The wicked mother-in-law doesn't try to whitewash herself; she only abuses her awful children.

Chapter 487 Not knowing which one is his daughter

When Hua'er saw the person in front of her clearly, she was so startled that she almost dropped the cotton candy in her hand.

In Hua'er's heart, Wu Na was a demon.

Man'er and Xiaolong noticed that Hua'er's expression was off, so they took a step forward.

"Do you know who this person is?" Xiaolong asked Hua'er.

Hua'er leaned closer to Man'er and whispered, "It's Auntie."

Wu Na smiled sweetly and said to Hua'er, "Hua'er still remembers her little aunt."

Fear showed in Hua'er's eyes, and she felt a dull ache in her arms and buttocks.

The sweeter the aunt's smile, the more ruthless she is.

Man'er's eyebrows furrowed.

She had heard Hua'er talk about Wu's little aunt, who was very bad and loved to bully people.

I overheard the adults gossiping that this little aunt of the Wu family not only bullied Hua'er, but also her cousin.

She can't possibly come here for anything good.

Her face fell, and she said to Wu Na, "You're a bad person, the flowers don't recognize you."

Wu Na's face stiffened. She resisted the urge to pinch Man'er and continued to smile sweetly at Hua'er, saying, "Hua'er, Auntie loves you the most. How about Auntie takes you to buy candy and flowers for you to wear?"

Hua'er shook her head and said, "No."

Her mother had told her not to trust any member of the Wu family, as they would only hurt her and her sister.

Wu Na felt a surge of irritation; this was the first time she had ever spoken to the flowers in a soft voice.

The flowers didn't recognize her.

It was already a challenge for her to please a child, but now the child she had bullied was publicly rejecting her. She really wanted to slap Hua'er across the face.

Thinking of her parents' and brother's instructions, she couldn't get angry for the time being.

Let's scare this brat away first, and then see how she deals with him when we're alone.

Wu Na took a deep breath, a smile returning to her face, and said softly to Hua'er, "Hua'er, do you miss your father? Your father misses you very much. Shall I take you to see your father?"

Wu Na's performance was so exaggerated that her laughter distorted her face, which frightened Hua'er even more.

In particular, when Wu Na mentioned Wu Musheng, whom Hua'er was even more afraid of, Hua'er shook her head like a rattle drum and said, "I don't have a father, I don't have a father."

Her mother told her that she would have no father if she left the Wu family.

She didn't think there was anything wrong with it. Her father didn't love her, he beat her mother, and he called her a good-for-nothing. Such a father was a bad father. She wasn't sad at all about not having a father.

Now that Wu Na wants her to see her father, Hua'er feels that it's even more terrifying than seeing a ghost.

Man'er took Hua'er's hand and comforted her, "Hua'er, don't be afraid, let's go back."

The children started heading home, leaving the rest of the cotton candy behind.

When Wu Na saw the children about to leave, she naturally couldn't let them go, so she stepped forward to block them.

Xiao Long stepped forward, staring intently at Wu Na, and said, "Get out of my way."

That little brat.

Wu Na reached out to push Xiao Long, but Xiao Long turned his head to avoid it, and Wu Na missed and almost fell. She gritted her teeth in anger.

"They're just a few brats, aren't they? If they can stop her, Wu Na decides to use force to snatch the flowers away."

Man'er saw through Hua'er's intention and held onto Hua'er tightly.

The painful experience of being abducted and captured during the Lantern Festival flooded back to Man'er, and she thought to herself that she absolutely could not let Hua'er be abducted again.

The Wu family is no different from kidnappers; Hua'er will never have a good time in their hands.

"Little sister, why are you so slow?"

Wu Musheng slowly walked out from behind the wall with his hands behind his back.

He knew that Hua'er was afraid of him, her father, and that she would cry and refuse to go with him if she saw him, so he specially asked Wu Na to take Hua'er away.

Wu Na not only didn't take the flowers away, but she also made the children wary, and Wu Musheng couldn't wait to show himself.

Hua'er was even more frightened when she saw Wu Musheng.

Wu Na pointed at the flowers and said, "Your good daughter won't come with me, why don't you try to coax her?" Wu Musheng looked towards the children.

Hua'er and Man'er were wearing the same clothes and had the same braids. If he didn't look closely, he wouldn't know which one was his daughter.

Wu Na picked at her fingernails and said, "The shorter ones are flowers."

Wu Musheng came up to the flower and carefully examined it with a kind smile.

I had overlooked this daughter of mine before; she's actually quite beautiful and will be very useful to the Wu family.

For example, it could be used to exchange for a dowry, or to pave the way for a son's future.

Why does my younger sister Wu Na fail to find a husband every time she tries to marry a man from a scholarly family? It's simply because she's not good-looking.

At this moment, the flowers in front of him looked like a piece of gold to Wu Musheng.

Wu Musheng snapped out of his reverie and said to Hua'er with a smile, "Hua'er, I'm your father. I miss you very much. Why don't you come home with me?"

Hua'er shook her head, suppressing her fear.

Man'er had heard Tong Huaqiong tell the story of how a weasel's New Year's greeting to a chicken was not without ulterior motives, and the sight of Hua'er's father reminded her of this story.

Man'er said, "You're a weasel, you have no good intentions, and the flowers won't let you go."

Wu Musheng's face darkened. Apart from Hua'er, these three must be the widow Tong's children.

He glanced at Xiaolong and Yaozu, suspecting that Tong Huaqiong was keeping his two daughters as child brides for her two grandsons. After all, what family would be so foolish as to raise two unrelated, money-losing children? If that were the case, Wu Musheng would be in deep trouble.

Hua'er is a beauty in the making, so I imagine her younger daughter, whom I've never met, is also quite pretty.

He increasingly felt that letting Tong Pandi take away the two daughters was a bargain for the Gu family.

Stay calm; taking the flowers is the important thing.

Wu Musheng smiled again, took a plush rabbit out of his pocket and handed it to Hua'er, saying, "This is a little rabbit that Dad bought for you. Do you like it?"

The flowers were not harvested.

Wu Mu stiffly handed the flower to her, saying, "Flower, come home with Daddy, okay? Daddy promises to treat you well from now on."

With a snap, the rabbit in Wu Musheng's hand was knocked to the ground by Xiaolong.

Xiao Long has been enduring Wu Musheng for a long time.

He thought Wu Musheng was incredibly stupid; even when he tried to act, he couldn't convincingly portray a good father.

He even wanted to send Wu Musheng to Shengjing to learn from his grandfather on the dragon throne how to pretend to be a good father.

"You little brat, how dare you hit me?"

Wu Musheng cursed loudly, but ultimately dared not hit Xiaolong, fearing that if he hit the widow Tong's son, the widow Tong would not forgive him.

"Get out of my way, I'm only taking the flowers."

Wu Musheng lost his patience and reached out to grab the flower.

The flower was so frightened that it burst into tears.

Wu Musheng tucked the flowers into his arms and was about to take them away.

Man'er had a sudden inspiration and shouted, "There are child kidnappers!"

Inspired by Man'er, Xiao Long and Yao Zu also joined in the shouting.

"There are child kidnappers!"

"There are child kidnappers!"

Kidnappers are universally hated, regardless of the era.

The three children, Man'er, Xiaolong, and Yaozu, shouted so loudly that their voices reached the courtyards along the roadside and the ears of passersby on the street.

The gates of the mansions opened one after another, and pedestrians on the road gathered around.

"Where is the kidnapper?" An old woman rushed out of the yard, sleeves rolled up, and asked.

“He, he kidnapped my sister.” Man’er pointed at Wu Musheng.

"And her, she tricked her sister with candy." Xiaolong pointed at Wu Na.

Man'er cried loudly in Wu Musheng's arms, and Wu Na's eyes were filled with panic. This confirmed that Wu Musheng and Wu Na were a pair of kidnappers.