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The anger that had been suppressed in my heart was now vented because of a problem in a house.

Like dry firewood being lit, the passion between mother and daughter instantly began to burn fiercely.

Mother Wu's heart seemed to be besieged by countless bees, buzzing.

I was so irritated that I could almost hear my heart beating, and the anger was at the top of my throat, about to burst out.

She secretly complained that all the troubles were caused by Ran He.

If the family had not split up, there wouldn't be so many trivial things that would give us a headache!

"Alright, alright. Although your two nephews are young, they are the hope for the future of our Wu family. Why not give them an independent room? As for when you go home, your father and I will go out for a walk and leave the room for you. This way, we can have the best of both worlds, right?"

Even though Wu Yue was extremely dissatisfied, she did not dare to act unruly in front of her parents.

I could only suppress my unhappiness and agree.

This is not the first time that Wu Yue has felt her parents’ partiality.

In their eyes, their brother's children are priceless treasures, while they themselves are just married daughters.

It seems like poured water, unable to stir up any waves anymore.

As the words fell, the air in the room seemed to freeze, and everyone's expression became heavy and silent.

After the separation, this unspoken sense of loss was particularly obvious.

In the past, Ran He occasionally suffered some grievances, and they might have become accustomed to it.

But now that there are so many fewer people at home, the feeling of emptiness and loneliness comes over me like a tide, making it hard to bear.

"Oh, stop imagining! The documents for the division of the family have been signed, there is no turning back. Besides, our second son is still here, he is a member of the Wu family after all, and the responsibility of taking care of us in our old age and seeing us to the end of our lives is still counting on him."

Wu Younian was puffing on his pipe, and his eyes seemed a little dazed in the smoke.

I thought I would feel relieved now that I had gotten rid of the burden.

But now he felt as if he had lost something precious. His chest was choking with pain and the indescribable feeling of loss tortured him.

"Humph, you're just saying nice things now, but wait and see! When Ran He finishes eating all the food and is starving, she will definitely come back crying and begging us. We can't be soft-hearted then, we have to teach her a lesson and set some rules!"

The image of Ran He starving appeared in Wu's mother's mind.

In the end, when he bowed his head and admitted his mistakes with his three children, the corners of his mouth rose unconsciously, as if he had seen the dawn of victory.

"Don't think about those things, just go and cook!"

Wu Younian interrupted her fantasy impatiently.

After a tiring day, what he wanted most at this moment was a bowl of hot meal.

But when I got home, I found that the issue of division of the family property had not been resolved. My stomach was growling with hunger, but the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were still there motionless.

"What kind of meal should I cook? Look, we originally had 300 kilograms of food, but now only 90 kilograms are left. There is still a long time before the autumn harvest, and there are many people in the family. We have to save every grain. In the future, I am afraid we will have to eat as much as the bowl can hold!"

Mother Wu's anger rose again, and it seemed that all her anger was directed at Ran He, the woman who made her hate her...

"Okay, you, if your family doesn't have enough food, don't you think of going to town to buy some for emergency? How can you have the heart to suggest that your hard-working family members eat less? You are the head of the family, and you have the guts to say that!"

There was a hint of anger and helplessness in Wu Younian's voice. His wife's mind was always so anxious, which gave him a headache.

Wu's mother knew very well that her family must not go hungry.

But every time I thought about the need to spend money to buy food, my heart ached.

She hesitated for a moment, and suddenly an idea flashed through her mind.

Perhaps we can temporarily borrow some from Wu Ming's unused dowry. After all, this is a special period.

Among the crowd, Ma Er was also silently watching Ran He's departing figure.

He knew clearly that Ran He was assigned to live in the desolate and remote area behind the mountain.

This way, it would be much easier to find her.

Not to mention, Ran He was carrying the valuable 200 kilograms of grain.

If it could be converted into silver, it would undoubtedly be a considerable fortune for him.

The opportunity is right in front of us, and we must not miss it easily.

Ma Er was completely humiliated by Ran He today, and he felt so depressed that he had no place to vent.

I must think of a foolproof plan to hold Ran He in my hand again.

The seeds of revenge quietly took root in his heart.

Ran He led his three young children and walked slowly along the path pointed out by the village chief.

The sunlight was mottled and the breeze was gentle. The group walked in silence for a full incense stick of time.

In the distance, the outline of an old thatched house appeared vaguely.

The scene looked particularly lonely and desolate under the afternoon sun.

Zhu Cuihua, who was walking in front, couldn't help but complain in a low voice: "I'm afraid this place has been uninhabited for a long time. I remember that that thatched house was once inhabited by a lonely old lady. After the old lady passed away, it has been vacant ever since. I think the village chief did this because he was dissatisfied with the separation of you and the Wu family, and deliberately arranged you to this remote place to make your life difficult!"

Although there was a trace of reluctance and dissatisfaction in their hearts, everyone knew that in this small Wujia Village.

The village chief has always had the final say on all matters, big or small.

In this land, even if one feels unwilling, one can only endure it temporarily.

Ran He has his own opinion on all this.

She felt that this remote place might not be a bad thing.

Staying away from the hustle and bustle can reduce the troubles caused by all kinds of gossips and provide you with some peace and quiet.

"It's okay. This place is quite spacious. We can clean up and live comfortably."

There was unquestionable firmness in Ran He's tone.

After hearing this, Zhu Cuihua, who was standing by, had no choice but to shut up.

Since the master himself doesn't care, why should she worry about it.

Most of the other villagers came to help move the items out of loyalty to their neighbors.

Although rumors about Ran He were often heard in the village, she herself had never really argued with anyone.

We always maintain a neighborly friendship with each other.

"Since everyone is already here, why not do a good deed and help them clean up. Look at this family of orphans and widows, I don't know how long it will take to clean up."

Zhu Cuihua is kind-hearted, and her warmth is like sunshine in winter.

Ran He, who had just arrived, felt the long-lost warmth.

Ran He's eyes turned softer and full of gratitude when he looked at Zhu Cuihua.

Most people didn't object much to this. Since they were already there, there was no harm in helping with the cleaning.

However, a few people noticed the dust-covered room and kitchen.

A look of embarrassment appeared on his face, and he began to think of a way to escape.