Rebirth of the Evil Stepmother and the Four Villainous Children

Zhou Rongrong was reading a book in her consciousness space, taking notes from time to time. The first chapters she read were how to grow peppers and potatoes, how to prevent diseases and pests, etc.

In fact, after Zhou Rongrong finished everything, it was only eight o'clock in the evening. After reading for only two hours, Zhou Rongrong felt sleepy. After taking out the books and notes she had read, she fell into a deep sleep.

This is a super good biological clock. Zhou Rongrong hadn't even fallen into a deep sleep yet, when a rapid knock on the door accompanied by a cry for help woke her and the children up.

When Zhou Rongrong heard the voice, she felt that the person was not very old, probably just a little girl, but Sibao knew her. She climbed out of bed and didn't even bother to put on her shoes.

He shouted while running.

"Mom, mom is my cousin, cousin, wuwuwu, cousin."

Sibao always remembered how good her cousin was to her, and from time to time she would secretly bring food from home to her cousin. That was why she was so familiar with her cousin's voice and could recognize it right away.

Zhou Rongrong responded.

"I'm coming." As she spoke, Zhou Rongrong put on her clothes. Seeing the little girl was wearing only a middle shirt and barefoot, she picked her up and held her in her arms.

If the little girl caught a cold and fell ill, she would feel bad.

He then carried Sibao and went to open the door of the courtyard. As soon as he opened the door, he saw in the moonlight that the person was Jiang Pandi.

Jiang Pandi was helpless. Something happened in her family a few days ago. When her father went to the city, he met one of his good brothers. His good brother was as poor as him a few days ago, but today he was wearing new clothes made of cotton.

He also took him to Yunwei House for a big meal. At that time, his father was curious and asked him where his brother made his money.

The man smiled mysteriously and whispered to him that there was an underground gambling game, and anyone with money or without money could participate. He started with one cent as the bet, and ended up winning ten cents at once. He then slowly relied on his one cent as the capital to win ten taels of silver, and he won ten taels of silver in just one hour.

At first, Jiang Lao Er also refused, thinking how could this be possible? How could one penny become ten pennies?

Are you kidding me? But when the man showed him ten taels of silver, his eyes widened. My goodness, he knew his brother well. Not to mention ten taels of silver, he didn't even have ten copper coins.

Moreover, the man only asked him to accompany him to gamble once to give it a try, and it didn’t matter if he didn’t participate.

As a result, that person really kept winning, from ten taels of silver to fifty taels of silver. With the people around him cheering, the atmosphere was so exciting that it was hard not to gamble.

With the mentality of giving it a try, he touched five copper coins and started gambling. After a while, he won five hundred copper coins. People around him started to make a fuss, saying that he was lucky. He got addicted and continued to gamble. He gambled until he became bloodthirsty.

Before he knew it, not only was all the money he had on him gone, but he also owed the gambling house fifty taels of silver. Jiang Laoer didn't dare go home and tell anyone until that night when the group of people came to his house and made a fuss.

Only his family members knew that he owed someone fifty taels of silver. If he didn't pay back the fifty taels for one day, he would have to pay an extra tael of interest. It was clearly written in black and white. Ten days had passed, and the total amount was sixty taels of silver. Even if he sold the houses where the two brothers of the Jiang family lived, it would not be enough to pay the fifty taels of silver.

There was a commotion in the Jiang family. The village chief and clan elders all went there. Zhou Rongrong and the children didn't know about it because they lived far away and naturally didn't hear it. Even if they heard it, they would have thought that the daughter-in-law was arguing with the husband again.

After Jiang Pandi finished speaking, not only Zhou Rongrong but all four children knew that it was the so-called brother who set up the trap and lured them into it.

Only the people inside couldn't see clearly, but Zhou Rongrong didn't understand, so she asked.

"Brother Pan, are you here to ask us to pay you back?"

If she really wanted to pay back the money, as soon as she asked, Zhou Rongrong would close the shop without saying a word. She was not a kind person.

Unexpectedly, Jiang Pandi knelt down in front of Zhou Rongrong and spoke with tears in his eyes.

"No, no, aunt, my father wants to sell me to the debt collectors for thirty taels of silver. I, I know that if I am bought by them, I will definitely be sent to a brothel. Please, aunt, aunt, please sell me, right?"

She kowtowed continuously while saying this. She really had no other way to go. If her aunt didn't buy her, she wouldn't go to that kind of place. She might as well just die. That's why she ran all the way here and knocked on Zhou Rongrong's door, just to take a gamble. What if?

Before Zhou Rongrong could say anything, a group of people holding torches came running over, led by the familiar Liu Dazhuang.

Liu Dazhuang was followed by a group of people, including his people, people from the village, and the two brothers of the Jiang family.

When Liu Dazhuang saw this place, he felt it looked familiar. Then he looked again and thought, wow, it’s Madam Zhou. He immediately braked the car and the hostility on his face lessened a little. He smiled and walked forward.

"Madam Zhou, what is this?"

Zhou Rongrong said.

"This little girl is the niece of my missing husband, so call me aunt."

Liu Dazhuang secretly cried out, "Oh no! Could it be that Madam Zhou wants to intervene in this matter? But from her tone, she doesn't sound like a very close relative.

The people who came with Liu Dazhuang saw the boss treating a woman like this, and wanted to step forward with a wooden stick, speaking angrily.

"Boss, why waste time talking to her? Let's just grab that girl and leave."

I am not particular, but Liu Dazhuang is particular. When Zhou Rongrong went to pay back the money, he felt strange. Did this young lady really keep her word? Where did the money come from? How could they have money in such a shabby house?

Did they really sell the child? But they didn’t want to think so, so they asked someone to find out. After asking around, they actually found out that the child had killed a big bug and sold it! !

Big bug!!! Even if all of them were tied together, they wouldn’t be enough to fill the gaps between people’s teeth.

Does this little brother understand or not? Liu Dazhuang scolded him harshly.

"go away."

He began to smile at Zhou Rongrong and bowed very politely.

"Madam Zhou, look at this matter of Jiang Lao Er. I believe this girl has already told you, right? You can't blame us for coming to him. But he owes us sixty taels of silver. There is really nothing we can do. His father said he would sell him to me, a death indenture."

Seeing that Zhou Rongrong didn't say anything, Liu Dazhuang hurriedly explained.

"We didn't really do anything to Madam Zhou, we just threatened her, and her father and mother said they would sell her to me. Hey, Jiang Lao Er, you should quickly explain things to Madam Zhou."

Jiang Laoer was pulled up and was about to speak when Zhou Rongrong interrupted him.

"Needless to say, you two are really disgusting. You usually dote on your son a million times, but you don't even want to give your daughter a single bite of food.

Is there anyone in our village who sells their daughter? Only those who can’t make ends meet would sell their daughter. By selling her, you are giving Pan Di a death contract? Are you forcing your daughter to die?”

Even the original owner only wanted to escape and abuse the children, but never said that she sold the children. In the Great Zhou Dynasty, once a commoner sold himself into slavery, his life and death were not in his control, let alone a girl who signed a death contract. What was she supposed to do? Who didn't know?