Niu Dazhu was furious and stepped forward to slap Tie Dan's mother. Compared to the men in the village who liked to beat their wives, Niu Dazhu was considered civilized and rarely laid a hand on Tie Dan's mother. This time, however, he was truly enraged.

Tie Dan and Ya Dan quickly stopped Niu Dazhu.

"You only saved 15,000 out of 400,000, and spent 385,000 in eight years. Are you some kind of dragon? Where did the money go? Explain yourself, or else... or else get out of here and get a divorce!"

Niu Dazhu was so angry that his face turned white. He really didn't expect the old woman to be so wasteful. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been a hands-off manager; he would have at least been involved.

Tang Yuanyuan glanced coldly at Brother Niu, whose eyes were darting around, and his two sisters-in-law. Where could the money go? It all ended up in these people's pockets, along with Sister Niu and Sister Niu the second, those two bloodsuckers.

“These past few years, my eldest and second eldest sons have been eating and drinking at home, and we spend a lot of money on groceries every month,” Tie Dan’s mother cried as she protested.

“That’s still not enough to cover three thousand yuan. I have to say something to Dazhu. The living expenses that Tiedan’s wife gives you two are for you two. It’s right for them to be filial to their parents, but there’s no reason for them to help you raise your son and grandson. Humph, the two families, more than ten people, are eating and drinking for free every day. Everyone in the village is gossiping. You can’t hear it, but your second brother and I hear it every day. Even our ancestors would be ashamed!”

Uncle Niu looked at his two nephews, Brother Niu and Brother Niu Er, with sarcasm. These two nephews were useless, and the wives they married were even more useless.

Niu Dazhu looked ashamed. "Brother is right. I was wrong. I will definitely keep an eye on my spendthrift wife from now on."

Tang Yuanyuan was overjoyed and decided to buy some good cigarettes for Uncle Niu before leaving. She had never met the two uncles before, but now she realized that her parents-in-law were confused, but the two uncles were sensible. She would try to get along well with the two uncles in the future and have them help keep an eye on her parents-in-law.

Uncle Niu then said, "Just eating and drinking certainly wouldn't have cost this much. Dazhu's wife, tell the truth, where did all the money go?"

Tie Dan's mother glanced at Brother Niu and his brother, not daring to hide anything, and confessed, "Tie Fu often asks me for some pocket money, a hundred or two hundred, and I give it to him. There's also pocket money for my grandchildren. My eldest son's wife and second son's wife often ask for it too. And I also give it to Tie Ying and Tie Zhi. It's all in small amounts, and I haven't kept track of it."

"One or two hundred isn't much? How much do you and Dad earn in a day? My older brother and his family are getting old, do they still need you to give them pocket money? My older sister and second sister are the same. You are really generous, giving away hundreds of thousands of yuan in no time." Ya Dan was furious. She had never seen her mother so confused before. She got carried away as soon as things got better.

"I didn't ask for much money, just a few hundred yuan," Brother Niu explained.

Iron Egg's mother, who had been scolded like a grandson, grabbed a teacup from the table and threw it at her eldest son. "You always ask for the most money. You come every few days asking for money without fail. Your wife is the same. You must have saved all the money!"

Tang Yuanyuan watched coldly, letting this family fight like dogs. This time, she wouldn't be so quick to pay up.

"Stop arguing, Tie Fu and Tie Gui's wives. Take out your family's savings book. Don't try to play tricks. It's your own son who's sick." Uncle Niu displayed the authority of the head of the family.

He finally understood that Niu Dazhu definitely couldn't control such a large family, otherwise things wouldn't have gotten so chaotic and disorderly. No wonder Tang Yuanyuan refused to contribute money.

“Where would I get a savings account? My child needs money for school and food…” Niu Er’s wife argued softly, refusing to go get the savings account. She wanted to save that money for her retirement.