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Many hands make light work.

The courtyard with three bedrooms and a kitchen was quickly tidied up.

Jiang Yuyan tidied up all three rooms and temporarily put all her luggage in one room.

When she was almost finished tidying up, Jiang Yuyan quietly called her mother out.

"Mother, Father brought these people to help, and it's almost lunchtime. Where can we buy meat and vegetables here? Should we treat them to a meal?"

Jiang's mother almost forgot about this. "Of course, of course, I have some. I'll go buy the vegetables. You can tidy up the room, Nannan."

Jiang Yuyan called out to her mother, who was about to leave empty-handed, "Mother, you haven't taken the money yet."

He quickly gave her a few dollars, and before she could refuse, he turned and went back into the house.

Although it was a bit late, I don't know how Jiang Mu managed to get half a chicken and half a pound of fatty meat to render oil.

After seeing off the people who had come to help, Jiang's mother quickly called her back.

"Yuyan, your father and I have discussed it. There are three rooms here, and you'll get one."

Your father and I will share one room, and the other room will be for your three brothers. Your father will put up a partition wall in that room; it's quite spacious, enough for the three of them to sleep in.

Jiang Yuyan just checked, and all three rooms are very large. Even if one room is separated by a wall, there is still plenty of space for two rooms.

"Mom and Dad, put a wall between my brother's and my room. That way, my brother and his wife will have their own rooms, so even if they get married, they'll still have rooms, right?"

Mr. and Mrs. Jiang were moved, never expecting her to be so considerate of them.

"Wouldn't this... be too unfair to you?"

Jiang Yuyan shook her head, "That's fine then. You've had a tiring day, so Mom and Dad should get some rest too."

Around five o'clock the next day, before dawn, Jiang Yuyan vaguely heard noises coming from the kitchen outside.

She lingered in bed for a while before sighing and getting up.

She's really not used to life without electronic food displays and video games.

As soon as I opened the door, I saw that Jiang's mother and father had already prepared breakfast.

"Nannan, it's just in time. Wash your face and come eat. I'll bring food to the two boys today. Nannan, you stay home and rest. Don't overwork yourself."

Jiang Yuyan shook her head as she ate.

"Mother, I'd better go with you. I want to see my second brother, ask about his condition, and see if there's any way to rescue him."

Mr. and Mrs. Jiang fell silent instantly. They opened their mouths, tears welling up in their eyes.

Mother Ginger: "It's all our fault for being useless—"

"Why are you acting like this in front of the child? What will the child think? Come and eat."

Arrive in town,

Jiang Yuyan did not go to the hospital with her mother, but went to the police station alone to visit Jiang Muyi.

"Jiang Muyi, step forward! Someone has come to see you!"

Jiang Muyi assumed it was his mother again, touched the newly added wound, and cursed inwardly, "These lunatics!"

Upon seeing the unfamiliar woman, he frowned. "Who are you? I don't know you."

However, his face looked somewhat familiar.

"My name is Jiang Yuyan!"

Is your surname Jiang?

"Are you also a relative of Old Jiang's family? Or—"

Suddenly, Jiang Muyi thought of a possibility, but he suppressed the thought as soon as it came to mind.

impossible!

People like Jiang Yue are ungrateful wretches who disregard their elder brother's future and insist on stealing all of the family's savings.

How could anyone be so foolish as to abandon the prosperity of the city and come to a rural area where there is nothing?

In the past, Jiang Muyi definitely doted on Jiang Yue the most because he raised her and they had the deepest bond.

The deeper the feelings, the deeper the hatred Jiang Muyi felt for Jiang Yue.

If she appeared in front of him now, he would want to kill her immediately.

Jiang Yuyan didn't know what he was thinking, but suddenly her eyes turned resentful, and she didn't want him to misunderstand.

"My name is Jiang Yuyan, your biological younger sister. I came back yesterday to visit my second brother."

"I'm not your second brother, don't call me that. Also, this isn't a place for a woman like you to come here casually. You're not allowed to come here again, and I won't see you even if you do. Now, leave."

After saying that, Jiang Muyi stood up and prepared to leave.

"Second brother, don't you want to go out? Don't you want to put our parents and eldest brother at ease?" Jiang Yuyan called out to him.

Jiang Muyi stopped in his tracks, did not turn around, remained silent for a while, and then left.

...

Beijing.

"What? Jiang Muyi was arrested by the police? Jiang Muxuan's legs are broken too?"

"Yes, you told us to keep an eye on the Jiang family. They seem to be having a lot of bad luck lately, with one or two of them getting into trouble."

Lin Yue's eyes flashed with excitement, without a trace of worry. On the contrary, she felt that this matter was more in her favor. She suddenly thought of an excellent plan.

A person who can sow discord between Jiang Yuyan and the Jiang family, and also pin the blame for the accidents that happen to the Jiang family's disliked members one by one on Jiang Yuyan.

So what if Jiang Yuyan returns to her biological family?

Isn't it just living a life worse than death?

Who knows, she might regret it then and rush over to kneel down and beg her to accept her back, hahaha.

"Go and deliver a message to Jiang Muyi for me...blah blah blah..."

Lin Yue was secretly plotting something behind the scenes, but Jiang Yuyan was unaware of it for the time being.

She had just walked out of the police station, perhaps thinking about Jiang Muyi's words, and was somewhat absent-minded. She wasn't watching where she was going and almost collided with a bicycle turning the corner.

'Bang!'

Jiang Yuyan was grazed, and seeing the bicycle go out of control and crash into the wall, she instinctively pulled on the handlebars to steady the bike.

The elderly man on the bus was startled. "Hey comrade, are you alright? Oh, I'm so sorry, I didn't see anyone here—"

Jiang Yuyan straightened up, about to wave her hand and say it was nothing, when she gasped.

A sharp pain shot through her arm. She looked down and saw a series of abrasions and bloodstains. Because of her sensitive constitution, the wounds had already turned bruised and swollen in a short time, looking quite serious.

"Oh my god, comrade, you're injured? Quick, I'll take you to the hospital."

Jiang Yuyan wanted to say it was nothing, but the old man was too enthusiastic and insisted that it was his responsibility to see him off, and he wouldn't feel at ease if he didn't.

After she came out of the hospital with her bandaged up and said goodbye to the old man, she ran into her mother, who had come looking for her. When she saw her with her bandaged up, she was startled.

"What's wrong, Nannan? Are you hurt? What happened—who bullied you?" Before she could finish speaking, Jiang's mother almost burst into tears.

Jiang Yuyan quickly grabbed her, "Mom, I'm fine. I just wiped it off when I came back, and the doctor treated it. He said it's nothing serious, so don't worry."

Jiang's mother supported her, saying, "Oh dear, my heart is pounding so hard. I'm so afraid that I'll see you brothers get into trouble again, sob sob sob—"

These past few days, it's as if she's been shedding all the tears she'll ever shed in her life; she just can't stop.

Jiang Yuyan went to see Jiang Muxuan's attending physician to inquire about the condition of his legs.

"...We don't have the resources to operate on your brother's leg in this small town," the doctor sighed. "If your family can afford it, you could try going to Beijing. I've heard the doctors there are very skilled."

Jiang Yuyan knew that Jiang Muxuan would not agree.

"Doctor, where can I buy Chinese medicine here? My family has some traditional remedies for this, but I don't know where to buy the herbs."