Crossing the Book 60: The Sign-in System Takes Me Flying

After Qi Xiaoju heard Madam Ma's words, she finally recovered and looked at Madam Ma, she threw herself directly into Madam Ma's arms: "Mom, I want to go home."

"Okay! Go home!" Uncle Qi didn't want his girl to suffer like this. He walked to Qi Xiaoju to accompany Qi Xiaoju, and said to Aunt Ma by the way: "My mother, you go and help the child pack the things. We are now Just go home!"

Aunt Ma responded immediately, turned around and went back to the house to help Qi Xiaoju pack up her things.

Aunt Li saw this posture and quickly pinched Uncle Chen, signaling him to find a way to stop him.

Uncle Chen felt a little hurt from being pinched, but he immediately reacted, and he immediately said: "Don't worry, my family, we must tell him well, Dajiang, and this kind of thing will never happen again in the future!"

Who knew that the Qi family didn't care about these things at all, the old couple of the Chen family obviously wanted to get along with each other, and Chen Dajiang's thoughts were obviously with that widow, if Qi Xiaoju was still staying in the Chen family, he would be pissed off sooner or later.

Uncle Qi waved his hand and said: "We all have the same attitude here in Chen Dajiang. You can imagine how he treats my Xiaoju on weekdays. My girl hurts herself, so I will take Xiaoju away. In the future, whether Chen Dajiang is looking for a widow or a little girl Girls have nothing to do with our family!"

Aunt Li didn't want to hear what Uncle Qi said. Uncle Qi said the same thing inside and outside. Qi Xiaoju and the child in her belly have nothing to do with the Chen family. How can this work!

However, this matter of the Chen family was completely unreasonable, and Aunt Li had no better solution for a while.

Instead, Chen Dajiang realized what happened after seeing the situation in front of him. Qi Xiaoju wanted to take the child away?

This is impossible, although he doesn't like Qi Xiaoju, but she is carrying his own child, why should Qi Xiaoju take his child away!

"No, Qi Xiaoju can leave if he wants to, but he has to bring the child down. This is the seed of my old Chen family, so he must stay in the Chen family!" Chen Dajiang said without hesitation.

Uncle Qi didn't even look at him, and didn't talk to Chen Dajiang at all. In his opinion, Chen Dajiang was just a paper tiger, without any threat.

Uncle Qi didn't want to talk too much with Chen Dayang, but Aunt Ma packed up her things very quickly, mainly because Qi Xiaoju really didn't have many things, and they were basically used by her before, and she brought them here as a dowry when she got married.

Aunt Ma was shocked when she packed Qi Xiaoju's clothes. Although her girl hadn't lived in the Chen family for long, the living environment here was really not that bad.

She had reason to believe that the Chen family really didn't care about Qi Xiaoju, but if the Chen family was better than Qi Xiaoju, it wouldn't be such a situation today.

Aunt Ma handed over the bundle containing Qi Xiaoju to her son to put it away, and turned around to help Qi Xiaoju go down.

Aunt Li became anxious when she saw it, and the people who pulled the Chen family planned to stop Qi Xiaoju and the others.

The Qi family was already very angry, but they were immediately blown up by such a stop, and they quarreled with the Chen family.

The team leader finally began to supervise everyone's work, when someone told him that the Qi family and the Chen family had quarreled.

He was so frightened that he quickly put down his farm work and planned to check the situation, but don't start a fight.

However, the captain was still a step too late. By the time he arrived, the two families had already escalated from a quarrel to a fight.

The captain saw this posture, and hurriedly sent someone to separate the two families, so as not to risk their lives.

Not to mention that the two families were quite measured when they fought, they didn't fight at Xiaoju, just because they were afraid of affecting the child and avoiding any accidents.