Huang Tao was about to run outside when she said that she was willing to beg that woman for her son's sake.

"Don't make things worse," Liu Tucheng waved his hand and said, "Now hurry up and pack up the things you need at home, I'll find someone to send them back to my hometown tonight."

Now he has to start thinking about his way out. He estimates that even being sent back to his hometown would be the best outcome, and his situation would certainly not be good.

Thinking of the meager amount of money in his savings account, Liu Tucheng quickly put the account away close to his body. As for some valuables at home, he packed them up and took them with him when he returned empty-handed.

Huang Tao was still sitting there in a daze. Liu Tucheng ignored the grandfather and grandson and went straight to the room to lie down.

He needs to rest up; there's another tough battle ahead tomorrow.

Feng Tingting opened her eyes. This time, the person beside her was not one of her kind neighbors, but a strange woman.

Moreover, she saw a familiar face in that person and quickly turned her head away.

Having survived under Hu Juan's tutelage for many years, she also had her own ulterior motives.

Grandma came to the door and said that she was not a child of the Feng family, but was replaced by Hu Juan who had stolen her.

She rushed over to ask for an explanation, but her grandmother thought she was protecting that woman and slapped her unconscious.

But the woman who looks somewhat like her now must be the mother her grandmother was talking about, right?

She had suspected before that she wasn't Hu Juan's daughter.

However, the neighbors and the Feng family all swore that she was born after Hu Juan carried her for ten months.

“Child,” Cheng Yue asked cautiously, “you’ve been unconscious for so long, are you hungry? I’ll make you a cup of malted milk powder.”

Feng Tingting turned to look at her, no longer caring about whether she was hungry or not. "When did you find out that the baby had been switched?"

Cheng Yue felt guilty when she heard her ask this question. It seemed that the child had heard the gist of the matter before. "I only had my suspicions the day before yesterday. Hu Juan's son looks exactly like Liu Haifeng. Many children resemble their fathers. I never paid any attention to it all these years."

By the time I began to suspect something, I had someone investigate. I'm sorry, child, I was too late.

Cheng Yue looked at Feng Tingting cautiously, "If I had discovered the trick sooner, you wouldn't have had to suffer for so long..."

The mother and daughter talked in the ward, and when the Cheng family came again, Cheng Yue said that she would take Feng Tingting with her and change her name, and that the two of them would depend on each other from then on.

Although Cheng's parents had a lot of opinions and disliked the child, they didn't want to pressure Cheng Yue too much. They simply stuffed the compensation money they had been holding onto into her arms and left with the Cheng family.

Cheng Yue breathed a sigh of relief; at least her parents didn't take their anger out on their child.

She'll have to swallow her pride and bring the kids over a few times to gradually build a relationship between them.

The next day, just as dawn was breaking, a long line of people had already formed outside the song committee building.

Everyone is waiting for that pair of sluts, and for this one, everyone is more united than ever before.

After a brief discussion, the leaders decided to reluctantly bring their people out.

Upon seeing the two of them, the crowd could no longer contain their anger, and they began to hurl insults and throw things at them.

Tian Guihua took her grandson to see the fruits of their labor early in the morning, holding them up and looking around carefully, afraid of missing their target.

Some onlookers teased, "Aunt Hua, your eyesight isn't what it used to be at your age. Do you want us to help you with this?"

Tian Guihua grinned at them, annoyed, "I was spot on every time back then. I was just thinking about which angle would have the best effect."

You'd better keep your eyes wide open and watch carefully; some of these seniors are beyond your reach.

We all trained a lot back then to improve our accuracy, so let's show them what we're made of today.

He said to Hua Xiangyun, who had followed him, "Little darling, your grandma was always right back then. I don't know how many days she had been blasted by me. Watch closely."

With a slight bend, a lift, and a push, Tian Guihua landed the mud bag in her hand right between the two people sitting in a group.

And it hit them right on the head, the mud bags scattered, and the earthen dragons inside instantly filled their heads and bodies, some even running up their collars and into their clothes.

This disgusting scene made many people unable to bear it and they covered their mouths and ran away.

Jiang Yi then used both hands to block Hua Xiangyun's view, saying, "Don't look."

Tian Guihua felt a surge of anger, saying, "I can't stand these petty, opportunistic people."

Little did she know that while she had vented her anger, those around her who knew her were even more wary of her.

Hua Xiangyun reached out and grasped Tian Guihua's hand. She had only learned last night that the old lady had projected this couple onto the story.

Back then, many comrades fought hard and built their empires outside, but when they returned home, they found themselves usurped. Instead of being driven to the brink of collapse by their mundane lives, they were betrayed and stabbed in the back by their own relatives.

In particular, one of Tian Guihua's best friends, unable to bear the betrayal of her family, was determined to die during an attack and took the lead, single-handedly opening a breach for them.

Although Tian Guihua's actions today went a bit too far, they deserved to be blamed for this.

As for the two cowards on the stage who had fainted from fright, Tian Guihua didn't even glance at them again, but instead turned around and left with her granddaughter.

“If there had been a similar distribution of beans back then, your Grandma Yun wouldn’t have died so aggrieved.” Tian Guihua wiped away her tears. “It’s just a pity that all these years, I haven’t even been able to offer her incense, nor have I had the chance to talk to her about it…”

Hua Xiangyun: "Grandma, someone like Grandma Yun will not be mistreated."

Hua Xiangyun spoke cryptically, but Tian Guihua's eyes lit up, almost forgetting her granddaughter's abilities. "What you said is true."

Hua Xiangyun couldn't talk much outside, so she nodded and said, "Everything is looking good."

Tian Guihua wiped away her tears and laughed, "Yes, this is a good era. Your Grandma Yun must be living a good life."

As for asking more questions, Tian Guihua never even considered it.

She was easygoing; the friendship she had built with her old friend over the years was enough, and asking for more would be inappropriate.

She glanced at Jiang Yi and then realized that she didn't know if Hua Xiangyun had mentioned her apprenticeship to him.