When Ren Cuiping returned to Qingcheng Compound, the first thing she did was to go to Sheng's father's workplace to find him. She learned that he was on a business trip and didn't know when he would be back.

She didn't want to go back to the Sheng family. The second son was the only one at home, and she was in a bad mood and didn't want to face him.

She had no choice but to go back to Ren's house, but they wouldn't let her in, so she started shouting outside the door that she was thirsty.

She had a relatively comfortable life in the first few days after arriving in Yuncheng. Her two brothers joined her in scolding Sheng Liangyuan as a good-for-nothing.

Both brothers called and scolded Sheng Liangyuan for being a good-for-nothing, and she felt very uncomfortable listening to them beside the phone.

Perhaps she really did something wrong. Ren Cuiping thought that as long as she didn't make a fuss, her husband would remarry her.

Because she firmly believed in her heart that her husband loved her very much and was just angry temporarily. When he calmed down, he would take her home.

She changed her partner and started a new job and started everything from scratch. Since she had no experience, she was not happy with the work at all.

Her elder brother suggested that she should not go to work for the time being. If she did not work, she would have nothing to do all day and would have more thoughts.

There was nothing wrong with her favoring her daughter a little. The more she thought about it, the angrier she became, and every day was miserable.

After a week of agony, her husband didn't call her once, and her eldest son and baby daughter didn't contact her either.

Her second son called her every other day and complained about her, saying that she had spoiled her daughter.

Ren Cuiping really didn't want Sheng Shiwen to nag her, which made her even more annoyed, but her second son was the only one who was willing to pay attention to her.

So she could only listen to him complaining in frustration. Suddenly one day, the second son told her worriedly that the second son of the Dong family was going to remarry.

Dong Laoer’s bride is eleven years younger than him and is very beautiful. She is a match for his ex-wife.

Ren Cuiping felt a sense of crisis and became even angrier. She loved her husband very much, but he didn't understand her.

She loved her daughter very much, but her daughter turned against her and disowned her, which made her feel extremely sad.

She cried to her two brothers like a nagging woman all day long. Her two sisters-in-law said that her brothers were very tired from work all day.

When she came back, they had to listen to her troubles, so her two sisters-in-law and nephews and nieces disliked her very much.

She couldn't eat or sleep well, and she became even more irritable. When she was irritable, she wanted to curse.

Her eldest brother said that he would take her back to Qingcheng in a couple of days, but when she learned that the second son of the Dong family had remarried, she didn't want to wait even a minute.

She came back secretly alone, but the aunt who cooked at home opened the yard door and brought her a glass of water to drink in the yard.

They refused to let her into the living room no matter what. Ren Cuiping then sadly discovered that she had no place to stay after the divorce.

She had to shout for a long time even to drink a sip of water, and she rushed into the living room when her aunt wasn't paying attention.

A middle-aged bodyguard immediately stepped forward and dragged her out. The two bodyguards had been Mr. Ren's guards since they were very young.

After Mr. Ren retired, they became his personal bodyguards, in their hearts.

No one is more important than the old man’s health. He even wanted to give up the surgery before.

One of the bodyguards grabbed Ren Cuiping, but he didn't dare to use too much force.

Ren Cuiping held onto the door sill with one hand and sat down on the ground, crying, "Dad, Dad, how could you be so cruel as to not let your daughter into the house? Who do you two think you are? How dare you stop me from going home?"

Gu Jiaojiao didn't care about Ren Cuiping's angry scolding and continued with what she was doing.

Amidst Ren Cuiping's cries and yells, Gu Jiaojiao had already packed up everything. "Grandpa, have a good rest. We're leaving first."

The surgery performed on Mr. Ren's leg was performed under local anesthesia, so he was very clear-headed.

"Jiaojiao, go hide upstairs for a while. I'll calm down that crazy Ren Cuiping. Can you leave later? Otherwise, she'll catch you and scold you."

"No need. I just happen to have something to explain to her." Gu Jiaojiao said calmly.

Grandpa meant well, but she had done nothing wrong, so why should she hide from Ren Cuiping?

What if Ren Cuiping goes upstairs directly, wouldn’t she feel guilty?

After washing her hands, Gu Jiaojiao went to the living room to wait. Su Shuoci pushed his wheelchair, put a cup of tea in her hand, and sat beside her.

Mr. Ren asked the bodyguard to move his recliner to the living room and let his daughter in after everything was done.

As soon as Ren Cuiping entered the living room, she saw Gu Jiaojiao sitting there drinking tea and her father lying on the recliner.

She asked angrily, "I was wondering why Dad didn't open the door to let me in. It turns out there's an ungrateful person at home. Dad, would you rather have an ungrateful person than a daughter?"

"Cui Ping, what nonsense are you talking about? We were busy just now. We asked you to sit in the yard for a while. Why are you howling like a ghost?"

"You want me to sit in the yard? When I get home, I have to wait for the ungrateful guy to finish his tea before I can come in?

Dad, are you crazy? You can even confuse right and wrong. You want your adopted granddaughter to agree to your biological daughter's return home?

Gu Jiaojiao, you ungrateful bastard, I raised you with all my heart and soul, and now you've grown up and become independent, but you refuse to acknowledge your adoptive mother if you're unhappy."

Gu Jiaojiao gently put down the teacup, "Aunt Ren, it seems like we have nothing to do with each other anymore!

From the moment your biological daughter forced your adopted daughter to marry, there is no longer any relationship between us, let alone the grace of raising her. Do you understand?"

"Even though we've published an advertisement to sever our ties, you still have to be grateful. After all, I raised you with all my heart and soul."

“The person you raised is dead, she is dead, she was raised by you and taught to be kind.

But every overly kind person will only be bullied. She was bullied to death by your own daughter.

The world will never treat her well because of her kindness, and the people around her will bully her unscrupulously just because of her kindness.

Even her closest relatives would be mean and harsh to her because of her kindness."

Ren Cuiping: …Jiaojiao is dead! She was sitting here perfectly fine.

Her heart ached dully, and the word "harsh treatment" pierced her heart. Yes, she kept scolding her because she thought she was kind and easy to bully.

“It’s true that you raised me, but your daughter was also raised by my parents.

Under such difficult conditions, Sheng Yueliang has been studying. Dad and Mom Gu have paid no less than you.

Calling me an ungrateful person is not only a slap in your own face, but also an infringement of my rights.

Aunt Ren, from now on, please don’t ever say things like “I’m grateful for your upbringing” or “you’re an ungrateful person” and don’t force me to hit you.

Ren Cuiping was dumbfounded when she heard this, "Ignorant wolf, no, it's not right to call you an adopted daughter either, we are no longer related.

Besides, it’s an infringement of your rights?!

I really didn't think so much about it. I just favored my biological daughter a little bit.

My precious daughter has had a hard time just living these past few years, what's wrong with me just wanting to be better to her?"

"There's nothing wrong with you being nice to her, but you start scolding me when you see me. Do you really think I'm easy to bully?"