Let's just drift through life together in this quick transmigration story.

The son-in-law always brings gifts when he comes, which is far better than Ningning. Marrying Ningning to Fei Jun was the best decision they ever made. Ningning is just ungrateful for her good fortune.

Jing Rongxiu put the things down, and Fei Jun sat awkwardly to one side. "Dad, Pengpeng was wrong. He shouldn't have gone up the stairs with Ningning."

Ningning is young, and I'm divorced, so it's normal that she doesn't like me. But I truly love Ningning.

This was practically blatant slander. Wang Hui prepared food for Pengpeng and then held him in her arms. As she got older, she liked children, but unfortunately, Ningning had never wanted to have any.

They've only been married for six months, and if Wang Ningning were to give birth, Fei Jun would seriously consider marrying her while she's pregnant.

Upon hearing this, Jing Rongxiu quickly said, "Son-in-law, what are you saying? It's Ningning's fault. I'll have her mother give her a good talking to later."

“Ningning has been a filial child since she was little. I’ll have a good talk with her.”

Fei Jun is the owner of a small business and is considered an outstanding figure in the county. Apart from being widowed and raising a son, he has no other flaws and is seen by everyone as a highly eligible bachelor. Wang Ningning is a college student, which is why she was able to marry him.

Wang Hui and Jing Rongxiu liked Fei Jun very much. Although he was a bit old, he was very caring.

Fei Jun sneered inwardly. When they got married, he had thoroughly investigated the whole family. No one knew better than him whether Wang Ningning was filial or not. He was only there to put pressure on his so-called father-in-law and mother-in-law.

After exchanging a few more polite words, Fei Jun's phone rang, and he answered it.

Since picking up his phone, Fei Jun's brow had been furrowed. He added a few words here and there, "I'm sorry to trouble you." Wang Hui and Jing Rongxiu held their child quietly, but seeing Fei Jun's attitude, they couldn't help but worry. Could it be that something had happened to their son-in-law's business?

The call lasted less than a minute, but it felt like ten minutes.

Fei Jun put down his phone, sighed, and said to Wang Hui and Jing Rongxiu, "Dad, Mom, Ningning has caused trouble at the hospital."

My partner just called and asked me to come over and take a look.

Upon hearing that Wang Ningning had gotten into trouble, Wang Hui quickly asked, "Son-in-law, how serious is this trouble?"

“My dear son-in-law, Ningning is an adult now, and we will always stand behind you.” Jing Rongxiu’s words, “I’m on the side of reason, not family,” were really just a way to avoid taking responsibility.

Fei Jun: "Mom, it's nothing serious, let's go take a look."

"Dad, Ningning is my wife. As long as she's alright, everything else is minor. Let's go to the hospital to see her first."

"it is good."

There's no better place to retire than a hospital. You get plenty of food, a bed, and you don't have to pay any fees. Aside from the slightly gloomy atmosphere, there aren't any major problems.

Xiong Bufan did nothing at the hospital. After sunbathing, she went back to sleep, but got hungry in the middle of the night and went to the cafeteria to eat some pastries and fruit.

So she had no idea what had happened at home, nor did she know that Wang Hui and the others had come to cause her trouble in such a menacing manner.

Kongkong ate heartily in the space, her mouth dripping with oil. She loved this world because Xiong Bufan could bring her lots of delicious food, and she could watch TV with him, eat well, and her claw injury could heal faster.

The bear and the cat enjoyed a brief moment of peace, and Kongkong was filled with hope for the world.

But this tranquility was soon broken. Wang Hui pushed open the ward door and stormed in, with Fei Jun in the middle and Jing Rongxiu following behind, carrying Pengpeng. The whole family was present.

Xiong Bufan woke up when he heard the door open, but he remained in bed and didn't bother to see who it was, simply too lazy to move.

Wang Hui walked over and pinched Xiong Bufan's ear, "You brat, you've caused trouble and you still have the nerve to sleep here. Go apologize to him right now."

Xiong Bufan was clearly displeased. It was bad enough that he disturbed her sleep, but he also disturbed her resting in bed. He grabbed Wang Hui's hand, pulled it, and pushed her backward, causing Wang Hui to sit on the ground with her arm dislocated.

Wang Hui hugged her arms, "You wretched girl, you're so unfilial! You actually hit your mother! How can you face her like this...?"

When Zhang Li saw these people come in, she sensed that nothing good was going to happen. She immediately got out of bed, took her daughter, and left. She wasn't going to get involved in these things. However, when she got to the hospital reception desk, she told the nurse on duty about the incident.

Jing Rongxiu put Pengpeng down and went over to help Wang Hui up. Wang Hui was crying and sobbing, but when she saw her son-in-law and husband by her side, she rushed over to them.

Xiong Bufan glanced at her sideways. Was this old woman never going to stop? He kicked her directly. This was the original owner's mother, not her own mother. She wouldn't show any mercy.

Jing Rongxiu: "Ningning, she is your own mother. How could you do this? You have disappointed me so much." She shook her head in disappointment as she spoke.

Every time, Jing Rongxiu would join Wang Hui in criticizing the original owner, and the original owner would eventually have no choice but to kneel down and apologize, her confidence being shattered bit by bit.

Xiong Bufan kicked him, saying, "Why do you care about your father?" He then sent Jing Rongxiu to accompany Wang Hui.

Jing Rongxiu looked at Xiong Bufan in disbelief. He never expected that his daughter, whom he had raised for more than 20 years, would hit him. Could it be that Fei Jun really bullied her, which caused her personality to change so drastically?

As she thought about it, Jing Rongxiu gave Fei Jun a reproachful look. Her perfectly good daughter had become like this after marrying him.

Fei Jun sighed inwardly at the two old folks' incompetence, forced a smile and walked over, "Ningning, it was wrong of you to lay a hand on them, those are your parents."

Xiong Bufan looked at the original owner's cheap husband and suddenly smelled a stench. He suddenly jumped up and threw him out the window.

The glass was broken in the morning and hadn't been repaired yet; only the shards were cleaned up. Fei Jun flew out like that, looking so fresh and clean.

That man reeked of foul odor; Xiong Bufan knew without even calculating that he wasn't a good person. She was doing a public service, ridding the world of a scourge. She truly was a kind-hearted bear.

Kongkong: Whatever makes you happy.

Pengpeng was originally hiding behind a few people watching the commotion, but when he saw his father fly out, he quickly ran to the window crying, "Daddy, Daddy!" When he saw Xiong Bufan still sitting on the bed, he clenched his fists and rushed over, "You bad woman, how dare you hurt my daddy! I'll beat you to death!"

He thought Wang Ningning would still not fight back as usual, so he went straight for Xiong Bufan's nose.

Xiong Bufan slapped him aside. Thinking about why the original owner was hospitalized, Xiong Bufan got out of bed, picked up Pengpeng's leg, and said, "Want to go find your dad? I'll help you. I'm always happy to help others."

Pengpeng looked at himself far from the ground and then became scared. "Grandma, Grandpa, save me! Mom is going to hit me! I'm scared!"

Jing Rongxiu picked up the chair next to her, pointed at Xiong Bufan, and said, "You unfilial daughter, put Pengpeng down."

Xiong Bufan let go immediately, and Pengpeng was thrown so hard he saw stars. Seeing Xiong Bufan's obedience, Jing Rongxiu could only say stiffly, "Why did you hit him so hard?"

"So much nonsense."

Xiong Bufan broke Jing Rongxiu's finger and threw her downstairs as well. He hated it when people pointed at her.