aunt Yao, I’m afraid something’s happened to Yao Hui, there are a lot of people surrounding the Lyu Family, I didn’t see it myself, but I heard Yao Hui screaming, afraid she was beaten by her in-laws."
Hearing this, Mrs. Yao got anxious: "What, beaten?"
She didn’t care about the dough still on her hands, turned and ran out of the kitchen, heading for the yard, saying as she ran: "That old hag really thinks of herself as some empress dowager."
Thinking about those years when her eldest daughter suffered losses at the hands of that old hag, not living together, but still having to send ten yuan back home every month, and after knowing that Yao Qian sent five yuan of filial money back home every month, the old hag would often stir up trouble in Lyu Juncheng’s ear.
If it weren’t for Yao Qian being capable, sweet-talking Lyu Juncheng into submission, and having a job herself to be assertive, the old hag seeing that she couldn’t control Yao Qian, then she wouldn’t have restrained herself quite a bit.
Now she’s stirring up trouble again.
When she arrived, Yao Hui ran out with her hair all disheveled: "I was beaten, mother-in-law beat me."
When Mrs. Yao arrived, she saw her daughter running out like crazy: "Yao Hui, what’s going on, which bastard laid hands on you?"
As she went out, she had already sent someone from the street to the factory to get help. No matter what the relationship between Yao Hui and the family was, now that the Lyu Family bullied her, the Yao Family could not just sit by.
At this moment, Granny Lyu also came chasing out: "Beating you is lenient, you piece of trash, what have you done, how are we, the Lyu Family, supposed to face the village in the future?"
Mrs. Yao protected her daughter behind her: "In-laws, how can you hit people, do you think this is still the old society?"