Upon hearing this, the woman immediately began to wail and scream.

"I knew it was you, you jinx! Not only do you bring bad luck to your family and friends, but you've even come after my Baoyun! I'll beat you to death!"

As he spoke, he reached out and grabbed Shi Lisheng's hair.

Fortunately, Gu Moxin, who was passing by, noticed something was wrong with the noise coming from the courtyard.

He immediately rushed in and stood in front of Shi Lisheng.

"Stop! A bunch of you are bullying an orphan girl. Be careful, or I'll tell the village chief."

The woman glanced at Gu Moxin, completely ignoring her.

"Mo Xin, I advise you to stay away, otherwise don't blame me if you break your face later."

"Yes, Moxin, you're going out in a few days. Getting too close to her might bring bad luck."

"Of course, don't end up like Baoyun, getting ruined by her."

The women's ramblings became increasingly outrageous, and even Gu Moxin couldn't stand it anymore.

“We’ve watched Sheng Sheng grow up, how can you say such things about her? And Bao Yun, what happened to her?”

The moment this was mentioned, the auntie seemed to burst into tears, as if a pressure point had been struck.

He plopped down on the ground and started howling.

"It's all that damned brat's fault! If she hadn't touched the donkey that came with her dowry and made it go berserk, my son-in-law wouldn't have had his leg broken..."

She pointed at Shi Lisheng while cursing.

"It must be because she couldn't stand seeing my Baoyun marry well, so she used some evil magic to make her unlucky in her husband's family, causing her to threaten to write a letter of divorce, ahhh..."

After she finished speaking, Gu Moxin laughed.

"Aunt Jiao is only making a scene now, is it because your son-in-law's leg was broken this morning? It's been three days already, who knows if there's something evil in his house that made the donkey go crazy..."

Her words were like stepping on Aunt Jiao's landmine.

Then she got up from the ground, found a small stool, and was about to smash it on Gu Moxin's head.

"You brat, how dare you curse my Baoyun's husband's family! I'll smash your head in today!"

Several women nearby, seeing that she was serious, stepped forward to stop her.

Gu Moxin is the youngest daughter of the village head; if they really cause her any harm...

It seems things won't end well for them, but it would have been better if they hadn't stopped her; the more they did, the angrier Aunt Jiao became.

He threw the small stool directly at Gu Moxin.

Gu Moxin was so frightened that she quickly covered her head. Just then, she felt herself being forcefully pushed away.

Then, the women who had been trying to break up the fight suddenly shouted...

She quickly looked over at the sound and saw Shi Lisheng lying motionless on the ground, his head covered in blood.

She rushed over, pulling her into her arms with one hand and pressing the other against the wound on her head.

"Sheng Sheng, can you hear me? Don't be afraid, I'll take you to Grandpa Yu right away."

After saying that, he picked her up and ran towards the village doctor's house.

The little stone hidden in the cloth bag wanted to cry but dared not, longing to go out and see the world.

Afraid of being discovered, she could only hide in a corner of the cloth bag and secretly wipe away her tears.

The women were terrified; after a moment of stunned silence, they fled the scene.

Aunt Jiao, the perpetrator, was left alone in the courtyard, staring blankly at the bloodstains on the ground.

It took a good while for him to come to his senses.

“I didn’t mean to hit you. You rushed up here yourself. If you’re unlucky enough to die, it’s not my fault.”

After she finished speaking, she picked up the small stool she had just used to hit someone and ran away.

When Gu Moxin ran to Doctor Yu, Shi Lisheng was in her arms.

Her face had turned as pale as paper due to excessive blood loss.

When Dr. Yu saw that she was covered in blood and holding a child who seemed to be neither alive nor dead, he realized what was happening.

Startled, he immediately told his wife to go and inform the village chief and the neighborhood head.

They were terrified that someone might die in their own home, and then they wouldn't be able to explain it clearly.

Fortunately, Shi Lisheng was lucky; although he lost a lot of blood, his life was not in danger.

Doctor Yu first used wood ash to stop the bleeding, and then brewed some herbal medicine.

When the village chief and the head of the village arrived, Gu Moxin had already washed the blood off his hands.

But what was on the clothes still looked quite shocking.

Dr. Yu's wife didn't explain clearly either, only saying that she was there and had lost a lot of blood.

When the village head saw her covered in blood, he nearly fainted from fright.

“Girl, what’s wrong with you? If anything happens to you, how will I face your deceased mother?”

Seeing that his father was about to cry, Gu Moxin quickly recounted the whole story in detail.

The village head was furious upon hearing this, but he also warned her not to associate with Shi Lisheng anymore.

Although he didn't know if the claim of her being cursed was true or false, he only hoped that his precious daughter could get married safely.

I hope I never encounter anything as unpleasant as what happened today.

Gu Moxin disagreed with her father's statement, but she didn't want to embarrass him in front of outsiders, so she obediently nodded in agreement.

Finally, the village chief decided that Shi Lisheng should stay at Doctor Yu's house to recuperate.

The Jiao family covered all the medical and consultation fees during this period.

When Aunt Jiao heard that the person was not dead, she was finally relieved.

But because it cost a lot of money, she became increasingly resentful, so she took advantage of the dark and windy night...

With his two teenage sons in tow, he sneaked into Shi Lisheng's house.

After Shi Lisheng recovered from her injuries, she took Xiao Shitou home.

Apart from the creaking, broken door, everything else in the house had been taken away.

Even the seedlings planted in the yard were all pulled up.

Seeing this, Shi Lisheng felt truly sad for the first time.

"Waaaaah, Grandma's things were stolen, and all our vegetables are gone, waaaaah..."

Her cries were so mournful and pitiful that they made Little Stone feel very sad.

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