"This man was brought into our family through proper matchmaking and we can't return him," Old Mrs. Huang said resignedly. "Let's just bear with it for now. Anyway, this old woman doesn't have many years left to live."
"Look at what you're saying," Old Huang said unhappily. "How could I let you suffer? If all else fails, the two of us can go to Ya Ya's place. She definitely won't treat us badly."
“Exactly,” Grandma Huang slammed her hand on the table. “How could I not have thought of that? It would be so nice to live at Ya Ya’s house. She has so many children, she’s so kind, and I wouldn’t have to put up with any of her bad tempers. She has so many great-grandchildren, I could hold whichever one I wanted.”
“Mother, don’t cause any trouble,” Village Chief Huang was frightened by these words. “Your son will go and teach Dashan a lesson right now, and I will never let you suffer any injustice.”
With that, he hurriedly went out.
If his daughter-in-law really drives his parents away, he will never be able to hold his head high again.
"It would have been so much better if we had done this earlier," Old Mrs. Huang sneered. "Why did this old woman have to force me?"
"Mother," Sister-in-law Huang breathed a sigh of relief, "So you were just saying that."
“Who said that?” The old lady shook her head. “I really did have that thought, but I couldn’t bear to let outsiders talk behind your backs.”
Grandma Huang was dissatisfied with her granddaughter-in-law, but she felt very sorry for her son and daughter-in-law and couldn't bear to see them suffer.
"Thank you, Mother," Sister-in-law Huang said, deeply moved. "It's all thanks to your protection over the years that I've had such a smooth life."
When she first entered the family, she knew nothing. She owes everything to her mother-in-law, who taught her everything step by step. She was lucky to have such a good mother-in-law and wanted to be one herself, but unfortunately, she lacked the luck and didn't have the opportunity.
Thinking of this, Sister-in-law Huang fell silent.
Outside the door, Huang Shan had just managed to appease his wife when he saw his father walking over with a cold face.
"Dad, what's wrong?" He didn't think much of it.
“Dashan,” Village Chief Huang pointed to a corner, “let’s have a chat, you and I.”
Once they reached a secluded spot, Village Chief Huang disregarded all pretense and cut to the chase, "Son, you can spoil your wife, and it's only natural for a man to care for his wife, but there's no reason for us to suffer because of her. This whole thing has gone too far."
"Dad, my wife is also heartbroken. You know we don't have children, she..."
"What she does is her business. It's not our fault as elders that she doesn't have children," Village Chief Huang said, his voice already tinged with anger. "We should be lenient by not blaming her. Do you expect the whole family to pamper and worship her?"
He paused, then gave a warning, "In short, if something like this happens again, don't blame me for separating you two. If you can't manage your own wife, you'll be living alone."
Although the two were talking in the courtyard, they did not lower their voices. They were not far from the room, and Huangshan's wife inside heard the entire conversation without missing a single word.
Instantly, cold sweat poured down my back.
She was completely rejected!
How could this be? I didn't do anything wrong, why can't I vent my frustration?
It usually works, why not today?
Could it be because of the child?
It must be because of this.
Because she couldn't have children and couldn't leave an heir for the Huang family, these people treated her with the same courtesy as outsiders.
If it were me, I wouldn't leave a woman who can't have children to take up a position.
No, Huangshan's wife can only be herself; she would rather die than give her up to anyone else.
They can't separate the family property either; without children, the parents certainly won't get much of the inheritance.
Children are her source of confidence to gain a foothold in the Huang family. She is determined to have children, no matter what it takes.
Thinking this, a determined glint appeared in Huangshan's wife's eyes.
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