She won't clear her name; she'll throw away all the scum.

Dong Chunmiao, that fool, was nodding in agreement, "Yes, my sister-in-law has worked hard and shouldn't have come to the hospital. Besides, she brought my two nephews with her; it's the worst thing for children to come to the hospital."

Chen Xiangnan: "For your Dong family, having a son is a top priority, but for Dong Chunmiao to give me a son isn't a big deal? Does that mean I, Chen Xiangnan, deserve to be without a son?"

Dong Chunmiao then remembered that she was Chen Xiangnan's wife, and she also wanted to have a son. She wanted to have a son of her own so that she could truly stand on her own two feet.

She already knew that the child she miscarried was her son, because when she was wheeled out of the operating room, the doctor sounded very regretful and told her to take care of herself.

If it were a girl, why would the doctor say that?

So, it must have been her son. Because of her carelessness, her son died.

Dong Chunmiao felt like crying again.

(Doctor: ...No, I just saw how sad she looked and was afraid she might do something rash, so I said a few words of comfort.)

Her sisters-in-law are all very healthy, but they have all given birth to a son. On the other hand, she could have had a son, but she miscarried due to overwork.

She is the one who should be treated with the utmost respect.

She seemed lost in thought, murmuring, "Yes, I want to raise a child too, and I want to have a son too."

"Your nephew comes to the hospital, and you're worried about the child being uncomfortable. Your daughter comes to the hospital, and you expect her to take care of your parents? She's only a few years old, younger than your nephews, isn't she?" Chen Xiangnan stopped hiding it. She could want to portray herself as a filial son or a good person, and he hadn't wanted to say anything in the first place.

Every time she mentioned her family, he would get angry. This was not something a normal person would do. It wasn't that he wanted her to sever ties with her family, but she would do anything for them, neglecting him and the children, dedicating herself entirely to them. He really couldn't accept that.

Dong Chunmiao heard that Chen Lingling didn't react at all, and even retorted, "She's just a little girl, what's there to be taboo about? When I was a child, some girls in the village were even drowned when they were born. She should be grateful that I've raised her until now. Why are you so agitated about letting her do some work? Once this girl gets married, she'll have nothing to do with me anymore."

Upon hearing this, the onlookers' initial sympathy for her immediately diminished by more than half.

She said this in front of the police. Being her daughter must be so tough; no wonder her husband is angry—she's so clueless.

Dong Chunmiao truly didn't understand. From a young age, she was taught that daughters belonged to other people's families and shouldn't be treated too well; once a daughter is married, she's like water spilled from a cup.

But why would she still make sacrifices for her own family? It's because she was brainwashed from a young age that only her own family could be her support, and her brothers and nephews were her only source of strength in her husband's family. She believed that if she were ever bullied in her husband's family, only they would help her.

"Girl, you're wrong about that. Whether it's a boy or a girl, they're all your children, and you're closer to them. How can a nephew compare to your own daughter?"

"Daughters are closer to their parents; they're like little cotton-padded jackets. On the other hand, boys are more outgoing, and they don't stay close to their parents when they grow up. Some are even less reliable than daughters."

“Your thinking is so outdated. Even an old lady like me knows that you can’t say things like that, let alone think like that. If you do that, your daughter will be very sad.”

“You should visit your wife’s family more often, but you can’t neglect your own daughter and your husband. I don’t think your husband is unreasonable. Your idea is really damaging to your relationship.”

"Yes, he's so good to you. My man isn't that considerate. If I had a miscarriage, he might even be angry with me."

"Your sister-in-law brought you food yesterday, didn't she? I'm in the next ward, and I saw it. There was even meat in it. Your in-laws really treat you incredibly well, they're the best they can be."