Reborn 1980 Little Rich Wife

Chapter 306 All the valuable things in my house have been paid off
When Mi Dabo heard people in the village say that his old lady had come, he was a little dubious, and when he returned home with a hoe on his back, he really saw the old lady.

"Mom, why are you here?"

Mi Dabai's voice was neither cold nor cold, it was just a casual question anyway.

"Why can't I come here to take a look, what's your tone?"

The old lady looked at Mi Dabo with disgust, seeing how he was dying.

I don't know if his family's debts have been paid off, but looking at it like this, it must be still owed!
"By the way, have your family's debts been paid off?"

When the old lady asked about this matter, Mi Dabo was a little surprised, thinking that the old lady was here to care about her own affairs.

"My family's debts haven't been paid off yet! Those people just moved away all the things that could be sold in our house yesterday. Grandma, are you here today to give money?"

For the old lady Mi Qian has always been like a thief, it's no wonder she has such thoughts, it's too annoying to let the old lady do things.

The villagers who called Mi Dabo back greeted Mi Qian and the others before going back, telling them that the old lady was back.

"Send money? What kind of money to send? The debts you owe have nothing to do with me. How can I, an old lady, have money?"

When the old lady heard that their debts had not been repaid, her countenance changed, and so did her countenance.

"This is all your own fault. If you don't teach your child well, if he can gamble today, he will kill someone tomorrow."

Mi Dabai felt that what he thought just now was simply stupid, how could his old mother love him.

"Mom, if you only want to scold people here, then you can go back. I have too many things to do here, and I don't have time to listen to you scolding people."

Of course, the old lady is not only here to scold people, except to come here to see if the debts of the elders have been paid off, and also, she wants to ask the elders whether to kill the New Year pig.

"Whether you will kill the New Year pig this year, and when will you kill it?"

"Our family doesn't kill the New Year's pig this year. Even if we kill the New Year's pig, we won't be able to eat it. Our family is still in debt. We have to sell the pig to pay back the money. You don't want to get anything here. You won't get anything in the future. gone."

"Let you borrow money even if you don't want to borrow it, so you just know how to fish for things at my house. Is it interesting? If you don't help with something, you still have the courage to come here to get things, and you're not afraid of rotten stomachs after eating."

Mi Qian's words made the old lady lose face, and she stared angrily. Mi Dabo was still busy running around the house, seeing that the old lady still had the same attitude as last time, he didn't bother to listen here.

"Mom, I still have things to do, Qianqian, come back quickly after a while, our family still has things to do!"

When the old lady saw that the boss went into the yard without looking back, Mi Qian acted as a blocker and stopped the old lady outside.

"Where is your uncle's money in his family? Isn't it because he didn't have any money on hand, so he didn't borrow it? Your dad is really serious, and he really has a grudge."

The old lady also felt the boss's cold attitude, and she spoke slowly about the difficulties of the youngest son.

It's just that Mi Qian heard these words more than a dozen times, and not only was she impatient to listen to them, but even the family members were unwilling to listen.

"Well, my family just hates you for not borrowing money. If my uncle's family is in trouble in the future, remember not to come to my family to borrow money."

The old lady felt that Mi Qian was cocking her tail in front of her, and she had already explained it nicely, but this damn girl is still talking back like this.

"If you don't borrow it, don't borrow it. What kind of money does your family have to borrow? You have broken your home and land, and you still owe money. It's true that you don't come to the city to ask your uncle to borrow money."

The old lady who originally wanted to come here to fish for pork quietly stuffed a corner of the sack inside the thick clothes.

　I'm going back to my hometown today, the train station must be crowded

　　
　
(End of this chapter)