After wearing it: I traded a pig for a man.

"Of course not." Jiang Youfu didn't even bother to cover his stomach anymore and got up immediately, as if he was afraid that Jiang Yun Ning would really ask him for money.

Jiang Yun Ning nodded: "Since we're not family, why do you care why I sell pigs? And why are you asking me for rabbits? What gives you the right? Just because you have more skin than others? You shameless bastard."

Jiang Che looked at Jiang Yuning in front of him and remembered the day Jiang Yuning bought him. It seemed that he had forced Granny Yang to sign the IOU step by step.

Jiang Yunning is no simple character.

Jiang Che began to re-evaluate her.

Jiang Youfu then realized he'd been tricked, and angrily pointed at Jiang Yun Ning's nose: "You brat! So what if we separated?"

Feeling he couldn't win an argument with Jiang Yun Ning, he turned his attention to Wang Cuihua: "Wang Cuihua! Tell me, after the family split up, are you and your third son abandoning your mother? Huh?"

Just then, Jiang Laosan, who had finished dealing with the rabbit, returned, followed by Jiang Yuntian and Jiang Anhe.

From a distance, the group saw a crowd gathered at their door and quickly squeezed inside.

"Wang Cuihua! Look at the good daughter you raised! How dare she disrespect her elders! Do you believe I'll go to the yamen and report you, and have you all arrested?" Jiang Liushi put her hands on her hips, her small stature surprisingly bursting with amazing lung capacity.

"Mother! Eldest brother!" Jiang Laosan cried out anxiously, quickly stepping in front of Wang Cuihua. "What are you doing?"

As soon as Jiang Liushi saw him return, her expression immediately changed: "Oh my son, your wife and your daughter are going to bully their mother to death!"

Jiang Yun curled her lip, thinking that with such a fast change of expression, it was a pity she wasn't an actress.

"Mother." Jiang Laosan naturally knew what kind of person his own mother was.

But he had been used to being filial since childhood, and even if he knew that his wife had been wronged, he dared not say a bad word about Jiang Liu.

"My son," Jiang Liushi said, looking at the rabbit in his hand, her mind filled with the taste of rabbit meat. She couldn't help but lick her lips. "You're giving this rabbit to your mother, right? You know your mother hasn't had any meat in a long time. You're such a filial son."

As she spoke, she reached out to take the rabbit from Jiang Laosan's hand.

Jiang Yunning stood there without saying a word.

He wanted to see Jiang Laosan's attitude.

"Mother." Jiang Laosan awkwardly flinched, then looked at Jiang Yun Ning, "This...this is for my daughter to nourish her body. You can't take it all."

"What!" Jiang Liu's eyes widened. "So, you unfilial son, you'd abandon your own mother for your daughter?"

Jiang Laosan sighed helplessly, "Mother, can't I buy you some meat tomorrow?"

Jiang Liu glared and slapped Jiang Laosan's arm: "You heartless bastard! You've forgotten your mother now that you have a wife!"

"Dad," Jiang Yun Ning said, feeling sorry for Jiang Lao San, "give the rabbit to Grandma."

Everyone was stunned.

"Even though we've separated, we're still one family. Right, Grandma?" Jiang Yun Ning smiled.

Jiang Liu immediately stood up and took the rabbit, saying, "Yes, yes, I'm your own grandmother."

As he spoke, he picked up the rabbit and happily prepared to leave.

Jiang Yunning smiled and called out again, "Grandma, you said it yourself, even though we've separated, we're still one family."

Jiang Liu waved her hand impatiently: "Of course, remember to send me anything good."

The people left, and the rabbits disappeared too. Seeing there was no more excitement to see, the crowd dispersed.

Jiang Laosan rubbed his hands together: "Daughter, it's all your fault. I'll go up the mountain tomorrow and catch one for you."

Jiang Yunning shook her head, turned around, and went into the courtyard.

The family, which had been happy, was now completely silent, with no one speaking.

"Father," Jiang Yun Ning looked at him, "Do you want to sever ties with your father?"

"What?" Jiang Laosan was so shocked he almost fell off the bench. "Severing ties with relatives?"

Jiang Che was somewhat surprised. He had just seen Jiang Yun Ning give away the rabbit and thought she had really given in.

Jiang Yunning nodded: "You've seen it too. If we don't keep our kinship, our family will only be used by Grandma as a blood bank to support Uncle and Uncle's family."

"Right now it's just a rabbit, but what if later, Uncle's grandson Jiang Zheng'an doesn't have money for school, or Uncle's youngest son doesn't have a dowry for marriage? Will they set their sights on An He? Will they secretly sell him for money?"

"Don't sell me, I'll eat less rice. Daddy, I won't eat meat anymore, don't sell me." Jiang Anhe was old enough to understand, and he was so frightened that he hugged Jiang Yuntian tightly, burying his head in his chest.

"Who dares!" Jiang Yuntian said fiercely, holding his son in his arms.

Jiang Laosan fell silent.

He knew his mother and brothers too well.

"But..." Jiang Laosan suddenly looked much older: "But your grandmother won't agree."

"You only say whether you want to or not." Jiang Yun Ning stared at him: "Father, after the ties are severed, if Grandma comes to beg you again, will you soften your heart again?"

Jiang Laosan remained silent.

"Father," Jiang Yuntian looked at him, "Your life is already like this, do you want me, Yun Ning, and An He to become their blood bags like you?"

Wang Cuihua, who had never uttered a harsh word before, suddenly slammed her hand on the table: "Break!"

Her eyes were resolute: "Jiang Laosan, if you don't want to break up, then we're breaking up. I'm taking the children and going back to my parents' home."

Jiang Laosan frowned: "What nonsense are you talking about!"

"I will. I promise, I won't be soft-hearted." He clenched his fist, his face resolute.

After so many years, it's time to come to an end.

He cannot allow the next generation to suffer the same fate as him.

Jiang Laosan looked up: "Father will listen to you."

Jiang Yunning smiled and said, "Mom, don't cook for a while. Let's go to Grandma's house to eat."

We're all family, right? Going to your grandmother's house for a meal isn't too much to ask, is it?

Jiang Che, standing to the side, seemed to have seen through her thoughts, a smile flashing in his eyes. But the doubts in his heart grew stronger. Was Jiang Yun Ning really just a peasant girl?

With such intelligence, wit, and decisiveness, how did she manage to do something as desperate as throwing herself at Song Minglang before?

Jiang Liushi, completely unaware of the situation, had just returned to the old house when her eldest daughter-in-law, Yang Guizhi, was cooking in the kitchen with her daughter-in-law, Li Xiufen.

"Eldest daughter-in-law, come quickly." Jiang Liu's smile deepened her wrinkles.

Yang Guizhi responded, wiped her hands, and walked over: "Oh, Mother, such a fat rabbit?"

Jiang Liu said proudly, "Hmph, hurry up and stew it into a soup, add plenty of lard. Make the porridge thicker tonight, and add some more white rice."

Yang Guizhi's eyes lit up: "Okay!"

White rice, only a little bit of white rice is allowed during the Lunar New Year.

She took the rabbit into the kitchen, overjoyed.

The last time Jiang Youfu ate meat was three months ago when he bought some pig offal.

But the smell was too strong; it couldn't compare to the deliciousness of rabbit meat.

Dinner was ready quickly, and Jiang Liushi was already sitting down waiting.

"Here it is. The rabbit meat is here." Yang Guizhi came out carrying a large bowl full of soup. "Don't rush, be careful, it's hot."

Just then, the courtyard gate was pushed open.

"Grandma, we're here to eat," Jiang Yunning called out affectionately.