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When Aunt Chen saw Wen come out, she raised her voice even louder, as if she wanted everyone to know.

"Why did it take you so long to come out? You have the nerve to do it, but not the shame to admit it, huh? Now you know you're embarrassed?"

Aunt Chen's voice successfully attracted the attention of many villagers.

Seeing that more people were gathering, Aunt Chen was pleased with herself. Today she was going to make this a done deal and force Xu Jian to marry Daya.

Mrs. Wen frowned and said, "What are you shouting about? My granddaughter is sleeping. Keep your voice down."

Ms. Wen walked out of the yard and closed the gate: "If you have something to say, go somewhere else and don't disturb the children."

Aunt Chen remained unmoved, and sneered, "What? Feeling guilty?"

Ms. Wen was unaware of what was happening at the construction site and only found Chen Ershen's behavior inexplicable.

"Why would Daya bring mung bean soup out of the blue? We make mung bean soup for the workers every day."

Besides, I know my eldest son's temperament; how could he possibly humiliate Daya for no reason?

The villagers who had eaten at Xu Qing's house for the house-raising ceremony were already envious of how well Xu Qing's family was doing.

I heard that her family is building some kind of workshop, hoping that once it's completed, she can work there like Aunt Zhao and earn wages.

Upon hearing this, someone immediately chimed in, "Xu Jian is the most honest man in our Xu Family Village. Could it be that your daughter did something to anger him?"

"Aunt Wen is right. They made mung bean soup at home, and Da Ya still sent it over. It's clear that she had ulterior motives."

Aunt Chen: "Isn't it because I'm worried about my daughter? It's so hot, what if she gets heatstroke?"

If Xu Jian isn't interested in us, Da Ya, wouldn't it be better to just talk to him nicely?

Why did he reject her in front of so many people? Did he think he could trample on a young woman's dignity?

Wen felt even more confused.

"Why is Da Ya worried about my eldest son? What's all this about?"

However, some of the more astute villagers who were watching offered explanations to the Wen family:

"Aunt Wen, Da Ya likes Xu Jian, but Xu Jian doesn't like her. She was rejected, and Aunt Chen was embarrassed, so she came to cause trouble for your family."

Everyone burst into laughter.

"Hahaha, I also want to introduce Xu Jian to someone, but unfortunately I haven't found anyone suitable yet."

Among those of similar age who had been married before, Aunt Chen was the most clever.

As long as you've reached marriageable age, why worry about age compatibility?

"What's the use? Xu Jian still looks down on him."

Aunt Chen glared fiercely at the villagers who were mocking her: "If you're jealous of our Daya, just say so. When our Daya and Xu Jiancheng get married, you'll be begging me for help."

Wen listened with a frown so deep it could trap a fly:

"I'll go and call Xu Jian back right away to ask him what's going on."

If he really spoke rudely to Daya, I will make him apologize.

As for the rest, Aunt Chen was still cautious in her words. As you yourself said, a young lady's reputation is important.

Just as Wen was about to go and call for help, Xu Qing's voice came from behind the crowd:

"What's going on here? Why are you all standing in front of my house? Come in and sit down, everyone."

Upon hearing Xu Qing's voice, Wen felt as if reinforcements had arrived and exclaimed repeatedly:

"Aunt Chen said that Xu Jian spoke rudely to Daya at the construction site. You just came back from there, did you see what happened?"

Xu Qing looked at Aunt Chen in surprise, and at Daya, who was crying so hard she could hardly breathe.

"Is that so? Da Ya insisted that she liked my older brother, but he rejected her and told her not to send her anything anymore."

Is this what you call being rude? What, can't I refuse?

When Aunt Chen saw Xu Qing, her imposing manner diminished somewhat.

“My daughter didn’t say that when she came back. You’ve bullied her because you outnumbered her. You have to give me an explanation today.”

Xu Qing took over the conversation and asked in return, "What did Da Ya say when she went back? And what explanation do you want?"

Aunt Chen nudged Daya with her elbow, and Daya stopped crying, whispering:

"I had already left, but Sister Qing stopped me and said that she didn't have a younger sister like me."

They even forced the bamboo basket I had left for Brother Xu back into my hands, telling me I was never allowed to see Brother Xu again.

After Da Ya finished speaking, Aunt Chen glared at Xu Qing: "My girl wasn't talking nonsense, was she? What right do you have to make decisions for Xu Jian? What right do you have to tell my girl what to do?"

Before Xu Qing could speak, Madam Wen strongly defended her daughter, saying:

"As her mother, I'm telling you this: my daughter has the right to make decisions for Xu Jian."

If she doesn't agree to have a daughter-in-law come into the family, I will absolutely not agree either! As for your girl, my daughter really has no right to interfere.

However, if they were to come and dance in our house, we'd better think it over carefully.

Xu Qing felt a warmth in her heart. Her mother was worried because her eldest brother was still unmarried at his age, especially since her second brother was already engaged.

Today she was genuinely afraid that her mother would blame her for meddling.

The surrounding villagers were also shocked by Wen's words. When did a daughter become allowed to interfere in her brother's marriage?

Isn’t this the opposite of Tiangang?

Aunt Chen sat down on the ground and began to wail and cry:

"My daughter's life is so hard! What's wrong with her liking someone?"

If your family doesn't like her, it's fine to say it in private, but why say it in public?

They put her face on the ground and stomped on it; now everyone knows about it.

How will she ever find a husband again? How will she ever get married? Your family must take responsibility!

If your family tries to renege on your debt, I will spread your words everywhere.

With a sister-in-law who's such a troublemaker, I wonder who would dare marry Xu Jian!

"And don't even think about your second son's marriage going to happen!"

This time, no one spoke up for Wen, and they also felt that Wen's words were wrong.

What right does a daughter have to interfere in her elder brother's marriage? Especially since Xu Qing is a woman who has been divorced and returned home.

Even if the Xu family's life did improve after she returned, she was still just a woman who had been divorced.

If it weren't for her family providing her with a place to live, who knows what kind of situation she would have ended up in. This is all she should do.

Moreover, they also had their own selfish motives; they also wanted to marry their daughters to Xu Jian!

If we need Xu Qing's permission, what kind of logic is that?

Wen was furious, but Xu Qing remained calm and didn't care at all about her new title of "troublemaker".

She said calmly, "Oh? How do you want our family to take responsibility? Have my eldest brother marry Daya?"

"I disagree!" Mrs. Wen said angrily, "Unless I'm dead, she can forget about stepping foot in my house!"

Xu Qing gave Wen a reassuring look.

Wen then fell silent.

The villagers were quite disappointed in Wen Shi for listening to Xu Qing so readily.

How can a mother let her daughter control her? Show some motherly authority!

Aunt Chen paused in her sobbing, wiping away non-existent tears:

"It's not that I insist on Xu Jian marrying Daya, it's just that your fuss has completely ruined my Daya's reputation."

It just so happens that Da Ya also likes Xu Jian. As parents, what's wrong with letting our children be together?

Xu Qing: "It's not impossible for my elder brother to marry Daya, but I have a few points to make, and everyone can be a witness."

First, it's not us making a scene; it's you who's been throwing a tantrum the whole time, as if you're afraid others won't know.

Secondly, Da Ya likes my older brother, but my older brother doesn't like Da Ya. It's just Da Ya's wishful thinking.

Thirdly, my second brother is also engaged, and now that my eldest brother's marriage is settled, it's not appropriate for me, the sister-in-law who was sent back home, to stay at home any longer..."

"It's good that you have the self-awareness. You should move out as soon as possible. The new house is just finished."

After your eldest and second eldest brothers got married, their families grew up and they moved into the new house.

"You only have two young girls with you, this thatched hut is enough for you."

Aunt Chen hadn't said a word until she heard the third point, and she couldn't wait to say what she had been thinking about for hundreds of times.