Destroying other people's families is no joke and will lead to criticism and struggle.

Li Xiangxia was so frightened that she looked at her mother Li Dahua without saying a word.

Li Dahua was also stunned by his words, but she was experienced and quickly calmed down.

"Your wife was bought. I can sue you."

"My wife and I are in love. My mother gave her half a bag of cornmeal as a betrothal gift. You actually said she was bought. Do you have any evidence?"

Of course, she had no evidence, and she didn't and couldn't put it out in the open at this time.

This kind of thing happens quite often in the village.

At this time, people thought that women were money-losing goods and that the best they could get when they got married was the best.

Li Dahua was speechless after being asked this question.

He said angrily, "You said Xiang Xia and I went to your house to cause trouble. Do you have evidence?"

It was not yet time to get off work and no one was at Old Li's house.

Li Mingqing smiled and said, "I really do have one. Second girl, third girl, come over here to my uncle."

Li Erniu and Li Sanniu came trotting over.

The two sisters had been at home the whole time, and the houses were so close to each other that they must have heard everything they said.

"Have Grandma Li and the others ever come to our house?"

"Yes, I came here and talked to my aunt for quite a while."

Li Mingqing asked, "Do you remember what you heard?"

"Let Auntie leave home. Grandma said she did it for your and Little Auntie's own good."

Li Erniu spoke out loudly, as if pouring beans.

Li Dahua and Li Xiangxia looked as if they had been slapped in the face, their faces turning pale.

The two of them didn't expect that there were children at home in the Li family. Generally speaking, children would go to the fields with them.

"Everyone must have heard it, right? They came to my house and caused trouble. It's really infuriating."

"Mingqing, my mother was thinking about our happiness. You were obviously forced to get married." Li Xiangxia was shameless and didn't feel that it was her fault at all.