As soon as Ruan Meng arrived, Aunt Feng and Sister-in-law Feng came to greet her, and the two children also ran over affectionately.
Ruan Meng walked to A Chun's side. A Chun opened her eyes, stared at the roof, and did not react.
Ruan Meng pulled Ah Chun's wrist, took her pulse, and nodded to the group. Aunt Feng and her two sisters-in-law visibly relaxed.
Aunt Feng looked at Ruan Meng pleadingly, then took the two children outside.
Feng Jia, being very sensible, asked Ruan Meng with concern, "Aunt Ruan, Aunt Chun will be alright, right?"
Before Ruan Meng could answer, four-year-old Feng Yang spoke clearly and with absolute certainty.
"Aunt Ruan is so amazing, Aunt Chun will definitely be alright!"
He turned around and urged his sister, "Sister, let's go!"
Ruan Meng patted the two little heads with satisfaction. The Feng family was reluctant to part with them, taking a step back and looking back three times.
Sister-in-law Feng and Sister-in-law Feng sat down to the side.
Ruan Meng looked at the person on the bed and asked, "You did this because you didn't want to drag everyone down, right?"
"But do you think they'll let us go even if you die?"
"Or do you think they're targeting us because of what happened to you?"
"Then, what about Granny Liu?"
Ruan Meng paused for a moment and sighed.
Instead of continuing to reason, he simply asked a question in return:
"Does Ah Chun really like Jiajia?"
Ah Chun, who had been lying there like a corpse, twitched her eyelids.
"I heard that Ah Chun left home, and it was Jiajia who found out?"
Ah Chun's eyelids twitched again.
"Uncle Feng and Aunt Feng, the two brothers and sisters-in-law, are concerned about Ah Chun. Ah Chun, do you think Jia Jia knows what happened to you?"
Ah Chun's eyelids twitched a few more times.
Ruan Meng answered her own question, "I guess Jiajia must have known. First, Jiajia is five years old, so she's naturally sensible. Second, girls are naturally more sensitive; otherwise, why would she have noticed your movements before her mother and aunt?"
"So, what does Ah Chun hope Jiajia will learn from her aunt's experiences and tragic end?"
Is death the ultimate liberation? Or is a woman's fate tragic, leaving her with no choice but to accept her fate?
Ah Chun bullied him with her chest.
“Ordinary women may not have such responsible uncles and cousins, or such understanding aunts and cousins-in-law. You have someone to rely on, so why are you still weak?”
"If you were to die, what would be the point of Uncle Feng, Brother Feng, and Brother Feng and his wife's worry and support for you?"
“The Shui family bullied you before, but that wasn’t your fault. And you weren’t the first to cause the conflict between Wanjia Village and us afterward.”
"What good will your death do for this matter, besides freeing yourself and bringing endless grief to your family? Will Wanyou stop, or will the Wang family villagers feel guilty?"
"If none of that is true, then your life is so meaningless?"
"My eldest brother isn't feeling well and didn't get back until late last night. The Song and Fan brothers are now in town with Brother Feng. Everyone is trying to figure out how to solve the problem..."
"And you? Just lying there like that? In the end, you say it's because of us? Ask yourself honestly, do you have any shame?"
"Although I haven't been in Fengjia Village for long, at least in our Ruan family, there are no pushovers, and we don't raise cowards! Not even women!"
"Guess what, will Jiajia be a pushover when she's with me, or will she be so easily fooled by this trick of yours that she'll want to die whenever she gets into trouble when she grows up?"
"I don't even consider Wan You a threat. Even if it weren't him today, there will be many more troublesome people hindering us in the future. Even so, I've never considered giving up on what I'm doing and just letting it go, not wanting to provoke them..."
"A life disrupted by others is the life of a coward!"
"Uncle Feng didn't rest last night; he's not young to begin with. Brother Feng has been traveling for two days, and yesterday he stood in the sun for two hours..."
"If you truly care about them, you should help them take care of their children and cook for them when they are struggling to solve problems, and share their burden with concrete actions."
"Most importantly, as I told you before, don't punish yourself for other people's mistakes. If someone harms you, harms your family, then you should die..."
"Are you stupid or just plain dumb?!"
There was a noise outside; it was the second brother's voice. Ruan Meng immediately got up.
"Sister, Magistrate Deng has come in person!"
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