Rebirth: Splendid Marriage in the 80s
Chapter 505 - 506: Not Offending the Tai Sui, Are We?

Chapter 505: Chapter 506: Not Offending the Tai Sui, Are We?

Why does she feel like things have been going so wrong at home lately?

Could it be offending the Tai Sui?

Ho Laidi’s mind was in turmoil, wondering if it had been too long since she last visited the temple to pray.

On the contrary, Chiang Laoer’s household had been thriving more and more over the past few months.

Chiang Qingshui rolled her eyes and walked over to the bedside, pulled up a chair and sat down. She said to Ho Laidi, "Mom, what’s up with you and dad now? You guys weren’t so timid before. Didn’t you say my uncle owed his life to my dad when he was younger? Now that the family needs money, shouldn’t uncle be rushing to bring it over? It’s not like we’re asking for his life. Besides, even if we were, that life was saved by my dad, so he wouldn’t have any right to complain if it really came down to that."

The true story of Chiang Songtao saving Chiang Songhai’s life had never been revealed by Chiang Songhai in all those years, so Chiang Qingshui never knew it and always believed that what Chiang Songtao said was the truth.

Yang Dazhi couldn’t help but break into a sweat upon hearing her talk. How could she talk about taking a life so nonchalantly?

However, Chiang Qingshui certainly thought she was making perfect sense.

And to top it off, you always talk about how incredible Chiang Xiao has become. That wench, back when the village brats threw dry cow dung at her and cursed her with such ugly words, I only saw her hanging her head and running away, never saw her dare to curse back or throw a punch."

Chiang Qingshui sneered, unconvinced, "You used to be able to scold her into silence with just a word. When have you ever been afraid of that girl?"

It really didn’t make any sense!

Ho Laidi was struggling with an unspeakable sorrow.

To tell the truth, she had always gone unbelieved.

The last time Chiang Xiao squeezed her hand, her arm truly hurt for two days. Why couldn’t they believe it?

Talking about how formidable Chiang Xiao had become, that too, no one believed!

But that girl was truly strange.

Ho Laidi didn’t think too much into it; she figured those tricks must have been taught to Chiang Xiao by her fiancé, judging by the look of him; he seemed quite capable.

"Qingshui, don’t take what I say lightly. Watch out, or you’ll suffer at the hands of that wench," Ho Laidi glanced at Yang Dazhi and said, "If you really want to teach that wench a lesson, let Dazhi do it. He’s a man and has the strength."

Just to prevent Chiang Xiao from really beating up Qingshui.

So, Ho Laidi was ultimately selfish at heart, always making distinctions between her own and others’. Not wanting her daughter to get hurt, she’d rather have her son-in-law take the beating.

Chiang Qingshui gave Yang Dazhi a sideways glance and said, "Dazhi, did you hear what our mom said? I don’t need you to do anything major. If that girl dares to show her face, just beat her up."

"Mom, Qingshui, this... hitting people isn’t right. And Chiang Xiao is still a young girl, how can I hit her?" Yang Dazhi was almost driven mad.

"You’re such a wimp!" Chiang Qingshui scolded, but she didn’t press any further because her gut told her she didn’t need his help; she could handle it single-handedly.

Song Xiyun, along with Chiang Caijiao, hurried over. The family really didn’t have any money left; most of it had been spent on Chiang Baohe’s injuries. After falling three times and ending up in the hospital twice, his nose had been broken twice. The medical and hospital bills really took a significant toll, and now there were also Ho Laidi’s expenses.

Therefore, they only bought breakfast near the hospital, and brought lunch and dinner from home to save money.

Song Xiyun had been complaining non-stop for the past three days. There was so much housework to tend to, plus the back and forth for delivering meals, it was nearly killing her. Being lazy and greedy by nature, she had thrown most of the housework onto Chiang Caijiao.