Lie Ying: All the villains in my family have been reborn

Chapter 316 The Sensible Old Lady (Please support me, please~
While talking, a group of about ten people bid farewell to Qiao Sanliang's grandparents, went to the parking lot, and drove out of the imperial garden.

Mansion of the Wen Family.

Since her daughter and the others left, Liu Xiangling has been busy.

Since the child likes to eat the hawthorn cake she made, she is going to make more.

It doesn't matter if you eat more of this stuff.

She didn't finish her work until after three o'clock in the afternoon.

Coming out of the kitchen with hawthorn cakes in hand, he saw his parents-in-law sitting in the hall blowing a fan, so he stepped forward and said, "Dad, Mom, try it."

"Kids love to eat, keep it for them."

Wen Zhou waved his hand and said, "We are old enough to eat what we should eat, so we won't compete with the children for this little food."

"It's okay, I've done a lot."

After hesitating for a while, she still said to her daughter-in-law very seriously and formally: "Xiang Ling, you have suffered a lot in those years."

"You child."

"I've always wanted to say sorry to my daughter-in-law, but I never had the chance."

It doesn't matter how she suffers or suffers. Thinking of the sufferings her daughter suffered in that house, Liu Xiangling couldn't help being silent.

The old lady wiped her tears while talking, "I know she is suffering in her heart, but I am not suffering in my heart?"

When it comes to the suffering of her daughter, Liu Xiangling stopped talking.

Seeing his daughter-in-law leave with red eyes, Civilization History couldn't help blaming his wife, "It is said that the scars are the cruelest, why do you want to do it?"

After a short silence, she smiled and said, "Dad, Mom, you guys rest, I will put these hawthorn cakes in the refrigerator to cool down."

Seeing her daughter-in-law insisting so much, Wen Zhou said angrily, "There is a way."

Mrs. Wen Zhou was blamed by his wife, and was extremely wronged, "What happened back then, ever since we found out that we wronged Xiangling, do you know how I feel?"

"You... eh."

"Watching my son live like a loner even though he has a woman, do you think it's good for me?"

After the words fell, without waiting for the in-laws to answer, he took the remaining pastries and turned to the storage room.

"Mom, I'm not bitter."

Thinking of those years and the state of her daughter-in-law, the old lady felt uncomfortable.

"Parents can rest assured to eat, I didn't put much sugar, it won't affect your health."

"You too, the child finally got better, why are you talking about this?"

"At that time, we didn't know the truth very well, so we didn't believe you for the first time..."

The history of civilization also knew that his wife was telling the truth, so he could only sigh in the end, stretched out his dry hand and patted his wife's hand, "It's all over."

Liu Xiangling's eyes turned red, her voice choked slightly, "As long as my child lives well and comes back healthy, I don't feel bitter."

"Why do you still blame me?"

There is a refrigerator there, which is specially used by the Wen family to store cooked food.

When the old lady said this, she hurriedly picked up the veil and wiped the corners of her eyes, "You should know this earlier, so that you, mother and daughter, don't have to suffer so much."

Liu Xiangling knew that the two old people who had suffered all their lives were reluctant to eat, so she took a few yuan for them and put them on the coffee table.

Now that her daughter-in-law is back, her spirit is getting more and more normal, and Wen Zhou finally understands that heart disease needs heart medicine to be cured.

"Didn't I see my daughter-in-law in a good mood today, so I took the opportunity to apologize to her and admit my mistake, am I wrong?"

"That child Xiangling is also reasonable. She didn't blame you, so don't blame yourself."

"I can't just say nothing just because she is sensible."

Wen Zhou heard his wife subdued, wiped his old tears and said, "I have to make up for what I owe to their mothers and daughters."

History of Civilization: "It's not easy to make up for it, just treat them better in the future."

(End of this chapter)