Farm Girl's Manor
Chapter 507: Kicking Up Trouble (1)_1

Chapter 507: Chapter 507: Kicking Up Trouble (1)_1

Although Mo Wu divorced Mo Yongfu and couldn’t take her four children with her, it wouldn’t be difficult for the children to break away from the Mo family and start their own household if they were willing.

However, this "breaking away" came with a premise: the four siblings, led by Tie Tou, must not bear the stigma of unfilial conduct or the villagers’ disdain as they left Lao Mo’s House!

Even though Lao Mo’s House had long lost its good name, and everyone in the village despised them, Old Man Mo, Mrs. Hong, and Mo Yongfu were indeed the direct elders of the four siblings. If they dared to abandon their grandparents and father, even if the villagers didn’t side with Lao Mo’s House, they would certainly gossip about the siblings’ unfilial behavior. They would never be able to hold their heads up high in the village for the rest of their lives. Furthermore, they might not be accepted by the villagers, who would think that they could corrupt the ethos of Liu Yang Village.

Thus, marrying off or getting married themselves would become difficult tasks for the four siblings. After all, truly good families would not take in someone tarnished by scandal, whether as a son-in-law or a daughter-in-law.

But what if the four siblings were driven to desperation by the people of Lao Mo’s House and had no choice but to leave and seek a way to survive?

The more Mo Yan thought about it, the more feasible it seemed. She shared her thoughts in detail with Mo Wu and asked for her opinion.

On the brink of collapse, Mo Wu couldn’t think of any other solution. She clutched Mo Yan’s hand desperately, as if clinging to a lifeline, and excitedly said, "Yan girl, I’m willing, I’m willing. As long as I can be with the children, I will do whatever it takes!"

Mo Yan patted her hand soothingly and reminded her, "Aunt Mother, the most urgent task now is to get the divorce paper. Don’t mention what I just talked about to Brother Tie Tou and the others yet, lest the Lao Mo’s House people become aware and spoil our plans."

Mo Wu knew what was at stake and nodded hurriedly in agreement. She had already made her determination clear to the children when she arrived, and fortunately, they were all on her side, crying and wanting to leave with her. Otherwise, she truly didn’t know how she would have convinced them.

After discussing and weighing every aspect for a long time and ensuring there were no flaws in their plan, Mo Wu thanked Mo Yan again and again, leaving the Mo family full of hope.

Despite having a solution to the problem, Mo Yan’s mood did not improve.

This world was just too difficult for women! Before getting married, it was not so bad if the parents were loving. But if born into a family that valued sons over daughters, girls were treated like commodities to be berated and beaten at will.

As girls grew up and reached the age to find husbands, such parents often valued the man’s wealth, thus increasing the chances of encountering a terrible husband.

It is said that marrying is a woman’s second rebirth, and if one does not "rebirth" well, the woman’s life could be thoroughly ruined.

Sadly, even in her previous life, where gender equality and freedom of marriage were upheld, such tragedies still occurred. In this era, they were even more common. Just around her, there were already two examples. However, compared to Lixiu’s fate, Mo Wu was much luckier.

Mo Yan sat in the courtyard, staring blankly at the stars, maintaining the same position without moving. It was not until the dew wetted the stray hairs on her forehead, forming a droplet that slid down to the tip of her nose, that the coolness of the water droplet startled her awake.

With a bitter smile, she rubbed her numb and stiff legs and slowly stood up. As she turned to go back to her room, she saw under the moonlight, three beasts sitting neatly at the door, their six eyes unblinkingly fixed on her.

It turned out that the three beasts, seeing that Mo Yan was upset, considerately did not bother to enter "Space" and instead sat behind her, silently keeping her company.

Mo Yan’s eyes felt a bit hot. She suddenly pounced on them, spreading her arms to barely embrace the three beasts’ necks, repeatedly rubbing their big heads.