"Father," Huang Shan looked at Village Chief Huang pleadingly, "what does the doctor mean by that?"

“It doesn’t mean anything,” Village Chief Huang said, his face grim. “Let’s go out first.”

"But……"

“There are no buts,” Village Chief Huang pulled his son up. “The doctor has important business to attend to; let’s not keep him waiting.”

Looking at Qin Shi, who was still sitting with her eyes closed in the hall, Village Chief Huang snorted coldly, "Since you haven't woken up, stay at the pharmacy. Go back on your own when you wake up."

"Father, you..."

"Shut up! Let's go!"

Before the two had taken two steps, they heard a weak voice.

"Husband," Qin Shi said weakly, rubbing her forehead, "How did I get here? What happened? My head hurts so much?"

"Wife," Huangshan said, leaning closer with half his face covered in medicine, "you're awake?"

"How did I end up in a pharmacy?" she asked timidly, grabbing Huang Shan's hand. "Husband, what happened?"

"What happened?" Huang Shan was taken aback. "Wife, don't you remember?"

"Remember what?" Qin looked at Huangshan with a puzzled expression. "Didn't I have diarrhea all day?"

"Dad," Huang Shan said nervously, "my wife seems to have no memory of what happened today."

"Is that so?" Village Chief Huang sneered. "I haven't gone home yet, so let the doctor take a look and see if he really can't remember or is just pretending!"

This daughter-in-law is really something. Knowing that things couldn't end well today, she tried to feign fainting to escape, but her feigned fainting was discovered, so she started pretending to have amnesia.

I don't know who taught them, but they have all sorts of underhanded tricks, none of which are respectable.

"Father," Huangshan's wife's face stiffened slightly, but she composed herself and continued to feign innocence, "I don't understand what you're saying?"

“Whether you understand or not doesn’t matter,” Village Chief Huang laughed. “In the end, it has nothing to do with our family.”

He had already made up his mind to divorce his daughter-in-law.

Not only did she not bear any children, but she was also so vicious. Her family was kind-hearted and had no connection with her at all.

It's a pity that I only realized this today.

I used to think that young wives were inexperienced and inevitably made mistakes, but after a few years they would understand the good intentions of their elders.

Looking back now, I realize they understood everything, but I just didn't open my heart to them!

Upon hearing this, Huang Shan's heart skipped a beat. "Dad, what do you mean by that?"

“Father,” Madam Qin also became nervous, “If your daughter-in-law has made a mistake, she will correct it. You cannot send her back to her parents’ home.”

As she spoke, she grabbed Huang Shan's arm anxiously, "Husband, please plead for me."

In her haste, she didn't realize that she had touched Huangshan's wound.

The moment Qin grabbed his arm, Huang Shan broke out in a cold sweat from the pain, but he dared not utter a sound for fear of incurring his wife's wrath.

This scene was witnessed by Village Chief Huang, who asked with reddened eyes, "Qin, do you have any conscience at all?"

His son, despite being beaten like this, didn't utter a single complaint; his only thought was to protect his wife.

But Qin Shi not only pretended to be unconscious and had amnesia, but also didn't care about her own son.

These wounds were caused by her, and anyone with a modicum of sense would know to avoid mentioning them, but she…

“Husband,” Qin looked at Huang Shan with guilt, “did I hurt you? I didn’t mean to.”

"It's nothing," Huang Shan said through gritted teeth, forcing a smile. "I'm not in pain."

After calming Qin down, he turned to Village Chief Huang and explained, "Father, today's events can't be entirely blamed on my wife. I started it first, and she only retaliated because she was so angry she lost her temper."