In the era of rebirth, the charming daughter-in-law in the courtyard is beautiful and sassy.

Huo Gaodi was really fed up with Duan Zhuangyu. He originally wanted to use this incident as an excuse to file for divorce from her, but Aunt Jiang was right. If he mentioned it now, it would simply create hatred for the fourth brother and his wife. With Duan Zhuangyu's vengeful personality, he really couldn't afford the risk.

He took out a cigarette box from his trouser pocket, knocked it against the wall a few times, took out a cigarette, lit it, took a light puff, blew out a few smoke rings, and then sighed deeply.

He really couldn't understand why his life had become like this. Not only was he feeling depressed, but even his family couldn't live in peace. Now it was even worse, as he had caused such a big trouble.

He punched the wall hard with his right hand hanging by his side. He made up his mind that he would put the divorce on the agenda after Duan Zhuangyu gave birth to the baby and finished her confinement. He didn't want to live such a miserable life for the rest of his life.

Just as he figured it out and was about to take another puff of his cigarette, he heard someone shouting, "Brother Huo, why are you standing here?"

There were two pine and cypress trees planted in front of him where he was standing, which could easily be overlooked if one was not paying attention.

Huo Gaodi raised his head and looked at the person who was speaking: "Yan Fang, are you going back to your mother's home?"

Yan Fang smiled and nodded: "Yes, I came back to see my grandparents."

Thinking of Yan Fang's experience, he couldn't help but sympathize with her: "Have you settled down with your in-laws?"

When talking about her husband's family, Yan Fang's expression was very unnatural, but she didn't want to say more, and didn't want to make people feel sorry for her: "Well, after all, the dead are gone, and the living have to look forward."

The two talked for a few more words and then Yan Fang left.

Huo Gaodi kept watching Yan Fang's back until she disappeared, then he looked away.

Yan Fang fell into the water and was rescued by someone. It was unknown what wicked person did it, but he made the matter known to everyone. Finally, under pressure, Yan Fang married the person who rescued her.

Although that person's family was just an ordinary working-class family, both the parents-in-law had jobs and the man she was going to marry was capable. The Yan family also gave a lot of dowry at the time, hoping that Yan Fang would have a better life after marriage.

Unfortunately, the man died young. He was hit in the head with a brick while trying to save his cousin who was fighting with someone. He could not be saved. His parents-in-law almost died with him because of their son's death.

After that, her parents-in-law and three elder sisters-in-law treated her like a criminal, fearing that she would leave home and remarry.

I heard that in order to restrain her, her parents-in-law took her three-year-old daughter back to their house and raised her themselves.

The beautiful excuse was: "This is the only bloodline left by my son, and they old couple must spoil him well."

The three elder sisters-in-law also chimed in, with the same central idea: you cannot remarry, you have to raise the children well, and take care of your parents-in-law, only then can you be worthy of their younger brother.

As for the money paid by the family that hit the person, or the money sent by her cousin's family, she, as the wife, did not see a single cent.

My parents-in-law said that the money was left for their granddaughter.

No one knew whether others believed this or not, but Yan Fang didn't believe a word of it. But now she really had no intention of getting married again, so she agreed to their wishes.

As Huo Gaodi looked away, he heard the sound of a car stopping behind him.

When he turned around, he saw Aunt Jiang had walked out of the yard and got into the car directly.

At this time, his father stood at the gate with a melancholy look on his face, watching the car drive away from the yard.

Huo Gaodi didn't know what he was thinking, and he shouted to his father: "The car is gone, what are you still looking at?"

Huo Shanhe was annoyed when he heard the voice. He didn't find anything suitable, so he took off his shoes and threw them over: "How dare you gloat over my misfortune? Go and find a solution." (End of this chapter)