Mrs. Liu's mind was in a ss, and she didn't choose what to say, "The Qin mber, maybe he was so angry that he kicked his legs and confessed, so wouldn't it be a widow to marry Qiu Ju?"
As a mother, she all hoped that her daughter would have a good ho, but she only had one thought in her heart, that Qiu Ju should not be ruined by the old man.
"You think I want to!"
Mrs. Li was very angry. It was her own wishful thinking to replace Qiu Ju. Qin Yuanwai might not be able to agree to it. The other party recognized Li Haitang, so it was not so easy to fool her.
"By the way, mother, let's catch that brat Jin Hu, and we won't believe that Li Haitang won't co back!"
At the critical mont, Mrs. Liu finally got smarter, rembering what her niece said, the only thing she was worried about was her younger brother Li Jinhu.
"You know shit!"
Speaking of this, Mrs. Li was so angry! In order to threaten Li Haitang, Li Jinhu was sent to Liu's natal family to take care of her, but Liu's natal family didn't care at all, and let the little boy run back. When Li Haitang got on the carriage, Li Jinhu disappeared.
After thinking about it carefully, Mrs. Li felt a chill in her heart. All the signs showed that the siblings were in collusion, otherwise there would be so many coincidences, they were all cheated!
In the final analysis, it was the negligence of Liu's mother's family, who couldn't even see a little brat, they were all useless trash!
The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were in a state of desperation. Facing the official errands who were like door gods, they didn't dare to say much, so they could only get together to find a way.
When Li Haitang escaped from marriage, the villagers felt relieved when they got the news at the first ti. They looked down on Li's behavior in their hearts.
Grandparents and uncles are obviously the closest people, but they are relatives of a bunch of tigers and wolves. It's not worth ntioning that they robbed the family's wealth, and even forced their siblings to death. What's wrong with the world!
"Hey, it's obviously a day of great joy, but why did the official ssenger co here!"
Widow Sun had a feud with the Liu family, so she ca to see the excitent imdiately. Her son, Sun Xing, got married, and there was a maid working at ho. Her hard life for so many years finally ca to an end, and the bitterness ca to an end. She chatted with the villagers when she had nothing to do on weekdays. Not to ntion how beautiful it is.
She died of a man at a young age, that's nothing, the key is her son's success! Thinking of this, Widow Sun automatically ignored the hulking figure of her daughter-in-law.
"Widow Sun, what are you doing here!"
Enemies t each other and were extrely jealous. Liu Shi was imdiately aroused to fight, patted the dust on his chest, and said sarcastically, "Congratulations on getting a blessed daughter-in-law!"
The so-called good fortune is a joke. Since Sun Xing got married, Widow Sun has bought food twice in a row.
People in the village guessed that the daughter of the owner of the rice grain store was a rice bucket and would eat more than a dozen bowls of dry rice for a al.
In fact, the guess is that it is almost inseparable. If they can eat, at least they are the daughter of the shopkeeper or a rice shop, and they are never short of a bite.
Married to Sun's family, Sun Xing's daughter-in-law was not used to eating coarse grains, so the couple had a fight over it, and in the end, Sun Xing's nose was bruised and his face was swollen.
Now, Mrs. Liu poked at the sore spot of Widow Sun, and Widow Sun simply had no sha and said angrily: "That's not as lucky as your family, Qiu Ju, who will be the wife of Yuanwai in the future!"
Li Haitang escaped from marriage, and Qiu Ju made it up just in ti, otherwise, the Li family would not be able to do business with Qin Yuanwai, and if they didn't give up the money that Qin Yuanwai paid in advance, all of them would have to go to jail.
The officials on the side stared at her fiercely, and Liu shivered in fright. She is a village woman, when has she ever seen such a battle!
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