Upon hearing this, Boss Huang lowered his head and remained silent.
“Fine,” Jiang Nuan gave up trying to persuade her. “Since you’ve already decided to keep her, just move out.”
"Mother!" Huang Chuan exclaimed in surprise, "Am I moving out too?"
“You are fickle and forgetful. After this incident, Wang will definitely behave herself for a while, and may even try to please her,” Jiang Nuan couldn’t help but shake her head. “It won’t be long before these misunderstandings fade away. When you two continue to love each other, how will Da Niu and the others cope?”
These words struck a chord deep within Boss Huang's heart.
He immediately felt extremely guilty.
"Mother, I can't."
"Only you believe that," Jiang Nuan said, too lazy to argue with him. "I've said what I needed to say and given all the advice I needed to give. You got what you deserved. If things don't go your way in the future, don't blame others."
"I see."
"Let's pack our things and head out."
After saying this, Jiang Nuan turned and left; she really didn't want to say anything more.
This choice is understandable; after all, they are husband and wife, and they can't just abandon each other when disaster strikes.
Their definition of the Wang family, based on their own self-interest, is, to some extent, cold-blooded to the point of being ruthless.
No matter how high-sounding the reasons may be, they cannot conceal the fact that they abandoned the Wang family.
However, for the sake of peace and tranquility in the home, this matter must not be tolerated under any circumstances.
After the brothers learned of this, they all came looking for him.
Huang Xiaosan looked heartbroken and said, "Brother, you're so foolish! It's not worth sacrificing so much for a Wang family!"
"As the saying goes, old habits die hard. No matter how good you are to her, she won't change. Instead, she'll become even worse."
“That’s it,” said Boss Huang, utterly exhausted. “I can’t just watch her die.”
“She won’t die,” Jiang Chao said confidently. “You can bet on it.”
"How can you gamble with a human life?" Boss Huang's eyes were filled with anger. "It's better to be safe than sorry. If something really happens to her, can you live with yourself?"
"Why not?" Jiang Chao frowned. "It's not like I killed her. She didn't value her own life, what does that have to do with me?"
Upon hearing this, Huang Chuan fell silent.
“It’s all an excuse,” Jiang Chao said, looking straight at Huang Laoda. “You can’t bear to part with her, so you’re finding all sorts of reasons to convince yourself and us.”
These words left Huang Chuan completely frozen, and also stunned the others.
"Brother, is that really true?" Huang Xiaosan asked in surprise. "It can't be that bad, can it?"
"Second brother, if it were you, what would you do?" Huang Chuan asked instead of answering.
"Don't compare her to my wife," Old Huang sneered. "She's not worthy."
Would her daughter-in-law be so heartless as to harm the child? Who are you insulting?
He's not like his older brother, who lacks vision.
"I said if..."
“There are no ifs. My wife could never be that kind of person,” Huang Lao Er said with certainty. “If someone is kind to her, she would repay them tenfold. She could never be as wicked as my sister-in-law.”
After he said that, the atmosphere instantly became strange.
Old Master Huang wanted to explain, but didn't know what to say.
Huang Lao Er realized he had gone too far and wanted to apologize, but he couldn't bring himself to do it.
After comparing what Huang Lao Er said, the other two felt that his words made a lot of sense, and they found it increasingly difficult to accept Huang Lao Da's decision.
However, this was ultimately Huang Laoda's private matter, and no matter how much others were dissatisfied, he still insisted on doing it his own way.
In the afternoon, Huang Laoda, who had packed his things, was kicked out of the house.
Huang Xiaosan stood in front of the carriage, looking at his elder brother with sympathy. "Mother only gave you a thousand taels as a settlement fee. She said that the family property you are entitled to will be directly distributed to Da Niu and the others. Now that you are a marquis with a salary, the family will no longer provide assistance."
Huang Lao Er handed over a household registration certificate, saying, "The household registration has been processed. Here you go."
"Is Mother going to separate me from the family?"
Boss Huang's voice trembled slightly, his whole body shook, and his eyes were full of disbelief.
Huang Lao Er and Huang Xiao San exchanged a speechless glance, inwardly complaining: They only realized it now, how slow-witted.
“With your sister-in-law’s personality, she’s a menace in the family. If you insist on keeping her, she’ll definitely have to send you away with her before she can feel at ease with the others.”
“I never thought of bringing her back,” Huang Chuan said with a wry smile. “My mother and grandmother repeatedly told me not to bring her back, and I didn’t dare.”
"Forget it," Huang Lao Er curled his lip, "A few whispers in your ear and you're completely swayed, you wouldn't remember these words?"
He had initially had some hope, but now he has completely given up.
Such indecisiveness is a good thing the child doesn't live with him, otherwise he would definitely go astray.
"I..." Boss Huang didn't expect that he was so useless in his brothers' eyes.
My heart was filled with bitterness, yet I was unable to refute it.
“It’s getting late,” Jiang Chao said with a light cough. “Your sister-in-law needs someone to take care of her, so we won’t keep you any longer.”
At this point, there's no point in saying anything more, and there's no need to waste words.
"Um."
"Oh, right, here's one last piece of advice," Jiang Chao said seriously, "Leave yourself a way out, don't let her have any more children."
"Why?" Old Huang asked, puzzled. "What does this have to do with the child?"
"Think for yourself." With that, Jiang Chao left.
"Do you two know?"
“I understand a little,” Huang Xiaosan said, turning his eyes around. “Given your situation, you are indeed no longer suitable to have children.”
After saying that, Huang Xiaosan also left.
"Second brother, you think so too?"
“If you don’t want Erniu and the others to hate you completely, remember this.”
All his closest brothers said so, so Huang Laoda took it seriously, gritted his teeth, and went to find Doctor Gu.
Although surprised, Doctor Gu remained dutiful, saying, "If you take this medicine for seven days, it will prevent a person from conceiving for five years."
"Thank you very much, Doctor Gu."
In the end, Huang Chuan left the villa with a bitter taste in his mouth.
The sun sets gently, the green hills remain the same, the people are still the same, and the house is becoming more and more lively. Even without me, it seems like nothing has changed.
In the side courtyard, the two Grand Secretaries, An and Liu, were unusually quiet and didn't quarrel.
"The person has left?" Grand Secretary An asked, raising an eyebrow.
"They're gone."
What do you think?
After a moment's thought, Liu An uttered a sentence: "Love between men and women hurts both oneself and others."
“That’s right,” Elder An agreed wholeheartedly. “Huang Chuan still needs more training.”
Liu An nodded in agreement, "Lacking in character."
You either have to be ruthless or be patient; if you don't take either approach and refuse to listen to advice, you'll be in trouble later.
Upon hearing this, Elder An remained silent, tapping his fingers incessantly on the tea table. After a long while, he finally asked, "What do you think of this matter?"
"Are you saying you want to separate Huangchuan?"
"Um."
“They probably haven’t completely given up on him,” Liu An thought and analyzed. “Although he did handle things rather inappropriately, he didn’t hurt anyone else. The Huang family elders had grievances but didn’t interfere.”
After a pause, Liu An spoke uncertainly, "I think they intend to teach Huang Chuan a lesson and make him understand the meaning of 'you reap what you sow.'"
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