Rebirth: Pampered by Chapter 362 - 362 362 Death by a Thousand Cuts

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Chapter 362: Chapter 362: Death by a Thousand Cuts

Upon hearing these words, Mo Xiaoqiang was so angry that smoke almost ca out of his orifices. He slapped the table with his hand and roared, “What kind of nonsense is this, Second Brother? You folks from the second branch shouldn’t push people too far. What kind of logic is it to say that just because I don’t have a son, I should serve your son? Having an elder serve a junior, aren’t you afraid of being a laughing stock if word of this got out?”

“Our Hengjian is the only male in the Mo family and naturally more esteed than others; why fear the mockery of others…” Relying on her son’s return, the two old heads of the Mo family were elated, and Madam Ruan beca even more unrestrained, and Mo Daoyan quickly tried to stop her.

“Husband, why are you pulling ?” Madam Ruan was pulled forcefully by Mo Daoyan, and she flared up. Rarely did her son return, and this was her chance to exert her influence, only to be interrupted by Mo Daoyan, it was strange if she wasn’t angry.

Mo Daoyan whispered, “Wife, did you not see that Big Brother is angry?”

Mo Xiaoqiang had slamd the table and roared loudly; Madam Ruan wasn’t foolish, of course, she knew he was angry.

So what if he was? The fact remained that their senior branch had failed to produce a son, and was it forbidden for others to point this out? Madam Ruan secretly looked down on that.

“I am neither deaf nor blind, of course, I saw.”

Madam Ruan coldly glanced at the fuming Mo Xiaoqiang and remained unimpressed. Finally, she picked up a chicken leg with her chopsticks and placed it into Mo Hengjian’s bowl while speaking with implied aning and pride, “Jianjian, eat more. You are the treasure of our family. Your parents will rely on you for the rest of their lives.”

“Hmph!”

Mo Xiaoqiang snorted coldly and sat down with a thud. He too picked up a large piece of chicken with his chopsticks and dumped it into his bowl, voraciously eating as if to vent his frustration, not even bothering with rice.

Seeing this pained Madam Ruan. Damn it all, this chicken was specifically set aside by the Mother-in-law for her son to eat, and now Mo Xiaoqiang was gobbling it up as if it were plain food. She couldn’t help but beco enraged, yet, paradoxically, she couldn’t condemn him because the rules of the Mo family clearly stated that males were entitled to eat at.

Auntie Sun saw Mo Xiaoqiang eating so delightfully and also quickly sat down, reaching for the at with her chopsticks.

Madam Ruan, with quick reflexes, nudged Auntie Sun’s hand away with her chopsticks.

Auntie Sun was very annoyed, “Madam Ruan, what do you an by this?”

Madam Ruan sneered proudly, “What do I an? The rules of our Mo family are clear, won are not to freely eat at without the Mother-in-law’s approval. Has the Mother-in-law given you permission to eat at?”

Auntie Sun turned her head and saw that the rest of the Mo family were all eating at except her, obviously targeting her, and she got furious, “Why can you eat at? Even your daughter can eat at, why can’t I?”

“That’s because our second branch has rits for the Mo family; we produced a male heir. Unlike you folks from the senior branch, you only have children who are a loss. Not to ntion, you couldn’t even bear a child who’s a loss; you have even less right to eat at.” Madam Ruan was extrely smug, speaking while her nostrils almost turned up to the sky.

“You… you…” Aunt Sun was furious, but had no words to counter.

Having put up with the second branch the whole day, Mo Xiaoqiang felt extrely displeased; he picked up a piece of at with his chopsticks, placed it into Aunt Sun’s bowl and said, “Here, Wife, eat up quickly. We are the senior branch. Even if we don’t have at to eat, it shouldn’t be our concern. Not having at to eat as the eldest son and the legitimate grandson, are we not afraid of being laughed at?”

As he spoke these words, several faces at the table changed color.

But Madam Ruan, defiant, said, “Elder Uncle, you’re mistaken. We acknowledge you as the eldest son, but where is the legitimate grandson you ntioned? I’m afraid it’s still our Hengjian, right?”