Chapter 25 What did my man do wrong that you have to humiliate him like this?
The secretary had always looked down on this fifth brother of his family. He knew him too well. Liu Shanliang was a young man he had watched grow up. The child was honest, so he naturally wanted to take care of him a little more. "Fifth brother, how do you plan to divide this family?"
Old Man Liu thought for a moment and then spoke: "I haven't saved much money from raising this big family over the years, and there's actually nothing to divide except the house and food."
He wanted to kick Cai Er out of the house, but if he really dared to do that, the village would not tolerate him: "The house where Lao Er and his wife lived before belongs to them, and the food is divided according to the number of people. The iron pot in the house cannot be given to him, so we give them two clay pots, and the bowls and chopsticks are also divided according to the number of people."
Before Liu's mother could get angry, the village chief beside her spoke up: "Old Liu, your second child is probably not your biological child, right? It's fine if you don't share the money, but you only share one room in this house. This is not justifiable no matter where you go. Where are you going to let the two granddaughters from the second room live?"
At this time, Mrs. Liu jumped out and said, "Anyway, a girl will get married sooner or later. The second wife has no son, so why does she occupy so many houses?"
Mother Liu's eyes turned red with anger: "What did my man do wrong that you want to humiliate him like this?"
The old Party branch secretary said with a dark face: "Old Five, in addition to working in the village, Old Two has also been out looking for work during the slack season. I'm afraid your division is inappropriate, isn't it?"
Being humiliated by his third brother, Old Man Liu felt embarrassed and hurriedly tried to make amends, "The eldest son of the first wife will soon be old enough to get married, and we'll have to prepare a wedding house by then. The second son and his wife will also have to rely on the son to take care of things when they get old, so it doesn't matter if we give it to him sooner or later."
Mother Liu exploded: "How can a father curse his son to have no descendants? Is my man your biological son?"
The sound was so loud that the people who were leaning on the wall outside to watch the fun were almost scared to fall down.
Without giving Old Man Liu a chance to refute, "If it's divided like this, then does our Second House not need to provide for you in your old age? After all, it was you, the parents, who gave up my man first?"
When Mrs. Liu heard this, she was furious: "How dare you say anything? Tomorrow I will ask my second son to divorce you. My family can't afford an unfilial and shameless person like you to mess up the family."
This directly angered Liu Chuxue: "Grandma, you were the ones who were unkind first. My father is still lying in the commune clinic. How can you be so embarrassed to blame him in front of everyone?"
Mother Liu's eyes were about to spit fire, but her daughter said that a little impatience can ruin a big plan.
Reputation is the most important thing these days, if for no other reason than for the sake of their daughters, so the bad reputation must not be borne by the second branch.
When Old Man Liu heard Chu Xue's words, he became even more furious: "You are just a yellow-haired girl, how can you have the right to speak?"
Old Lady Liu glared at Chu Xue with murderous eyes: "You are everywhere, get out of here."
Liu Chuxue saw that the situation was getting tense. "It's a fact that we don't have a boy in the second branch. My elder sister is married, my younger sister is still young, and the only able-bodied laborer is in the hospital due to injuries. If I don't stand up, I'll be bullied to death."
Old Man Liu laughed out of anger: "I didn't expect that the second son, who was such a blockhead, would give birth to such an eloquent daughter. She dares to contradict the elders before she even grows up. She is really good."
Fearing that her daughter's reputation would be ruined, Liu's mother quickly took over the conversation, "You don't feel the pain because the needle didn't stick in your body. If it was your father lying in the hospital, he would probably be driven crazy with anxiety."
(End of this chapter)
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