As they ate, they marveled at how overjoyed the Bai family was, daring to prepare so much meat at a banquet. They thought everyone should hurry over to replenish their energy and didn't pay any attention to what was going on in their own rooms.

Even though things are chaotic here, it's still much better than the Shen family's place.

Shen Guangsheng's wife stood at the kitchen doorway, looking at Shen Guangsheng with a helpless expression: "Husband, when are we going to start the feast?"

Those who came were all from the Shen family. Shen Guangsheng went to see Shen Heng twice, but Shen Heng resolutely refused to come. Before leaving, he made some harsh words, hoping to force Shen Heng to come. In the end, he actually dared to leave his elders here.

The main characters weren't even there, so what kind of graduation banquet is this?

Moreover, all the people who came from their side were from the Shen family, and all the villagers from the village flocked to the Bai family's house.

"How shameless! He's practically begging to go to the woman's house! Doesn't he worry people will say he's marrying into the family? That our family will no longer have this child! Serve the food! We won't eat if he doesn't come!"

After the affair between Widow Zhou and Shen Jiawen was exposed, Shen Jiawen was completely suppressed by his fierce wife. With the help of his brother-in-law Shen Guangsheng, Shen Jiawen was like a quail at home. Even if he wanted to rekindle his relationship with Widow Zhou, he had no money to spare.

Without Shen Jiawen's financial support, Widow Zhou had to save the little money she had to buy a job for Shen Hui, so she lived a very frugal life throughout the year.

Shen Hui ate without any manners at the table, causing several of his uncles to frown.

"Smack!"

Suddenly, someone slammed down their chopsticks: "Chen Hui, you fucking threw chicken bones into my bowl!"

The speaker was Shen Guangsheng's second son. Today, his father had been humiliated by Shen Heng, and seeing Shen Hui looking like a starving ghost, he finally snapped.

"If you throw it in your bowl, you can just take it out. Why throw your chopsticks like that? It's my own brother's graduation banquet, and you won't let me eat?"

Shen Hui has always been a free spirit; he doesn't care about anything. Even when his cousin criticizes him, he just rolls his eyes and continues eating.

What does it matter if I lose face? Once I've eaten it, it's mine!

Shen Guangsheng's second son got angry and overturned the table: "I told you to eat, what are you eating! Bastard!"

"Oh shit!"

When Shen Hui heard the last two words, his eyes turned red, and the two brothers started fighting.

While the other uncles were trying to break up the fight, Shen Jiawen stubbornly insisted, "Big brother, is this how you usually raise your children?"

"Shut up, do you even have the right to speak here?"

Shen Guangsheng rebuked.

If it weren't for the fact that it involved Shen Heng, he wouldn't have wanted to invite Shen Hui and his mother over at all! If it weren't for the fact that he didn't care about those rules anymore, he would have divorced Shen Liquan's wife on his behalf!

Seeing that the two brothers were about to fight, and that the younger generation seemed determined to fight to the death, one of the cousins ​​tried to stop them but was accidentally injured. Enraged, he also joined in.

The Shen family members are all not very good-tempered, they just show it to varying degrees.

The party ended badly, and some people even left with injuries.

As for the Bai family, although there was a minor hiccup, the guests and hosts generally had a good time. Everyone who came to the banquet ate until they were stuffed, and even took some food home to reheat for another meal.

"Do you still need the rest?"

Deng Min entered the kitchen and saw the three people who had come to help cleaning up the mess: "Don't worry, we're skilled cooks, how could we possibly go hungry? We didn't leave any extra food, take a look."

"Why not leave more? People outside can just take what they can't finish with them anyway."

Deng Min's words were to the point, so we tidied up together with them.

A moment later, Bai Shiqing came in and complained, "Is that Aunt Huai planning to stay at our house? Why isn't she leaving yet? I think the old lady over there is getting restless."

She didn't want to listen anymore, and kept grabbing Bai Jiaojiao, asking how much money the government would give her this time, showing no respect for an elder at all.

"Don't you know your own relative? She's always trying to take advantage of others and loves to pry into other people's backgrounds. Look, even our third aunt and youngest aunt don't want to be around her."

Deng Min was also annoyed by this aunt, but only her younger sister was so outspoken that she managed to retort.

"Auntie, you've lost so much face marrying my uncle. When I got married, only my third uncle and my youngest uncle came to support our family. Honestly, I still have a grudge against you."

How could Bai Shiqing not mind? Bai Shihai had also sent messages to each of them, but he couldn't refuse them all.

It might be due to the busy or slack season of farming, but he's still my uncle, and for such a big event as his wedding, I should at least come and show my support.

"I'm sorry you had to suffer back then."

Deng Min was well aware that their uncle was the kind of person who wouldn't do anything without a profit.

"I wouldn't say I feel wronged, but I just don't want to talk to them anymore."

The two had only exchanged a few words when Bai Jiaojiao came in.

"What, you couldn't hold back either?"

Bai Shiqing asked with a smile.

Bai Jiaojiao shook her head awkwardly: "Where did this aunt come from? Dad has already said so much, but she just pretends not to understand. At first, she said she wanted my pen, and now she wants to borrow money from home, saying it's for her cousin's schooling. Her son is the true heir of the Bai family, and only if he gets into university can he bring honor to the family. Dad said it's getting late, and she said yes, if we go back now we won't be able to get through the day. We're all family, if all else fails, she can sleep on the floor at our house."

Those helping out couldn't help but say, "In this cold weather, aren't you afraid of breaking your back sleeping on the floor?"

Bai Shiqing chuckled twice: "Sister-in-law, what should we do? Bozi isn't home, but we actually have a place for her to sleep."

Deng Min frowned in worry: "It shouldn't be possible, right? With Dad's temper, would he let her stay overnight at our house?"

"A person with a bad temper can't beat someone who knows how to cheat."

Bai Shiqing shrugged.

However, before she could finish speaking, someone realized that the premise of her statement was that Bai Zhiman's temper wasn't bad enough.

There was a clattering sound coming from the room, followed by a loud "bang," as if a table had been overturned.

The three people in the kitchen heard the noise and rushed into the house. They saw their uncle lying on the ground, with the table overturned, and Chen Heng standing to the side.

Their eyes widened, but then Bai Zhiman said quietly from the side, "Brother, didn't I tell you that my son-in-law has a bad temper?"

"......"

Their aunt quickly helped their uncle up. Just now, Shen Heng had pushed over the chair he was sitting on, and he couldn't even hold on to the table. You can imagine how much force Shen Heng used.

Looking at Bai Zhiman's expression, Bai Jiaojiao couldn't help but think that Bai Zhiman seemed quite smug.

Bai Shiqing clicked her tongue and suddenly felt that Shen Heng's temper was quite satisfying.

“You probably don’t know who I am, yet you dare to make a scene in my house and even talk badly about my mother-in-law. If you really miss her, I’ll take you to Nanshan today and talk to her.”

Just as Uncle Bai was about to sit down again, Shen Heng, still not satisfied, kicked over the chair he was sitting on.

Upon hearing this, Bai Jiaojiao realized that it was no wonder Bai Zhiman could still look encouraging even after Shen Heng did such a thing.