Ms. Wang woke up later than Yang Chuxia, and she had been in a panic, not even caring about her belongings.
Yang Chuxia continued, "Nothingâs missing. That person had just pushed the door open and didnât even manage to step inside before I knocked him down with a shovel."
Upon hearing that nothing was missing, Land Officer Yang nodded his head. But when his gaze swept over the people from Old Yangâs family, he instantly became furious.
"Look at you all, living in the same courtyard; you canât even come out and help when you hear a commotion? When itâs time to share the silver, you remember youâre brothers, but when trouble happens, where the hell is everyone? Shameful!"
After Land Officer Yang finished speaking, he scolded Yang Daâan and Yang Xiaochuan, and then scolded Old Yang too, "And you, what kind of people have you been raising? Not a single one of them has a conscience. Your older and younger uncles have been teaching them in vain for all these years. Donât ever mention that you and Third Brother are related; itâs too disgraceful!" At the end of his rant, he directed his spearhead back at the two brothers.
Old Yang was really wronged by Land Officer Yangâs words since he had actually rushed out as soon as he heard the noise. But Old Yang had always been a man of few words, so he wouldnât bother to explain himself even if he was misunderstood.
Surprisingly, Yang Qingbao actually defended his father, "It wasnât my dadâs fault, grandma wouldnât let him go out. And grandpa did help."
Hearing what Yang Qingbao said, Yang Xiaochuan immediately added, "Thatâs right, it was mom who stopped him."
Both of them blamed Old Lady Hua for not allowing them to help, which enraged her.
At this point, it should be mentioned that there are children who betray their parents in all generations. This time, Yang Xiaochuan had dug a hole for his mother.
When Yang Chuxia heard what Yang Qingbao said, she was also surprised, wondering if something good could finally come out of all the bad things.
The crowd that hadnât dispersed yet, upon hearing Yang Qingbaoâs words, looked at Old Lady Hua with even more contempt. The villagers were already unhappy with Old Lady Hua due to various matters, and this only reinforced their prejudice against her.
Furious, Land Officer Yang said, "Iâve always known youâre a wicked woman, but I never knew you could be so heartless. Dachuan isnât your son, right? Fine, from now on, Daâan and Xiaoâan shall no longer bear the surname Yang. Yang Baozi, give this old bitch a divorce letter and let her pack up and get lost with her stuff. Our Old Yang Family doesnât have such heartless people, and in the entire Yangshu Village, there isnât anyone else but these two aunt and niece." Here, he was referring to Old Lady Hua and Ms. Hua Junior.
Upon hearing Land Officer Yangâs words, Yang Chuxiaâs heart skipped a few beats. She had to admit that she was really fond of this grandfather. This made her even more determined to show him respect in the future.
However, she knew it wasnât possible to divorce Old Lady Hua at this time. But there was no rush, it wouldnât be long before she would have to be divorced, whether she liked it or not.
As expected, before Old Yang could even speak, Yang Xiaochuan and Yang Daâan disagreed.
"Uncle, you canât! My momâs already old; if she gets divorced at this age, how can she continue to live?"
"Thatâs right, uncle, our familyâs children are about to get married, and if their grandmother gets divorced, how can our children ever get married?" Like Ms. Liu, Yang Daâan loved his children very much and always put his kids first in many situations.
However, to Yang Chuxiaâs ears, these words were especially amusing - they were even ashamed of getting divorced. What would their expressions be if they found out that Old Lady Hua was fooling around with an old bachelor in the village? Thinking about it made her laugh out loud.
As soon as Old Lady Hua heard Yang Chuxiaâs laughter, she knew what the girl was laughing about, and she became furious. On the other hand, Yang Chuxia grinned widely, revealing a row of shiny teeth in the moonlight.