She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"Oh, what is the little girl talking about? She wouldn't dare to do that. Don't make your grandma too angry. Say less."

Most of the villagers who tried to mediate the fight tried to smooth things over.

Say it on both sides and don't offend anyone.

Wang Yi knew it too, but she learned her lesson.

He pinched his thigh hard, grimacing in pain and wiping away tears.

"Wuwu... Dear uncles and aunts, grandpa and grandma all know my grandma. When she said this today, I guess she had this in mind for a long time. I don't feel sorry for myself, I just feel sorry for my parents."

"They work hard outside carrying bricks. It's so hot on the construction site in the summer. They sweat like rain every day and are exhausted all day long. They earn so little money just to let me study."

"In the end, my grandma not only didn't feel sorry for my parents, but she also secretly used most of the money they brought back to buy food and clothes for my brother."

"My parents are honest people and usually don't dare to say anything, but I really couldn't help it."

"Everyone knows what kind of life I lived when I was a child, and what kind of life my second uncle and cousin's family lived."

"It is filial piety for a son to provide for his parents in their old age, but I have never heard of a son also providing for his younger brothers, sisters-in-law and nephews!"

Wang Yi cried so hard that she almost passed out.

Some daughters-in-law have also encountered biased parents-in-law at home. At this time, they helped Wang Yi pat her back and told her to stop crying.

"That's right. Wang Yi is right. The eldest son of the Wang family has taken on the burden of his younger brother's family. He has only found an honest wife. If he had found another wife, she would have divorced him and taken her daughter back to her parents' home long ago."

"Old Lady Wang is still living in the old family's house. If I were the eldest daughter-in-law of the Wang family, I would have kicked her out long ago."

"..."

"Wang Yi, stop crying so hard. You may get heatstroke easily."

But Wang Yi got this opportunity today, how could she not cry?

She had to help her parents express their grievances.

Let everyone see what kind of people her second uncle's family is, and what a biased mother her grandmother is.

Only when her family moves to the city in the future can she completely break away from her second uncle's family and not be controlled by Old Lady Wang's affection.

"I just feel sorry for my dad. Last year, my dad injured his leg on the construction site and came back to recuperate. He used the money to buy chicken and fish and asked my grandmother to make soup for him. What happened?"

"Most of the chicken and fish went into the stomachs of my second uncle's family, and the good meat was picked out for my cousin's bowl. My father, a patient, only got a chicken butt and a chicken head."

"There is still fish, but only the tail is left."

"Tell me, everyone, what else has our family done to my uncle and aunt? My cousin is so white and plump. Look at me, what do I look like? Isn't most of the living expenses my parents give me used by my grandma to subsidize my uncle's family?"

After Wang Yi said this, everyone seemed to remember it.

Last year, when Boss Wang came back injured, Wang Yi had a fight with her grandmother over chicken.

Everyone said at that time that the little girl was fussy.

Now that I think about it, the child also loves her father.

Old Lady Wang listened to Wang Yi's scolding and quickly scolded her: "What nonsense are you talking about, you dead girl? He is your cousin, the one who will be able to give your father a good life in the future. What's wrong with your father raising him? He just ate a few bites of meat from your family, and you care so much about it?"

"You eat a lot but don't gain weight, yet you blame your cousin for being fat?"

"Your cousin is just a little bit more sturdy than the average boy. How is he fat?"

Manshu's ears hurt from the loud voice of Old Lady Wang.

But Wang Yi hadn't finished speaking yet, so she couldn't ask him to leave.