Chapter 255

After Song Chunhua finished speaking, she slapped Zhang Cuiping across the face again, knocking her to the ground.

Zhang Cuiping was so dizzy from being thrown around that her mouth quickly swelled up, and a clear red mark appeared under her eyes.

After covering her face and being stunned for two seconds, Zhang Cuiping roared furiously, "You crazy woman, what right do you have to hit me? I'll fight you to the death!"

She yelled and got up from the ground again, trying to pounce on Song Chunhua, but Song Chunhua slapped her back to the ground.

Song Chunhua looked down at her and repeated Zhang Cuiping's question: "Why did I hit you?"

After asking the question, Song Chunhua was amused. Her aged face was very arrogant. "With my strength, more than 20 years ago I could knock you and your old man who was like a piglet into the latrine and you couldn't climb out. Today I can slap you so hard that you can't even find your own door."

After Song Chunhua finished speaking, she forcefully pulled Zhang Cuiping up from the ground and slapped her several more times.

"Is this enough?"

"If that's not enough, call that fat old man in your house who can only live with his lower body."

"I'm going to see how many teeth he still has left in his mouth that I can beat him up!"

More than 20 years ago, Song Chunhua was just over 20 years old, but her husband had already passed away a few years earlier, and she was living alone with her daughter in Wanyue Village.

The saying "There's always gossip around a widow's door" resonated deeply with Song Chunhua at the time, but she pushed all that gossip away with a cold face.

But there are still some disgusting men who can't control their lust and think they're something special, and they still come knocking on my door.

Zhang Cuiping's husband, Zhang Tieda, was one of them.

On a rainy midday, Song Chunhua, who had just put her daughter to sleep, heard a noise and got up to look. She saw Zhang Tieda climbing over the wall and appearing in her yard.

As Zhang Tieda took off his clothes, he smiled slyly and said he wanted to have some fun with her.

Song Chunhua coldly told him to get lost.

But Zhang Tieda, blinded by lust, continued to undress, even calling Song Chunhua a "little firecracker."

The word "little chili pepper" successfully made Song Chunhua roll up her sleeves and walk towards him, but just as Zhang Tie was smiling and waiting, he only received a punch instead.

Song Chunhua has been strong since childhood, and she used to be ridiculed by her fellow villagers for this. But since her husband passed away, Song Chunhua has been grateful for this strength countless times.

Having lost two teeth in one punch, Zhang Tieda no longer cared about "happiness" or "little chili peppers." He hurriedly climbed over the wall and ran outside.

But Song Chunhua couldn't let go of this good opportunity to warn others who had the desire to steal but lacked the courage, so she grabbed a broom and chased after them.

A naked man with a missing front tooth and blood all over his mouth ran out of a widow's house; it was obvious what had happened.

Then, seeing that the widow was following behind with a large broom, there was nothing more that couldn't be understood.

Zhang Tieda, along with Song Chunhua who was carrying a broom and the gradually gathering villagers, ran all the way home.

In front of a villager, he shamelessly told Zhang Cuiping that Song Chunhua had seduced him.

Enraged by her husband's fierce protectiveness, Zhang Cuiping cursed Song Chunhua, calling her a "little whore" and a "little bitch," before tearing at Song Chunhua.

Unfortunately, all she got was a slap from Song Chunhua and being kicked into a cesspool.

Zhang Cuiping, bobbing up and down in her own latrine, cursed Song Chunhua as a "madwoman," "all brawn and no brains," and "a jinx to her husband and family"...

Song Chunhua watched coldly, then kicked Zhang Tieda, who was trembling to the side, down as well.

The indescribable mixture of solid and liquid, under the enormous impact, filled Zhang Cuiping's mouth with curses and swears.

And so Song Chunhua stood on the cesspool, slowly and deliberately spewing out curses without repeating herself, while staring at the two filthy people in the cesspool. Whenever one of them tried to climb out, she would knock him back down with a broom.

A group of people, eager to stir up trouble, tried to persuade Song Chunhua, but she remained unmoved, even when the village chief arrived.

It wasn't until her daughter woke up and came to find Song Chunhua that Song Chunhua finally said, "Next time some slut or whore comes to mess with me, I'll cripple his thing and send him to the latrine!"

That concludes the recollection.

As a group of villagers who had gathered around recalled the incident while holding their own grandchildren, the expressions on their faces were somewhat complicated.

"I was wondering why Zhang Cuiping was cursing this crazy... cough, why she was cursing Song Chunhua so early in the morning. It turns out she still remembers what happened back then and came to settle scores."

No sooner had someone finished remarking than Dayue's mind raced, and he asked his grandfather with feigned innocence:

"Grandpa, does 'seeking revenge' mean 'looking for a beating'?"

Grandpa Dayue couldn't hold back and burst out laughing.

Isn't that just asking for a beating?

He was slapped to the ground again by the crazy woman.

Zhang Cuiping, who was lying on the ground, was reminded of that incident from years ago by Song Chunhua's question, and her body trembled as she thought of it.

Even after all these years, she still wakes up in the middle of the night because of this incident.

She still can't forget the nightmare of being stared at all day in the stinking cesspool back then, even now that her grandson is all grown up.

Ling Wu stood behind Song Chunhua and looked up to see Song Chunhua's slender yet unusually tall figure.

The reason Zhang Cuiping was so angry with her today was largely because of the psychological trauma that her grandmother had caused her years ago.

Zhang Cuiping subconsciously believed that as long as she beat Song Chunhua's granddaughter today, she could get over the incident from back then.

Unfortunately, because the old lady was worried that she would be bullied at school, she would follow behind her every time she went to and from school.

The old woman said she didn't want to see her, but actually she wanted her to socialize more with her classmates so she wouldn't be lonely and friendless. She was afraid that after the old woman was gone, she would be isolated and helpless.

Grandma always thinks ahead and prepares for the worst.

But only when you love someone very much will you often do these things because you worry that the other person will not be happy in the future.

Lingwu took a step, and Dongliang stepped aside to make way for her.

Song Chunhua caught a glimpse of Ling Wu out of the corner of her eye, and frowned, worried that Zhang Cuiping's miserable state would frighten Ling Wu.

But Lingwu didn't even glance at Zhang Cuiping. Instead, she lowered her head, pulled up Song Chunhua's drooping hand, looked at it carefully, and then asked, "Grandma, did your hand hurt? That grandma has such a thick skin, Grandma's hand must have hurt a lot."

Ling Wu lowered her head, her small face obscured by the gesture, making it impossible to see her expression, but the sadness emanating from her was palpable to everyone.

As a result, everyone subconsciously listened to Ling Wu's words.

Zhang Cuiping must have a thick skin, after all, she works under the sun every day, otherwise her skin would be sunburned.

But Song Chunhua's hand hurts...

Even Song Chunhua felt a little embarrassed after hearing this.

She coughed lightly, "Cough, it's alright."

After saying that, she glanced at Zhang Cuiping, who was trembling on the ground, and seeing that she dared not go crazy again, she picked up Lingwu.

When she looked up, she saw that Lingwu's big eyes were filled with tears. She was unusually anxious. "Why are you crying? Did she hit you?"