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Seeing his mother sharpening her knife to attack the evil man, Guangdan quickly took out a frozen pear from his pocket, ate it in one gulp, and felt cold all over.

The sweet and cool pear juice made Guangdan feel like he was floating in the air.

Then my eyes filled with tears. Yes, that's how little I have achieved. Now whenever I eat something delicious, I feel like crying.

I can't stop crying. It's not a sin for a man to cry!

"What's the matter?" Erya came over, pretending to be concerned, but actually bit it directly.

My goodness, how did that little cherry mouth manage to bite such a big hole in the frozen pear?

He took three steps back and urgently protected his pear. His eyes turned red and revealed a ferocious look in full view of everyone, and then he ate it with a smacking sound and rolled his eyes.

Although he also felt it was pitiful that the big guys had nothing to eat, there was only one pear.

If a man does not serve himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth!

So eat first as a sign of respect.

After eating the frozen pear, Guangdan started to feel awkward when he saw the little girl drooling at him.

Alas, this belated compassion.

Fortunately, Ms. Fang Cuihua diverted her attention in time.

"I'm going to Xingzi's house directly later. I'll yell inside for a while, and then you guys can come over. OK?" He said this with his eyes wide open.

Guangdan poked Erya with his elbow a few times and asked curiously, "What's going on at Aunt Xingzi's house?"

Erya was still savoring the frozen pear she had just eaten. She smacked her lips and said, "Shitou's frozen pears are really delicious."

"Second Sister!!!"

"Oh, what's going on? It's a big deal. Uncle Maizi brought a girl back from outside, and Aunt Xingzi is making a fuss at home."

Arya's words immediately aroused Guangdan'er's curiosity. He pricked up his ears and asked with sparkling eyes, "Bring a girl? What, what's going on?"

"Uncle Maizi went out to the roof to clear snow in the morning, and he saw a girl lying in the snow at the entrance of the village from a distance. It is said that she was frozen unconscious at the time." Erya said mysteriously.

"and then?"

"Uncle Maizi was worried that the person would freeze to death outside, so he took him home."

When Guangdan heard the whole story, in short, it was about a girl from Linjia Village who had married out. Her husband died, and when she returned home she was picked up by Uncle Maizi at the entrance of the village.

As a result, she fell in love with Uncle Maizi and claimed that she wanted to repay the favor in Uncle Maizi's house.

In Fang Cuihua's eyes, isn't this just repaying kindness with enmity? Isn't this just relying on the fact that she is a girl from Linjia Village to bully Aunt Xingzi?

Aunt Xingzi gave birth to two daughters when she got married. Uncle Maizi's mother had some ideas about this for a long time, but when she saw something offered to her for free, she immediately became shaken.

As for Uncle Maizi, as a man, I don’t have any hope.

Seeing Ms. Fang Cuihua going out in a proud and high-spirited manner, Guangdan immediately followed with his head wrapped, followed by Erya. The younger ones were kept at home by Grandma Lin, for fear that they would fall when going out.

Aunt Xingzi's house is only three houses away from the Lin family. She heard the sobbing sound before she even entered the yard.

Guangdan'er and Erya, with sharp eyes, stood on tiptoe at the corner of the yard and stared at Aunt Xingzi's house.

I saw my mother, Ms. Fang Cuihua, kicking open the wooden door of the yard with a bang, looking like a female bandit.

"I've seen shameless people, but I've never seen anyone as shameless as you. You did a little good and still get blamed. If I had known, I would have let you freeze to death at the entrance of the village."

Fang Cuihua, speaking in a voice of cannonballs, took a few big strides towards the house in the west.

What followed was even more aggrieved crying. How should I put it? It was just the kind of crying that really made people feel heartbroken.

"Why don't you take your sister back with you? Are you going to spend the New Year at my Xingzi's house? We don't have the custom of taking concubines in our Linjia Village. We have to save our dignity!" Fang Cuihua turned her head and said to a middle-aged man next to her.

"I have no right to control this married girl." The middle-aged man smiled awkwardly and avoided Fang Cuihua's sight.

"Xingzi grew up with me since childhood. In my mother's family, she is my sister, and in my husband's family, we are sisters-in-law, so I will never let you bully her." Fang Cuihua said as she stared at the silent man sitting on the chair with his head lowered.

In her eyes, Maizi is a man with ulterior motives.

"No, I just saw her freezing there, so I brought her back." Maizi explained in a low voice.

"So you two can tell me what's going on. You can only keep one of this woman and Xingzi in your family. I'll make the decision on this matter."

Apart from anything else, Guangdan still admires my mother's attitude of treating other people's affairs as if they were her own.

He didn't look timid at all, and didn't seem to be meddling in other people's business at all.

After all, this is no small matter for Fang Cuihua.

"Cuihua, this is my family matter." Maizi's mother spoke in a low voice at this time, her eyes full of calculation.

"So? Should I carry her out, or what?" Fang Cuihua said as she rolled up her arms and started to get ready to try.

The young woman who was originally shedding tears suddenly stopped crying and looked at the wheat with her big wet eyes.

"Brother Maizi, I, I am, woooo--"

Oh boy, it starts again.

Guangdan was also anxious. Why didn't he do anything? How could he get in without doing anything? At this moment, he turned around and saw his second aunt Cao Lian.

I never expected that my usually introverted second aunt would also come out to gossip.

Actually, Cao Lian was just waiting here for a fight to start because of the tyranny of her elder sister-in-law, and then she would go in to mediate.

After years of continuous practical training, Cao Lian felt that this matter had become easy for her, and it was even the best way for her to build a good relationship with her elder sister-in-law.

Before Guangdan could say hello to his second aunt, he heard clanging sounds in the house.

There was no need to think about it, it was Ms. Fang who did it. Guangdan was about to rush into the yard when he was stopped by Second Aunt.

"Wait a little longer." At this moment, Second Aunt was like a field army soldier, staring at Uncle Maizi's yard.

After a few noises, Fang Cuihua was seen dragging a woman in a white jacket into the yard. The woman was crying, and people around her were reaching out to stop them.

Aunt Xingzi was seen tightly blocking Uncle Maizi's hand beside Fang Cuihua, with deep disappointment in her eyes.

The other middle-aged man should be the brother of the man in white coat. He was also reaching out to pull Fang Cuihua. Basically, it was a situation of two against many.

"It's a sin, it's shameful, it's embarrassing, come all and see!" Fang Cuihua yelled at the top of her voice in the yard of Aunt Xingzi's house.

The quiet mountain village suddenly became lively, and the sparrows on the snowy branches flapped their wings and flew around.

Guangdan saw Second Aunt rushing over and helping Fang Cuihua to drag the people away. Suddenly the yard became a mess.

"If she doesn't come back, I'll send her back to your house, okay? If you don't take care of your sister, who will? Even if you want to find a family for her, you'd better find a matchmaker. What are you doing?"

Fang Cuihua's words seemed to remind the middle-aged man. He obviously stopped what he was doing and turned to look at Mai Zi's mother with a dark face beside him.

At this time, Guangdan'er's attention was all on Aunt Xingzi. Aunt Xingzi's life was already difficult because she had given birth to two daughters in succession.

But in my memory, Aunt Xingzi was a smart and capable person. But today, it seemed as if all the vitality had been drained out of her, like a withered flower.

Maybe this matter is not as simple as it seems, so my mother intervened so forcefully?