The Second Uncle's family is so fierce, they just don't get involved. Anyway, it's just a fight between old women, how serious can it be? They should eat more hazelnuts and walnuts to replenish their bodies.
At this time, Old Man Lin pushed aside the crowd and rushed over, shouting, "That's enough! Stop crying! Aren't you ashamed?"
Aunt Lin was startled and stopped crying immediately.
The other members of the Lin family were still very afraid of Old Man Lin. Aunt Lin San knew that this second uncle had killed Japanese devils and had seen blood, and if he really went crazy he would be very scary. Seeing that he was angry, they naturally did not dare to act nonsense anymore.
But because he stopped too quickly, he choked and started hiccuping.
Chu Minghai also entered the room, first helped Jia Chunhua sit aside, and then went to see his daughter.
Seeing the little guy staring intently at the "crime scene" with his big eyes, I couldn't help laughing. Wow, the little guy is watching a show!
Old Man Lin looked around and couldn't understand what was going on. He asked, "Who can tell me what happened? Today is my granddaughter's full moon. Why did it become like this?"
Lin Zheng volunteered, walked to the front of the crowd, and recounted in clear and clear voice what had happened from the moment Aunt Lin San entered the room until just now.
Aunt Lin rolled her eyes. This boy is so nagging. Little did she know that the first words she said after entering had touched the Lin family's sore spot.
After hearing this, Old Man Lin’s brows furrowed tighter and tighter, and his face became darker and darker. Exchange sweetness for betrothal gifts? You can't spit out ivory from a dog's mouth.
But he didn't care about these for the time being. He knew the character of the third brother's family. Just look at the names they gave to their five granddaughters: "Zhao Di", "Pan Di", "Xiang Di", "Si Di" and "Nian Di". They favored boys over girls to an unreasonable extent.
They were willing to pamper Lin Jinbao and let him be a little emperor at home. He couldn't control him and didn't want to control him, but he couldn't accept it if his grandson bullied his own children.
So old man Lin asked with a sullen face: "Sister-in-law, was it Jinbao who first snatched Tiantian's cloth tiger? He is already so old, and you don't educate him well, but instead protect him. How can he be good when he grows up?"
When Aunt Lin heard him talking about her grandson, she was so angry that she retorted, "Brother, Jinbao is a good boy. He's just a rag tiger. What's wrong with letting him play with it? As for the younger one trying to take it back and the older one hitting people? You're too stingy."
"Listen to what you are saying. What do you mean by it's just a rag tiger? What do you mean by stingy? No matter how worthless or bad it is, it's someone else's thing. Why did he snatch it? Did he get other people's consent?"
Aunt Lin was not convinced: "It's just stealing a little girl's things, what's the big deal."
Seeing her ungrateful look, Old Man Lin was so angry that he found a stool to sit down and turned to Old Third Lin and said, "Third brother, do you think so too?"
Lin Laosan knew more about his second brother's family than Aunt Lin San. He doted on children and liked girls. This little girl was probably favored, so he quickly said, "Second brother, it was our Jinbao who was wrong. He shouldn't have taken his sister's toys. But he is still a child and doesn't understand. We adults shouldn't care about it."
"Bullshit! He's already seven years old, how could he not understand this? Besides, in terms of age, our Tiantian is only one month old, a baby, why should she suffer this injustice?"
Old Man Lin continued, "If he doesn't understand, you have to teach him, instead of thinking it doesn't matter. What if he develops this kind of character when he grows up? If he likes other people's things, will he just steal them? Aren't you afraid that he will go to jail?" This chapter has been read (please click on the next chapter to continue reading!)
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