Rebirth 1978, Wife, I won't go back to the city

"If you don't believe me, you can try and see if what I said is true or not!"

Hearing this, Wu Pandi bit her lips tightly. Because she bit too hard, her teeth unknowingly bit her lips. A trace of blood slowly flowed down the corner of her mouth, but she seemed not to notice.

The three of them looked at each other and were all shocked. They never expected that the little girl who seemed weak and vulnerable on ordinary days would become a different person and become so vicious today.

You have to know that they are just ordinary people after all. Although they are greedy and want to seize Wu Pandi's family property, they would never dare to kill Wu Pandi and her sisters.

The situation at this moment has become extremely awkward. If they retreat at this point, they feel that they cannot afford to lose face. After all, they have already made harsh remarks before. Moreover, such an opportunity to wipe out a family is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. If they fail to succeed, wouldn't it be a heavy loss?

But the Wu Pandi in front of him was like an enraged little beast, ready to fight to the death. If she was really pushed into a corner, and did something crazy and reckless, the consequences would be unimaginable!

At this moment, Wu Pandi's uncle's eyes rolled, and a plan came to mind. He snorted coldly and said in a cold tone, "Don't speak nonsense here. You talk big, but I want to see if you have really found some strong backers. But I tell you, this matter is not over today! Let's not talk about other things for now, just talk about this house. It's the inheritance left by your grandma and grandpa."

"After we split up, your grandmother gave the house to your father. Although your father lives in this house, we also have a share in it. Now that your father is dead, this house is ours. If you don't move out, we will go to the police station to file a complaint and force you to move out!"

After making these harsh remarks, the three men fled the scene in a hurry, like frightened birds, as if there were evil spirits chasing them.

As they ran, they kept looking back, fearing that Wu Pandi would suddenly catch up with them.

Everyone's heart was filled with fear and anxiety, because they clearly felt that Wu Pandi was like a madman today and had completely lost her mind.

If I get caught by her, it might bring me unexpected disaster!

After the three people completely disappeared, Wu Pandi felt as if all the strength in her body had been drained away, and she collapsed to the ground.

Her face was as pale as a piece of white paper, and her eyes were empty, as if her soul had left her body.

Seeing their eldest sister in such a state, several younger sisters hurriedly gathered around, hugged Wu Pandi tightly, and burst into tears.

The cries echoed throughout the room.

Their fate is so tragic. Their father doesn't treat them as his own children at all. He beats and scolds them!

The mother was a foolish woman who could hardly take care of herself, let alone take care of these poor children.

Now, even those uncles and aunts who seemed to be relatives to them on weekdays came to their house and forced them to pay, leaving them no way out.

Why is this world so unfair?

Why does God treat these innocent people so cruelly?

It took a long time for Wu Pandi to come back to her senses from her extreme sadness and despair.

At this time, the second oldest sister carefully helped her elder sister up and made her sit on the bed.

Then, the second brother said with a firm face, "Sister, why don't we go find the village secretary and ask him to judge the situation for us and make a decision."

Hearing her sister's words, Wu Pandi slowly raised her head and looked at her young but sensible sister in front of her, her eyes full of pain.

She shook her head gently, her voice hoarse and weak, "It's no use... They've long insisted that this house was left by grandma and was only temporarily lent to our father. No matter how we argue, we can't change this fact..."

"Then... what should we do now? We can't just sit there and wait for death!" The second brother hesitated for a moment, gritted his teeth and continued, "At worst, we can go out and wander around. After all, the weather is getting warmer now, so we won't freeze or starve to death even if we live on the streets."

After saying this, her tears welled up again.

Wu Pandi sat on the edge of the bed, pondering for a moment. Then she slowly stood up and gritted her teeth, saying, "I'd better go talk to the boss and see if we can stay at the feed factory for a few days. Then I'll see if the money I've saved up is enough to buy a small house in the Second Brigade."

In fact, if she didn't have so many hungry sisters at home who needed money for their daily food, drink, and toilet needs, she would probably have saved enough money to buy a house long ago.

Even if the reality is not so optimistic, it is naturally unlikely to buy a spacious house with the money you currently have, but if you just want to buy a slightly smaller house, it should not be a problem.

Wu Pandi thought to herself, "If I really can't come up with the full cost of buying a house, I'll have to ask my boss for a loan. The house doesn't need to be too big, just enough to fit two beds and make it a bunk bed. At least it can provide a place for my sisters to sleep and rest in peace."

At this moment, the youngest sister suddenly looked at her eldest sister with tears on her face, sobbing and shouting: "Sister, your head is still bleeding!"

It turned out that when Wu Pandi was arguing with someone just now, a large clump of hair was pulled out of her head, which looked very glaring at the moment.

However, Wu Pandi acted nonchalant. She gently touched the injured area and replied with a strong expression, "It's okay, don't cry, sister. I'll go out with a basin of water and clean it up later."

After saying that, she picked up the basin and walked out the door.

When the freezing cold water poured on her scalp, the piercing pain instantly hit her, making Wu Pandi gasp, but she still endured the pain and continued to clean the blood and dirt from the wound.

But Wu Pandi didn't say a word, not wanting her sisters to hear her painful voice.

Early the next morning.

Wu Pandi left the Fourth Brigade with her sisters. Since there was nothing valuable at home, the girls did not take anything with them.

The sisters quickly arrived at the feed factory and saw that the workers had already started working.