Huang Da Ge was the most affected. He was grabbed by the hair by Old Lady Huang, and slapped with both hands and dozens of times, leaving his face swollen.

The guests nearby had already gathered around, and no one knew what had happened.

But everyone likes to read gossip.

Just when Old Mrs. Huang was about to continue to lose her temper, Huang Jingjing ran over and grabbed her.

Her eyes were slightly red, but her face looked extremely calm.

"Huang Da Ge, I'm telling you seriously, our engagement is off. From now on, we can get married and not bother each other."

"Jingjing..." Huang Daji's face was red with a hint of white, which was very wonderful.

His lips trembled, and he wanted to say something else, but in the end, no word came out.

The shopkeeper ran over and saw that it was Old Lady Huang who was causing trouble, and he immediately relaxed.

"What's wrong, sister-in-law? Did these guys piss you off? Tell me, and I'll have them beaten up."

Mrs. Huang was in a much better mood at this moment, so she said to the old shopkeeper, "Shopkeeper, I'm sorry for disturbing your mood."

The old shopkeeper quickly said, "It's okay, it's okay. If you get angry, it must be their fault."

Having said that, he asked his waiter to come over and drive away Huang Dage and his men.

Of course, they had to pay for their drinks.

Old Mrs. Huang and Huang Jingjing also left Qingyun Tower.

Huang Da Ge and the others wanted to follow, but Old Lady Huang glared at them and they all ran away.

Only Huang Dagui followed them in a daze.

Don't speak either.

Huang Jingjing remained cold and didn't say a word.

At this time, Gang Tu met Huang Dalong and his group who came to deliver the goods.

Among them was Huang Dagui’s father.

He took the initiative to call out "Old Lady Huang", but Old Lady Huang just looked at him coldly.

"Jingjing's marriage to your son has been cancelled. From now on, your family should not get involved with us."

In one sentence, Huang Da'er's family was kicked out.

From then on, the villagers made money and their family could only watch.

When the eldest brother heard this, he was furious. He asked in horror what had happened.

Old Mrs. Huang glanced at Mr. Huang behind her and said, "Ask your son. I will give you the money for today. But don't come over from tomorrow on."

Huang Dalong was also confused. He hurriedly asked if Huang Dage had offended Huang Jingjing. If so, then let Huang Dage apologize to Huang Jingjing.

Old Lady Huang sneered and said, "They want to make money from our family, redeem a prostitute, and then cheat Jingjing's dowry to buy a house in town for that girl to support her."

As she spoke, her eyes became even colder and sharper, "And they said that our Jingjing was stupid and wouldn't notice. We can't afford to marry a family that is so calculating!"

When Daddy heard this, he was so furious that he almost jumped up.

"I'm going to beat this rebellious son to death!"

Old Mrs. Huang said coldly: "That's your family's business, we have no right to interfere. From now on, I officially inform you that in the future, men and women will not disturb each other when they get married, and we will not forgive them!"

Daddy almost pleaded, "Aunt, it's my family's fault. Can I go back and ask for clarification? You have the final say on whether to punish him or not!"

Old Lady Huang sneered, giving him goose bumps all over his body.

"I won't pursue this matter. Just don't come to our house anymore! Dalong, after this trip, give him the money."

Huang Dalong originally thought that the two children were just having a quarrel, and thought that he could just apologize and let it go.

There's no need to make a fuss.

After hearing what Old Lady Huang said, he was so angry that his whole body was shaking.

He never dreamed that Huang Da Ge would be such a person!

"Mom, don't worry, I will never forgive anyone who bullies my daughter!"

Old Mrs. Huang pulled Huang Jingjing away without saying a word.

She felt that although Huang Jingjing seemed calm, there was actually something very wrong with her.