Yusui Chang'an

Lin Jinyan gently wrapped her arms around the old lady's waist, her eyes soft:

"How can you say you've lost weight? You've gained weight recently. You're just too worried about Yan'er, so you think you've lost weight. Grandma, don't worry. Just leave everything to Yan'er."

Lin Yanqing looked at his granddaughter nestled in his wife's arms and couldn't help but smile lovingly. The more he looked at his granddaughter, the more satisfied he became.

Just as they were happy, Lin Song came in to report that the Liu family had sent someone to seek an explanation for the divorced Liu Yunxiang.

Lin Yanqing's smile faded. He had known about this yesterday, but he did not send anyone to stop it. He had already made his attitude clear. According to his character, Liu Yunxiang should have been divorced many years ago for what she did. It was Lin Siran who refused to obey at that time, so it was delayed until now.
"Go tell the Liu family that Lin Siran has already separated from the family and I can't control his affairs in the inner house. If you want an explanation, go to the second house. If that doesn't work, go to Jingzhao Yin to report it to the authorities."

Seeing Lin Yanqing's cold attitude, Lin Jinyan gently coaxed the sighing old lady, without any fluctuation in her heart.

Over the years, her good second uncle and eldest brother, with her help, have gradually worn away their grandfather's expectations and affection, leaving almost nothing. How could her grandfather care about the divorced Liu Yunxiang now?

The fact that the Liu family sent someone to ask for an explanation was secondary. The most important thing was to use this incident to let Lin Yanqing speak for the Liu family.

After all, the highest-ranking official in the Liu family now is Minister Liu. Many of the Liu family's descendants all rely on Minister Liu's influence to be able to get a minor position in the officialdom.

Now that Minister Liu was demoted to a commoner, the Liu family was devastated. They all crowded into the Liu family to inquire about the matter. After getting the exact information, they no longer had the same respect for her as before. When they saw the divorced Liu Yunxiang, they even suspected that Liu Yunxiang had offended the King of Qi's father-in-law, which implicated the Liu family.

Liu Yunxiang was already sad, angry, and flustered. After hearing this, she immediately started quarreling with the tribesman who was speaking:
"Short-sighted old man, do you think the royal family and the imperial court are like the gossip in your village? There are so many complicated connections everywhere. How can a powerless prince like him save my father from his official position?
The Liu family must have done something and someone caught them. Don’t even think about putting the blame on me…”

Before Liu Yunxiang could finish her words, she was interrupted by the shattered teacup. Minister Liu flipped the table and angrily cursed:

"Shut up! I have never treated my people badly. I have helped anyone who came to me for help. Now that I am in trouble, you don't try to find a solution but just keep blaming me. Do you think I owe you anything?
If you want to make a scene, go back to your own home and don't make a scene in my house!"

After saying that, he pointed at Liu Yunxiang and said angrily:
"Look at you, a street shrew. All my teachings to you are in vain! You couldn't even control such a cowardly and incompetent husband, and he even divorced you. My Liu family can't afford to lose this person. Pack up your things and take some money. Go wherever you want, and don't come back!"

After Minister Liu vented his anger, he stormed out and left. The shocked clansmen in the hall looked at each other and could only say goodbye first.

Only Liu Yunxiang stared blankly at the direction where Minister Liu left. She didn't cry until she could no longer see him. She cried bitterly for her own miserable future, for Lin Siran's ruthlessness, for her parents' cruelty, and for her own miserable life...

Liu Momo, who had been sick for two days because of her children, had weak hands and feet. It took a lot of effort to pick up Liu Yunxiang, who was sitting on the ground. Although she felt sorry for Liu Yunxiang's situation, she couldn't help but harden her heart when she thought of her own children. (End of this chapter)