I trade in both worlds

After hearing this, Xu Jizong's face was filled with anger, his brows were furrowed, and his teeth were clenched, as if he wanted to pour out all his dissatisfaction and anger. Second Aunt Xu wanted to go over and continue beating people, but was stopped by Xu Youyin.

Although Xu Xu was prepared, his face was still pale and bloodless, and he looked like he was sick.

Xu Qingli's face was as gloomy as a dark cloud, extremely ugly, but he still maintained his rationality: "Don't be impulsive, wait for my father and others to come, and then see what the Yang family wants to do."

"Let's talk about separation first. Even if it's a divorce, it's not our place to bring it up. Given the current situation, they should be the ones who are more anxious."

Xu Jizong and Aunt Xu tried hard to suppress their anger, while Xu Xu lowered his head, not knowing what he was thinking.

Soon the village chief arrived at the door of the Yang family. Seeing that both parties looked unhappy, he smiled and said to Xu Xu, "Erzhu's family, why are you still standing at the door when your mother's family is here? If you have something to say, go in and talk. Let's go in."

Xu Qinglin stepped forward and introduced himself to the village chief of Yangjiaao: "Village Chief Yang, I am Xu Xu's uncle Xu Qinglin, this is Xu Xu's second uncle and second aunt, and the remaining two are Xu Xu's cousins."

Village Chief Yang called to the Xu family: "Come on, let's go in and talk."

Xu Qinglin refused and said, "Village Chief Yang, we said at the door that we asked you to come here today to be a witness. We also ask all the villagers to be witnesses together. Otherwise, everyone will think that our daughter from the Xu family doesn't know the rules."

Yang Laosan was a little anxious, not knowing what they wanted to do: "Nephew Xu, if you have something to say, come in and sit down and talk. They are all small matters, so let's talk it out."

Xu Qinglin ignored Yang Laosan and clasped his hands together to salute the surrounding villagers: "My daughter from the Xu family has been married to Yang Laosan's family for more than four years. She has served her parents-in-law, raised children, and done all the work at home and outside."

"Everyone has a scale in their hearts. What kind of person is Xu Xu and what he does in his daily life? You can judge for yourselves. I dare say that Xu Xu has never done anything to let the Yang family down. Don't you agree?"

The onlookers all nodded in agreement. Yang Laosan and Li Laidi's faces turned extremely pale and they stared at Xu Qinglin with venomous eyes.

Xu Qinglin clasped his fists and thanked him: "Since Xu Xu's mother fell ill at the beginning of last month, the Yang family has not come to visit her. Even Xu Xu was prevented from going home to visit."

"A few days before the Dragon Boat Festival, my sister-in-law's condition worsened, and the doctor asked us to prepare for her death. Since there were only a pair of young twin brothers left in her family, Xu Xu simply stayed to take care of her sick mother. I would like to ask all the villagers, did Xu Xu do anything wrong?"

The villagers responded repeatedly: “No.”

Xu Xu lowered his head, his whole heart felt like a falling autumn leaf, and endless sadness spread in his heart.

Li Laidi's face was filled with anger. He pointed at Xu Xu and gritted his teeth and said, "How can it be correct? Marrying into my Yang family means that my Yang family should be the most important thing. Did we agree that she should stay in her parents' home?"

"She said she was taking care of her sick mother, but who knows if she was meeting someone secretly, otherwise why would she stay at her mother's house for so long?"

Second Aunt Xu rushed out, grabbed Li Laidi's neck with one hand, and tore his hair with the other hand: "Bitch, which elder would be like you, afraid that his son would be cuckolded and throw dirty water on him? I asked you to say it, and I asked you to say it. Is it because you often get into the bed of wild men that you think everyone looks like you?"

Yang Laosan saw Li Laidi rolling his eyes and said hurriedly, "Pull them apart quickly, pull them apart quickly, someone's dying."

Seeing Li Laidi's face turn pale, Xu Xu hurried over to pull away Second Aunt Xu: "Second Aunt, let go. It's not worth it for such a person."

Aunt Xu, who was originally planning to let go, took advantage of the situation and pushed Li Laidi to the ground.

Li Laidie, who had just been able to breathe smoothly, fell to the ground. His back was aching and he was almost suffocating. His face turned pale. He wanted to curse Aunt Xu, but his throat not only hurt, but he also kept coughing and couldn't speak at all.

Second Aunt Xu looked at Li Laidie, whose tears and snot were mixed together from coughing, with saliva flowing from the corners of his mouth, about to merge with the tears and snot. She was instantly disgusted and subconsciously rubbed her hands on her clothes.

Yang Laosan was also disgusted by Li Laidi, and with the laughter of the villagers around him, he immediately wanted to find a place to bury him so that he would not be seen. He simply turned his eyes away and said, "Big brother's wife, clean up for your mother-in-law."

Yang Dazhu's wife ran back to the yard and fetched a wet cloth and handed it to Li Laidi. Yang Laosan then glared at Xu Xu: "Second brother's wife, although your mother's words are unpleasant, it is really inappropriate for you to stay at your mother's house for such a long half a month."

Aunt Xu rolled her eyes and said with disdain, "Why? Can't you go back to your parents' home after you get married? Your mother is sick, so a married girl can't go back to take care of her?"

"My mother passed away, so a married daughter can't go back to handle the funeral? Which family stipulated this? Or is this the rule of your Yang family, that anyone who marries into your family must cut off all ties with her parents' family, and never see them again, whether dead or alive?"

Yang Laosan was so angry that his face turned red. He said angrily: "It's unreasonable. When did I say that? Did I ask you? I want you to reply."

Just as Second Aunt Xu was about to retort, Village Chief Yang quickly interrupted her. He was afraid that Second Aunt Xu would say something shocking again, which would affect the entire Yang family's marriage: "Everyone, please stop arguing. If there is anything, let's talk it out and discuss it properly. Arguing won't solve the problem."

Looking at what the Yang family did and said, people can't find any reason to help even if they want to, and they have ended up with no way out. If the Yang family is right, with so many people in the entire Yang family, how can they still be afraid of the Xu family?

Aunt Xu was unhappy about being interrupted, but she still gave face to Village Chief Yang: "Don't we want to talk properly? Listen to what they say, is this what people should say? Can an elder say this to a younger person? This family has no ethics or morals at all, even animals are more reasonable than them."

Yang Lao San was so angry that his face turned purple, and the veins on his neck were exposed. He pointed at Aunt Xu with his pipe in hand: "You...shrew, shrew..."

Seeing Yang Lao San so angry, Li Lai Di forgot the lesson and jumped out: "Bullshit, you think it's ethical to beat someone up like this, and it's ethical for a daughter-in-law to bring her family to beat her mother-in-law? A daughter-in-law beating her mother-in-law is worse than an animal."

Second Aunt Xu looked at Li Laidi with an idiotic look in her eyes: "Did Xu Xu hit you? It was me who hit you. Remember, it was me who hit you. And why did I hit you? Don't you know what's going on? You deserve to be beaten if you talk too much."

Li Laidi was not convinced: "Why am I such a bad mouth? What I said is not true?"

Aunt Xu looked at her sarcastically and smiled: "How many men have you slept with to judge others by yourself?"

Li Laidi didn't understand what it meant to judge others by oneself, but he understood the first half of the sentence and his face changed.