Under One: The Dragon's Wife

Chapter 217

I only now know whether any of Changchong's brothers and sisters were born to Changchong's mother. I dare not speculate on which ones are there. Things in their family are more complicated than I imagined.

Faced with his mother's questioning, Chang Chong just responded indifferently: "Why did you do that? Because you have to behave like a magnanimous wife and mother among all people, because only then will Dad continue to tolerate you, You understand that it's useless to make trouble, you are retreating to advance. Now that your father is gone, you still have to show the world, you never live like yourself. "

Chang Chong's mother pointed at the door angrily and shouted, "Get out! Get out! I have the right to pretend that you have never been born!"

Chang Chong took my hand without hesitation, turned around and left, Jiu'er suddenly rushed out: "Seventh brother, don't go!"

We stopped and turned our heads to look at Jiu'er's tearful eyes. I couldn't bear it. We have left here so many times before and Jiu'er has never done this. This time she knows that Chang Chong will not come back... …

I didn't want Jiu'er to hate me too, so I threw away Chang Chong's hand: "Why don't you stay here for a few days first?" I mean, wait for him to comfort his family and relationships before going to me.

Chang Chong thought I was going to give up on him, so he reflexively grabbed my hand and held it tightly: "I don't want it!"

I lowered my voice and said, "Look, Jiu'er is crying, why don't you just stay for a few days and wait for your motherly temper to disappear before you go to me? I really want everyone in your family to hate me all over the place? If you really It's really not good to leave home like your third brother..."

Chang Chong said: "My mother has such a temper. I was born by her. Can she really prevent me from entering the house? She will be angry in a few days, so ignore her." After that, he turned his head and said to Jiu'er: " Are you coming with me? Go to Seventh Brother's place to play for a few days and then come back."

Jiu'er immediately wiped away her tears and ran over. Chang Chong's mother said sharply, "Qu Jiu'er, if you leave, don't come back."

Jiu'er paused: "I..."

I suddenly realized something, Jiu'er was not born to Chang Chong's mother at all... Just now Chang Chong's mother mentioned that she raised a child born to another woman and her husband, Jiu'er must have heard it, everything has been announced, Jiu'er Er also knew in her heart that Chang Chong's mother had resentment in her heart, and she might not treat her kindly again. She was very close to Chang Chong, and if Chang Chong really didn't come back, she would have no idea.

Seeing Jiu'er's pitiful appearance, Changchong frowned: "Don't make things difficult for Jiu'er, can you? You're angry at me, why don't you make things difficult for her? I'll send you back when the time comes, okay?"

Chang Chong's mother remained silent with a sullen face, and Chang Chong also gave up: "Jiu'er, you should stay and play with me later. If anyone bullies you, just tell me."

Jiu'er finally stayed. The moment the door closed, I saw Jiu'er staring at us helplessly. I felt really distressed at that moment.

On the way back, I asked Changchong, "Isn't Jiu'er the same father as you?"

The long worm gave an 'hmm' and said nothing else.I tentatively asked: "Your mother should treat her pretty well, right? Even if it's only on the surface... it shouldn't be too bad."

Chang Chong thought for a while and said: "I don't know, my mother is very strict with everyone, and I can't tell who she is good to and who is not. Jiu'er has been obedient and well-behaved since she was a child, and I have never heard her say that my mother is not good to her." .Jiu'er was brought back by her father when she was born. Her mother... died of dystocia when giving birth to her. She was the youngest in the family, and everyone treated her very well, and they didn't treat her badly just because she was born to a woman outside my father. She's harsh."

I was a little worried: "This kind of thing should be a family scandal for your mother. Today she has revealed all herself. Looking at Yan Ruyu's expression, she didn't even know Yan Ruyu before. Now this is out of the question. You are so resentful, I am very worried about Jiu'er...I don't want to speak ill of your mother, but I think Jiu'er is so pitiful...My parents are gone, and she is trembling with your mother all day long, just now Jiu'er cried so pitifully ..."

Chang Chong was a little annoyed by what I said: "Don't talk about it, besides, I don't feel at ease anymore. My mother should not be able to do that kind of thing. Isn't my elder brother still at home? My elder brother doesn't even pay attention to me. It's better for Jiu'er, my elder brother won't allow my mother to do that. Besides, my mother came back this time because I'm getting married. She's usually not here. When she's not here, Jiu'er is happy very."

I let go of my heart a little bit, and hope it’s okay. I just love to think wildly, and my heart is not at ease. After a series of incidents, I seem to be suffering from persecution paranoia, and I always unconsciously think of things as bad...

From Chang Chong's mouth, I also learned that besides Jiu'er, Mo Ran was not born to Chang Chong's mother. After all, Mo Ran and Jiu'er are the same father and mother. He didn't think there was anything wrong with a woman outside, because that woman was his father's favorite.

Back and forth, that woman gave birth to two children for Chang Chong's father, and brought them back to the Qu family to raise them each time. It must have dealt a big blow to Chang Chong's mother, or she wanted to force Chang Chong's mother to retreat, but Chang Chong's mother I endured it all, and I really admire her.

According to Changchong, that woman was also of the same kind as them, but she was an unknown junior. That woman followed his father all her life without a name, and she died when she gave birth to her nine sons. However, he died a miserable death.

I got home before I had time to ask about their family’s affairs. I didn’t bury my grandma. She would not rot anyway if she was put in a box. No, where is the peace?Keep the body at least when I want to see it, as if she is still by my side...

I packed up all the belongings of my grandma, and I was reluctant to burn them. Our custom is to burn the belongings of the deceased, which means to bring the dead to the underworld. Another saying is to keep the dead. Something is inauspicious.I don't care about those, I won't throw them away, I will keep them.

What followed was that Hua Jiuye disappeared without a sound.Once he left, it was tantamount to 'death without evidence', and Chang Chong had no way to clarify his suspicions about him before. He should have known about my grandma and I would definitely investigate him, so he left directly.

I didn't doubt him before, so I asked him to go to the Qu's house with me, but now that he's gone, everything seems self-evident.

Hua Jiuye left and Zhang Chong was very happy, saying that staying by his side would be a disaster. I only now know that Chang Chong found out that there was something wrong with Hua Jiuye. All the dead people in the village that had the blood plague had Hua Jiuye as their hearts. It was dug up, and when the worm went to check it, he found a petal. The worm never told me about it, because he wanted to make further confirmation before telling me.

(End of this chapter)