"You dare talk back to me and speak ill of your mother-in-law!" The old lady stood up and tried to hit Aunt Wang, but she dodged it. This was terrible. She was about to die and was about to bang her head against the wall when the onlookers stopped her!

Captain Yang rushed over and said to the crowd, "Disperse, disperse, is there no work to do? Then he turned to the old lady and said, 'Second Aunt, what are you doing here so early in the morning?'"

The old lady stopped crying and quickly grabbed Yang Hai's hand, saying, "Nephew Dahai, I asked Lao San to give me my retirement allowance. He wouldn't give it to me, that's why I made a scene. You have to stand up for me!" Yang Hai looked at the old lady, then at Aunt Wang and her husband, and then said to the old lady:

"Second Aunt, back when your family divided the property, everything was clearly stated! Brother Sancheng made it clear that he didn't want anything, and you personally promised that you wouldn't need him to take care of you in your old age. Everyone knows this! How come now you're coming to ask Brother Sancheng for retirement money?" Dahai asked angrily.

Second Aunt frowned, pursed her lips, and said slowly, "Oh dear, nephew Dahai, you're wrong about that! No matter what, Sancheng is still my son, the flesh of my flesh, the one I carried for ten months and gave birth to! It's only right and proper for him to give me, his mother, some money for my old age!"

Hearing this, Dahai couldn't help but raise his voice in rebuttal, "Second Aunt, that's not how it works! Since the family division was agreed upon back then, it means each person has become an independent family. What was agreed upon should be followed to the end; how can you just go back on your word? If everyone were like you, changing their minds one day and another the next, wouldn't our village be in complete chaos! Go back now! Don't cause any more trouble." The old woman still wanted to make a scene, but the team leader added, "If you cause any more trouble, we'll deduct your family's work points."

The old lady immediately quieted down, but she still wanted to give Aunt Wang one last fierce glare before slinking away. The crowd gradually dispersed, and Lin Jin turned and went back into the house to get his medicine box. He had just noticed that Aunt Wang had twisted her ankle while dodging the old lady's blows.

"Aunt Wang, I noticed your foot looks injured. Let me take a look," Lin Jin said as he walked over to Aunt Wang.

Aunt Wang was taken aback for a moment, then smiled gratefully, "Lin, the educated youth, thank you for your trouble."

Lin Jin squatted down to examine her and found that her ankle was a little swollen. She took out some ointment from the medicine box, applied it, and massaged it in. "Aunt Wang, try not to move around too much these few days, otherwise it will heal slowly."

"Oh, thank you."

“It’s only right for neighbors to look after each other.” Lin Jin packed up her medicine kit. “Actually, everyone knows you’re in the right, but the old lady is getting on in years and can be quite stubborn sometimes.”

"Yes, I just hope they won't cause trouble like this again in the future," Aunt Wang sighed helplessly.

Lin Jin nodded, said goodbye to Aunt Wang, and returned to the house. He thought to himself that although the daily lives in the countryside were trivial, they represented a variety of aspects of life. As a doctor, he also needed to heal the illnesses in people's hearts.