At this moment, Yao Familyâs neighbor, Feng Qiaoniang, said smugly, "When Yao Qian was still alive, I warned Aunt Yao that Yao Hui looked at her brother-in-law strangely, as if she wanted to stick to him. Aunt Yao even scolded me back then, saying I shouldnât spread rumors."
She glanced at the furious Grandma Yao in the yard: "There are things you donât know, but I live right next door to the Yao Family. Ever since Yao Qian passed, Yao Hui has been making a fuss about wanting to marry her brother-in-law to help take care of her sisterâs kids, but Aunt Yao disagreed.
Look at that, sheâs really willing to do anything to achieve her goal. Last night, I went out to pour out the foot wash and saw Yao Hui sneakily slipping out. Who wouldâve thought she could be so shameless?"
With Feng Qiaoniangâs words, Yao Huiâs reputation was completely ruined.
Grandma Yao heard everyoneâs gossiping and saw Feng Qiaoniang still ruining her daughterâs reputation among the crowd: "Feng Qiaoniang, you wretched woman, Iâll fight you to the death."
With that, she charged over, but Feng Qiaoniang wasnât easy to deal with either. She had long wanted to deal with this old lady, who pretended to be a kind person every day but secretly did shady things.
If it werenât for this old wretch causing trouble behind our backs, my big nephew wouldnât have lost his sweetheart and gotten into trouble due to a bad mood. If it hadnât been for accidentally meeting that young lady and uncovering the truth, weâd still be kept in the dark.
Yet this shameless old woman still refused to admit it, saying she couldnât wrong me unjustly.
When I saw that young lady, it was at the train station. She said she got married far away and came back to pay respects to her grandma before leaving. I couldnât find anyone to confront her with.
This matter has been bothering me a lot, which is why Iâve often gone against that old lady from the Yao Family.
Besides, Iâm telling the truth, so I donât feel guilty in the slightest.
The two quickly started fighting, and everyone was happy to watch the show, all shouting, "Stop fighting."
Yet no one stepped in to break it up.
Yao Hui rushed over to intervene, only to be stopped by Feng Qiaoniangâs two sons. The younger son, Er Dan, shouted loudly at Yao Hui: "My mom isnât wrong. We all heard you want to marry Xiangyangâs father. Grandma Yao even locked you up. You want to be someoneâs stepmother, which means youâre a bad woman."
Yao Hui was furious and raised her hand to slap Er Dan, but his tall and strong big brother, Gao Xilai, wouldnât let her hit his little brother. He reached out and pushed her away: "What, now that my brother exposed your scandal, youâre trying to hit him? You have no shame, and you wonât let others talk about it?"
Yao Hui truly started crying: "Youâre all bullying me."
Lyu Juncheng now had a terrible headache. He didnât understand how things had escalated this way, all because of a bottle of wine.
Right now, he wished his mother-in-law and Feng Qiaoniang would destroy each other. If his mother-in-law hadnât led people into the yard, his and Yao Huiâs affair wouldnât have been discovered. If it werenât for Feng Qiaoniang spreading rumors, this matter wouldâve been easier to resolve. None of them are decent people.
Retracting his gaze, he just happened to see Yu Xinyan, watching coldly from the side, which ignited a greater anger within him. If she had gone straight home after being discharged, none of this wouldâve happened.
Taking a few steps to Yu Xinyanâs side: "Are you happy now?"
Yesterday, Sister Tian came back, only saying that because of Lyu Xiangyang pushing someone down the stairs, Yu Xinyan felt uneasy and temporarily didnât want to come back. She didnât mention that it was because he had a vasectomy, and she didnât want to live with him. She thought such matters should be explained between the young couple themselves.