country bumpkin

When Sun Limei was in the first year of junior high school, some male classmates started writing her love letters in the second semester.

Unfortunately, Yunya discovered the secret. At the time, Yunya was only in fifth grade and her mind was full of fun; she didn't realize how big of a deal it was, or how much it would affect her mother's decision.

She foolishly read the love letter to her mother in front of her sister. While her mother was out, the two sisters had a good fight.

At first, Sun Limei was mean to Yunya, but later Sun Limei's eyes turned red with anger, and she rushed over and started fighting with Yunya.

Yunya wasn't going to back down either. The two rolled around on the ground, grabbing each other and scratching each other while cursing under their breath.

Sun Limei was filled with hatred, feeling that Yun Ya was deliberately embarrassing her and showed no sisterly affection whatsoever.

Yunya also felt that she had done nothing wrong and believed that she should tell her mother about it.

She worried that her sister might be deceived by a boy. But she didn't tell her sister her concerns. And so the two of them misunderstood each other.

Just as the two were locked in a fierce fight, the door was suddenly pushed open, revealing that Kong Xiujuan had returned ahead of schedule.

Seeing this, she was both angry and anxious. She stepped forward, pulled the two apart, and gave each of them a severe scolding.

From then on, a rift formed between Sun Limei and Yun Ya. For a long time, the two barely spoke to each other, and the atmosphere at home became very oppressive.

Sun Limei became even more careful about her secrets, no longer daring to let Yun Ya find any fault with her. Yun Ya also regretted her impulsive behavior, but the stubborn girl refused to admit her mistake.

She still felt that she meant well and hadn't done anything wrong. She just thought she had acted too impulsively and should have talked to her sister first instead of telling her mother.

Many days passed, and the two still didn't speak to each other. But the knot in their hearts remained.

It was another weekend, and Sun Limei had arranged to go shopping at the department store with her classmates. Many classmates, both boys and girls, were going out with her this time.

Yunya saw it, but didn't tell her mother. She didn't want to get involved in her sister's affairs anymore; her sister was just someone who didn't appreciate kindness.

She had changed her taciturn nature and wouldn't bother with things that didn't concern her. But she couldn't resist Sun Limei's scheming. This time, it was Sun Limei's turn to target Yun Ya.

On Sunday, Yunya invited Sun Fei to her house to do her homework. Sun Fei took out the math homework of the student in front of her and started copying it.

Yunya joined in copying, and just as they were getting into it, Sun Limei suddenly ran over, grabbed the homework, and ran out of the house in one breath. Yunya chased after her angrily.

As she ran, Sun Limei shouted, "Your grades are so bad and you still copy homework! I'll tell your mother, and see how she deals with you!"

Because Kong Xiujuan wasn't home, the two had a super fierce fight this time.

Enraged, Yunya chased after Sun Limei, growing increasingly furious, but she was also afraid she couldn't beat her. After all, her older sister was taller and heavier than her.

As she passed by the kitchen, Yun Ya grabbed a cleaver from the cutting board and chased after Sun Limei, hacking at her.

Sun Limei was terrified when she saw Yun Ya, who had gone mad. She ran for her life, afraid that the kitchen knife would fly at her at any moment.

She hurriedly ran back into the house from the street, barricaded the door with a small stool, quickly climbed onto the bed, and pulled a thick quilt from a nearby box to cover herself.

Yun Ya kicked the door angrily, shouting, "Sun Limei, you're a scoundrel, a piece of trash! You're all talk and no action, a spineless coward. I haven't spoken to you in ages, I haven't bothered with your messes, why are you meddling in my business..."

After shaking the door for a while, it was finally shaken open. Sun Limei was hiding in her mother's bed, shivering under a new quilt. She never expected that Yunya would "go crazy".

Actually, Yunya was so angry that she didn't notice and grabbed the kitchen knife. By the time she shook the door, she had already come to her senses.

But she felt ashamed to put down the kitchen knife, so she just wanted to scare Sun Limei and didn't actually intend to hurt her.

She stormed to the bedside, and with the ferocity of a madwoman, slashed at the quilt. The quilt was made of 10 pounds of cotton and was so thick that the person inside was completely unharmed.

Yun Ya just wanted to scare her, so she put on a good show of force and a good voice, but she held back a lot of her strength.

He made a lot of noise but did little, merely slapping the ground three times to scare Sun Limei and see if she would dare to fight him again.

When Yunya entered the room, her temper had subsided considerably. She was also afraid that the perfectly good quilt would be ruined, and she would be in deep trouble when her mother returned. So she didn't use much force when cutting the quilt. Yet, she subdued Sun Limei.

After venting her anger, Yunya acted as if nothing had happened, putting the kitchen knife back in the kitchen, taking the homework she had snatched back, and going to her bedroom to continue doing homework with Sun Fei.

But Sun Fei seemed frightened. She froze, not daring to move or speak, quietly recalling the fierce fight that had just taken place.

She suddenly realized her own predicament and feared that Yun Ya might go crazy again and attack her.

Seeing that Sun Fei was too scared to move, Yun Ya knew that her friend was frightened by what had just happened. She raised her arm and waved her hand in front of Sun Fei's eyes.

Sun Fei came to her senses; what she had just witnessed had terrified her.

Yun Ya changed her expression, smiling as she took Sun Fei's hand and whispered, "Feifei, don't be afraid. Actually, I was just bluffing Sun Limei. How could I really dare to cut someone with a knife? Besides, if I cut the blanket, Mom would beat me too. Don't you know what my status is in this family?"

Sun Fei thought about it and realized Yun Ya was right. She had the lowest status in the family. No one would show her any favoritism, and if she made a big mistake, her fate would be dire.

Thinking of this, Sun Fei breathed a sigh of relief, calmed her tense and scared feelings, and pulled Yun Ya to sit down to continue copying her homework.

Inside Kong Xiujuan's room, Sun Limei's body was still trembling. She never expected that her younger sister was a "madwoman".

It seems I can't mess with her anymore, otherwise one day this "madwoman" will lose control and kill me.

However, when he remembered when Yunya was in second grade, she was bullied by her classmate's older sister, and he even stood up for her. He then felt that Yunya was an ingrate.

Sun Limei couldn't understand why her younger sister had become like this. Yunya wasn't this "crazy" before.

If you can't figure it out, then don't think about it. It's better to stay away from her in the future; it's safer that way.

In Yunya's bedroom, she and Sun Fei had finished copying the corrected homework. Actually, they didn't intentionally copy other people's homework; it was because their teacher said, "If you hand in a homework assignment with mistakes and it's still wrong, you have to write that question 100 times."

That's why Yunya and Sunfei came up with this idea: they had to borrow homework from classmates with good grades to copy and correct their mistakes.

There's nothing we can do about it; they just don't know how to do these problems!

In reality, some students are just wasting their time and don't really want to go to school. But kids like Yun Ya and Sun Fei aren't unwilling to learn; on the contrary, they really want to learn.

It's because I'm not smart enough, my reactions are slow, and my memory is poor. I can't remember the knowledge I've memorized, which is why my grades have always been bad.

This is also the thing that gives them the biggest headache.