Chapter 1386: Chapter 1358: Taking You to the Orthopedics Departnt Chapter 1386: Chapter 1358: Taking You to the Orthopedics Departnt “Is having a son so grand? Does your family have a throne to inherit, or do you have a fortune to pass down? With nothing to boast about, what are you strutting for? Oh, only those of us with daughters sit around enjoying leisure all day at ho? Ask any of these mothers waiting in line—who has it easy?”
“That’s just how it is, why are you getting so worked up? Little girls are naturally less naughty and easier to care for…” Iris Lynn murmured in response.
Another mom, also with her child, couldn’t listen any further.
“You can’t say that, my daughter is not easy to deal with either; I’m exhausted every day, and she’s even more rambunctious than boys. You can’t assu that just because you’re tired from raising a son, those of us with daughters are just sitting at ho doing nothing stressful.”
“Yeah, isn’t raising boys and girls the sa nowadays? No mother has it easy; we’re all worn out every day.” More and more moms joined the discussion.
“Well, you won’t have to worry about buying houses for your children in the future, unlike . I have to save every day for my son’s future ho and the hefty dowry for marrying off a daughter-in-law. You just wait to collect the money.”
Kiara chuckled, hugging little Wendy, “See? There’s always a monkey show wherever you go.”
Wendy, uninterested, yawned—what a noise.
Kiara outright ignored people like that vixen, who despite feeling smug on the inside, pretended to be envious with their words. It was best to treat her words like a fart and ignore them; taking them to heart would only upset oneself.
“My little Wendy is the best, regardless of gender. You are you.” Kiara stroked her daughter’s cheek, watching the conflict from a safe distance.
This Iris Lynn was truly foolish. She didn’t even notice how many parents with daughters were standing around her. By making such statents and trying to seek a sense of superiority with seemingly envious but actually deaning words, it was a miracle she hadn’t been scolded.
Once Iris Lynn ntioned the matter of buying a house, so of the moms couldn’t stay silent.
“Where are you from? Around here, who still asks for dowries? It’s not like we’re selling our daughters. It’s all about providing cars as a bridal gift for the child.”
That hit a nerve with Iris Lynn, who had co from the village.
“What’s this attitude? You look down on villagers? What’s so great about being from the city, are city folks really that amazing?”
The other moms were speechless when faced with soone like that.
Did anyone even ntion the word ‘village’? Yet here she was, adding her own drama, desperately tarnishing the reputation of her own hotown.
It was Iris Lynn who had been blatantly stirring up conflict. On the surface, she praised having daughters, but actually, she wanted to feel superior about having a son. All the others did was speak the truth, and she felt belittled.
“See, Wendy? That’s what a hypocrite looks like—harsh on others, lenient on themselves. Don’t grow up to be like that, okay? They don’t make friends easily.” Kiara took the opportunity to give her daughter a life lesson.
To Kiara’s surprise, Wendy nodded in agreent, unclear whether she truly understood or was just pretending.
The mother and daughter were having a great ti entertaining themselves. anwhile, Iris Lynn, being ganged up on by several moms, had lost her fighting spirit. Just then, the mom leading the charge got called up with her child and went in, and the rest of the moms dropped the matter.
With no one paying her attention, Iris Lynn sat down and grumbled to herself.
“City people are just arrogant.”
“There are good and bad people everywhere. Whether soone is good or bad has nothing to do with village or city origins. Just like in the village, where the local customs are honest and everyone is friendly, there could also be one or two people like you. But that doesn’t an that because of one person, the village as a whole has low standards; the sa goes for the city. There’s always one or two similar to you, but they don’t represent the whole.”
It took a while for Iris Lynn to catch on. Was Kiara insulting her?
Wendy grunted, and Kiara, thinking she was thirsty, handed her the thermos sippy cup she always carried.
Taking advantage of Kiara being busy with her child and not responding, Iris Lynn murmured under her breath.
“What’s the difference between a woman who can’t bear a son and a hen that can’t lay eggs, huh! How can your child hit people like that!”
Iris Lynn covered her eyes; the cup Wendy had just used for drinking water had smashed into her eyes.
“Yiyaya~” Wendy blinked innocently, what to do if my hand slipped by accident~
“It hurts so bad!” Iris Lynn yelled forcefully.
“Sorry, are you hurt badly?” Kiara asked.
She really disliked this woman, but since her daughter was the first to hit soone else, a parent couldn’t just sit by and do nothing.
“Can’t you control your damn child? Being like this so young, she’ll definitely turn out bad when she grows up!”
Upon hearing this, Kiara pursed her lips.
“You almost blinded ! Your child is just too nasty; a little girl being so an, she’ll certainly never get married when she grows up!”
“My child hit you, and I apologize for her. If you need to see a doctor or anything, I’ll pay the Treatnt Fee, but please take back what you said, or you’ll bear the consequences,” Kiara said with a cold face.
“What kind of attitude is this? It was you who hit , and you still dare to be fierce with ?”
“Ma’am, please be careful with your words. The kid is still so young, an accidental bump is not intentional; how can you curse soone the mont you open your mouth?” A mom from the side stood up and spoke.
“It was her fault to begin with! You all are just jealous that I have a son; that’s why you’re doing this! Not being able to have a son ans your ancestors were not virtuous, not looking for ways to accumulate virtue but instead envying and letting your children hit , what kind of behavior is this?”
There’s no reasoning with the irrational; no matter what you say, they have their own twisted logic to interpret their unreasonableness, and everyone else is always wrong, while they are the embodint of justice, the underprivileged group “discriminated” against by others.
Kiara glanced at Wendy in her arms, wondering if it was appropriate to take action in front of the child, then decided to start with diplomacy before resorting to force.
“It was wrong of the child to hit soone, and I apologize for her,” Kiara said as she covered Wendy’s ears.
“You can’t listen; we’ll deal with the hitting matter when we get ho~”
“Yiyaya!” Protest! Babies have human rights too, why can’t they listen to anything!
Even a baby could guess that the real point was coming next! But Mommy had covered her ears!
As Iris Lynn was pondering the aning of these words, she heard Kiara continue.
“After I finish apologizing, I’ll get you an orthopedic appointnt!”
“Why would I need orthopedics…” Iris Lynn’s eyes were actually fine, Wendy didn’t hit her hard, and there wouldn’t even be a bruise.
“If the child hurt you, I am willing to take responsibility. If you curse our child, you also have to take responsibility. Of course, if it ends up being a fracture or sothing, I’ll take care of it,” Kiara said.
Iris Lynn was startled, oh my, was this about to result in a fracture for her?
Kiara’s words were actually just to scare Iris Lynn a bit, although if she remained stubborn, Mrs. Kiara wasn’t against taking matters into her own hands to defend her daughter.
“Kiara! We’re here!” Mother Yuno called out as she and Second Brother ca in from Outside, waving at her daughter-in-law and granddaughter.
In fact, she had co to check on Kiara and the kid after hearing they were going to the hospital, fearing that Kiara might be too busy to manage on her own. By a twist of fate, she arrived just in ti to witness Mrs. Kiara intimidating soone, but it gave Iris Lynn the false impression that help had arrived.
Seeing that things were looking bad, and with Second Brother being tall and strong, Iris Lynn feared she might really get beaten up, so quick as the wind, she ran towards the other end of the corridor.
But she ran so hastily that now she was the unfortunate one!
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