Without saying another word, he swung his fist and knocked Lin Yu to the ground.
"Ah! Lin Baoni, why did you hit him? He's your older brother, how could you do that?"
When Sister-in-law Lin saw her husband being knocked to the ground by Bao Ni's punch, she was so frightened that she ran over to help Lin Yu up, and didn't forget to scold Bao Ni.
Brother Lin was stunned when Bao Ni attacked him right away. He struggled to his feet and lunged at Bao Ni.
Bonnie kicked her brother again, sending him flying. He landed on the ground with a thud, and you could tell from the sound that he was in pain.
“I have no interest in those messy, trivial matters. How I helped my second brother Lin Bo and Lin Hui get into the army is my business, and I don’t need your understanding. I hit you today because you took the millet I was giving to my grandparents to help them recover.”
Bonnie moved her arms and legs, as if to say that if Lin Yu got up again, she would give him a good sparring match.
"Do you know how hard it is to get refined grains these days? Those are for Grandpa and Grandma to nourish their bodies. Are you out of your mind?"
"Yes, it was wrong of us to take the millet back to my parents' house, but you can't just hit people like that. After all, he's your older brother."
Sister-in-law Lin felt that Bao Ni was being unreasonable. It was just two or three pounds of millet, why did she have to get so angry and start a fight?
"If you knowingly commit a crime, then you deserve to be beaten even more. Don't give me any nonsense. If you touch even a single thing of the tonics I give to Grandpa and Grandma, don't blame me for being impolite."
Bonnie was too lazy to talk to her older brother; her head was still foggy, and she wasn't going to try to wake someone who was pretending to be asleep.
"Uncle, you've had enough of the show, get back to work and build this wall higher, it's an eyesore."
"Alright, Grandma, I got it. I'll get to work right away. Your uncle will show you his skills at lunchtime."
Bao Ni busied herself with building the wall with her uncles, not even glancing at Brother Lin and Sister-in-law Lin across the street. Many things lose their meaning once they're discussed openly, and Lin Bao Ni didn't want to think about them so much—she wasn't really stupid!
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