Now, even if something happens, their mother is there to look after them. But what will happen to their family if their mother passes away?
With this in mind, Wang made up her mind to teach Huang Laoda a lesson.
"It's good that you think that way," Jiang Nuan said earnestly, trying to suppress her laughter. "Being honest and kind is not a mistake, but being completely careless is just being a fool. Intelligence is something that is innate and cannot be changed. I don't expect him to become smart. I hope he will fall a few times and know how to hurt so that he won't dare to jump around recklessly."
“Mother is right, I will listen to you in everything.”
"Don't worry," Jiang Nuan assured him, "it's just a lesson for him, he won't lose any limbs."
Missing an arm or a leg? Surely they can't be that cruel?
Wang looked at Jiang Nuan with concern, hesitated to speak, and finally lowered her head and left.
In the county town, the Huang brothers parked their oxcart at the entrance of Juquanlou Restaurant.
Clearing his throat, Huang Xiaosan said, "Big brother, we've arrived. You can get out of the car now."
"I'm not going, I want to go home," said Boss Huang, his face ashen. "Turn around, let's go home."
"That's not up to you."
Huang Lao Er chuckled, exchanged a glance with Huang Xiao San, and the two of them together lifted Huang Lao Da out of the car and threw him at the entrance of the restaurant.
"This man owes Juquanlou a thousand taels of silver. Send someone to take him in, and make sure he doesn't get away." After saying this, Huang Xiaosan grabbed Huang Laoer and ran off.
Huang Laoda was stunned by the fall. As soon as he got up, Wula and his group surrounded him.
"Do you owe our restaurant a debt?" a middle-aged man in a blue robe asked.
"It's a misunderstanding," Huang said, trembling as he looked at the menacing crowd. "My brother was joking. I'll leave right now, I'll leave right now."
After saying that, he took off running.
Upon seeing this, the previously uncertain crowd immediately tensed up, and without saying a word, they lifted the person and threw them into the backyard...
On the way, Huang Lao Er looked at his younger brother strangely, "Xiao San, why did you say that?"
"What if they run away?" Huang Xiaosan said dismissively. "Then Mother will think we've done a bad job."
"This," Huang Lao Er thought for a long time before finally managing to stammer out, "Wouldn't this be a bit inappropriate?"
“No,” Huang Xiaosan sneered. “Mother has been in a good mood lately, and my eldest brother has become too arrogant. He thinks he can do whatever he wants just because he’s the head of our household. If we don’t teach him a lesson to wake him up, who knows if he’ll go too far.”
He simply couldn't believe that his older brother could develop such a deep bond with a complete stranger he'd only known for less than a day.
He just thought his mother wouldn't do anything to him, and that even if something really happened, his mother wouldn't abandon him.
But on what grounds?
Mother doesn't owe him anything, so why should she have to clean up his messes again and again?
My mother's health is already poor; if she continues to work so hard, who knows if it will ruin her health?
“Mistress,” Huang Lao Er said, puzzled, “does throwing her into the restaurant really work? Once Big Brother explains, they’ll still send her back.”
"No," Huang Xiaosan had a strange confidence in Jiang Nuan. "Since Mother did this, she must have her reasons. Don't worry, Big Brother will definitely learn his lesson this time."
Although he couldn't figure it out either.
"Alright then." Old Huang scratched his head and continued driving.
Dinner wasn't as nerve-wracking as everyone had imagined.
Jiang Nuan was expected to be so angry with Old Huang that she wouldn't eat, but she acted as usual, as if nothing had happened.
"Mother, here's a chicken leg for you," Xie said, glancing at Jiang Nuan carefully. "Eat more to nourish your body."
"You eat too," Jiang Nuan put a piece of meat on her plate. "The chicken is good today, eat more."
"Thank you, Mother." Xie Jiao was flattered and quickly put the food in her mouth.
"Mother, let me put some food on your plate too," Jin said, blushing as she placed her favorite chicken wings into Jiang Nuan's bowl.
"Thank you." Jiang Nuan nodded and put a slice of meat on her plate as well.
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