However, considering how upset my son is, I decided not to tell him the bad news for the time being.
"Sweetie, let's go home first, okay?"
Tuanzi nodded and said, "Okay!"
Upon returning home, Ye Wanying immediately opened the letter and began reading it.
The person writing the letter was clearly in a hurry, and there are many typos in the words. It is obvious that this letter was written by Aunt Qing herself, as Aunt Qing rarely makes such mistakes.
The description of what they admired was also very concise, briefly mentioning their family background.
Only then did I realize that Aunt Qing's family was not an ordinary family, but the letter did not specify whose family it was.
The gist of it is: Aunt Qing's husband betrayed her and caused trouble for her family. Her parents died of anger, and her older siblings left their hometown to escape the disaster and have not been heard from since.
Aunt Qing was very strong-willed and couldn't bear it any longer, so she took her two sons and left that home, and that was about twenty years ago.
It feels somewhat similar to my own mother's situation!
It seems that many people of their generation experienced similar situations, given the surge of enthusiasm for marital autonomy back then.
Marriages back then were almost always arranged by parents and matchmakers. The two people might not have even met before getting married, so there was no affection to speak of.
Later, when a suitable person appeared, coinciding with that trend, wouldn't the scumbags hurry up and kick their haggard wives to the curb?
Oh.....
Ye Wanying felt that Aunt Qing's husband was a classic case of losing a watermelon for a sesame seed; not only did he lose such a good wife, but he also lost his two sons.
Is it worth it just for a third child?
There's a saying that goes something like this: If a man abandons a woman who loves him dearly, then the next woman he meets will treat him like a dog—cheap and easy to get along with!
Then, at some point, that family discovered the Gao brothers and became suspicious. They started investigating, and by the time Aunt Qing found out, the Gao brothers were almost taken away.
It was through some method that Aunt Qing managed to drive them away.
It turns out that the man regretted it. Now that he's older, his three children only know how to enjoy their own money and don't care about him at all. The child he had with his wife is also a spendthrift who doesn't know anything but how to spend money.
That's why I thought of my ex-wife.
It fulfilled the fate of Lao Chen's song "Red Rose".
I dream of a dream I can't wake from, and the image of you under house arrest in red appears. What you can't have always stirs within you, while those who are favored are always fearless.
Red roses and white moonlight!
White roses and mosquito blood!
Now, that scumbag wants Aunt Qing to take her two children home so they can live a happy and harmonious life together.
Ha, that's quite a dream.
You've lived with San Xiaoyao for twenty years, how come you never thought about your original wife and biological son doing farm work in a rural area?
Aunt Qing's meaning in the letter was very clear: she should own half of that family's property. When she married into the family, her family gave her a lot of things as a dowry. Now that the man wanted her to go back, she should go back. What was rightfully hers was rightfully hers, and she would take it back even if she had to fight for it.
Even if not for myself, I should fight for my two sons.
Moreover, it's time to settle this score.
However, Aunt Qing returned to that home alone. As for the two brothers, Gao Ziyue and Gao Zixiu, they had been tricked by Aunt Qing into going to work in the next city beforehand.
Aunt Qing didn't want her son to see the dirty tricks within the powerful families.
Therefore, in the letter, he asked Ye Wanying to take care of his son in the future.
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