1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 126 I can't make this decision

Liu Shanliang's few rhetorical questions left Liu Shangang embarrassed: "I... this... that's not it."

In the end, he still couldn't give a complete explanation.

Ge Shuanhu, who had followed, then spoke up: "Brother Shanliang, they were indeed in the wrong this time. I apologize to you on behalf of my son. Look, your Chuxue is alright. Considering that our two families are relatives, please let my son off the hook, okay?"

Liu Shanliang turned his head to the side: "I can't make that decision."

No matter what they said, Liu Shanliang only said one thing: he couldn't make the decision.

This really angered Ge Shuanhu: "You're a grown man, what a fucking coward!"

Liu's mother and Chu Xue, who were carrying the fish to the river to process it, heard this conversation as soon as they returned to the courtyard.

Chu Xue put the basin of fish on the ground and rushed into the house: "What do you want to do?"

Liu's mother grabbed a laundry stick used for pounding clothes and rushed in, yelling, "Get out of here!"

Liu Shangang, fearing further trouble, said, "Sister-in-law, Chuxue, you've misunderstood. We didn't mean to cause any trouble."

Liu's mother showed no mercy whatsoever: "Get out."

Seeing that they didn't move, he shouted again, "I'm telling you to get out."

Liu Shangang quickly pushed Ge Shuanhu, who still wanted to speak, back into the courtyard: "Sister-in-law, we really didn't come here to cause trouble. We just wanted to talk to Chuxue about Baocheng."

Chu Xue wasn't stupid; she guessed their intentions: "Uncle, the reason I let your family go is because we all share the surname Liu. I have to consider Grandpa and Grandma's feelings, the village's honor, and the clan's reputation. As for the others, what do they have to do with me?" She let the eldest son's family go because she knew how serious gossip could be these days. Even if they came back, they wouldn't have a good life, and the villagers would still say she was kind and righteous.

But what do the Ge family and the Chen family have to do with her? She doesn't need that little bit of compensation anyway.

She just wanted to see the dogs fight. Since Ge Xiulan had the guts to do it, she had to bear the consequences. Her family had returned, but Ge Baocheng was still locked up. It was no wonder that the Ge family would let the eldest son off easily. She just had to wait and see the show.

Besides, it was Ge Baocheng who was responsible for everything from drugging the person to carrying them to the cave. Although we can't kill Ge Baocheng, making him receive the punishment he deserves can be considered revenge for the original owner of this body.

Seeing that the second wife was unyielding, Ge Shuanhu beat Liu Shangang up in the yard. Ge Xiulan came out to break up the fight, but she was also beaten up. This time, Liu Jiandong and Liu Jianqiang, who were hiding in the house, could no longer stand it and came out to help.

Ge Shuanhu was killed in a counterattack, with the three of them ganging up on him. Ge Xiulan was so anxious that she jumped up and down, shouting, "Stop it! Stop fighting!"

Upon receiving the news, the Party Secretary and the Village Chief came to the Liu family again: "Stop it, is this never going to end? All you do all day is deal with your family's petty problems."

In the end, it was Old Man Liu who stepped in and invited the man into the main room. He made some promise to Ge Shuanhu, and only then was the man sent away.

As Liu's mother watched them leave, she asked, "Chuxue, are they planning something big?"

Chu Xue continued chopping fish without stopping: "Mom, no matter what tricks they use, I won't give in."

Rather than saying I saved that soldier that day, it would be more accurate to say we saved each other. If I hadn't woken up in time and hadn't encountered that soldier to help me, the Chen family and the eldest branch of the family's scheme would have succeeded, and our second branch would have become the target of everyone's criticism, with unimaginable consequences.

I'm not exaggerating, so you and Dad must stand firm and not be swayed by a few words from others trying to persuade me to be magnanimous.

(End of this chapter)