Divorce with three kids? I'll build a house and eat meat, driving my in-laws crazy.

Chapter 121 You should go play the victim somewhere else.
Chen Huaidi was taken aback, clearly not expecting her second cousin to say such a thing.

She said aggrievedly, "You can't blame me for your suffering, can you? I didn't do anything wrong."

Chaochao asked coldly, "Are you sure you didn't do anything wrong? Then who poured cold water on my sister's head in the dead of winter?"

When the old story was brought up, Chen Huaidi said without blushing or skipping a beat, "I was just a child back then, and I didn't know any better."

Besides, it happened so long ago, why is my eldest cousin making such a fuss? My second cousin isn't dead, why are you making such a fuss?

Chen Huaidi glanced at her two older cousins ​​and noticed that their complexions were rosy, and the two who were originally dark and thin had become a bit fairer.

It seemed they were eating very well, and seeing the three sisters' new shoes, she gritted her teeth in envy.

Why?
Why is it that all the girls in the Chen family get to live such a good life?
But she had to suffer alone in the Chen family.
Li Ruru had lost her patience. She said, "You didn't die, did you? So what if you go hungry for a few days? So what if life is a little hard and tiring? It's not like anyone will die."

Even if she dies, that's a matter for the Chen family, and has nothing to do with her.

Although Chen Huaidi was just a young girl, she was vicious and refused to admit her mistakes, constantly making excuses.

She even ran in to steal things just now. This girl has perfectly inherited the shortcomings of the Chen family, and she has the potential to surpass her parents.

Chu Xiu, Xiao Wu, and Xiao Yishan stood aside, feeling that it was really satisfying for their godmother to slap them in the face.

Chen Huaidi almost killed Peipei, but brushed it off by saying that she was still young and didn't know any better.

Does that mean that if someone kills another person, they can be forgiven with just a simple "it was an accident"?

What a fallacy!

Chen Huaidi glanced at the bread not far from her, swallowed hard, and said, "Third Aunt, people will die if they don't eat. Please, have some mercy and give me some food, okay?"

Li Ruru tilted her head and asked, "If I give it to you today, will you come again tomorrow?"

"Yes, I'll definitely come," Chen Huaidi replied without hesitation.

Li Ruru laughed: "You come every day, do I owe you something?"

Chen Huaidi blinked and said, "Isn't Third Aunt selling konjac tofu in the county town? She earns a lot of money every day."

She's so rich, isn't it only right that we give her an extra bite to eat?
Li Ruru asked directly, "What is our relationship now?"

Chen Huaidi quickly replied, "You are my third aunt, and you will always be my third aunt."

Li Ruru laughed and said, "Okay, that's well said. Then, Third Aunt, can I order you to do some chores?"

Chen Huaidi wanted to refuse, but after hesitating for a moment, she gritted her teeth and said, "I can do a little bit."

Li Ruru pointed to the yard and said, "See that empty space over there? Go up the mountain and chop some firewood, fill that space, and I'll give you two steamed buns."

Chen Huaidi immediately jumped up and pointed at Li Ruru's nose, saying, "Aren't you trying to rip people off? Such a big place, how much firewood would you need?"

Li Ruru laughed and said, "Do you think that just because you say a few pitiful words, people will forget about you and obediently hand you food?"

Chen Huaidi wanted to say yes, but held back and didn't speak.

My third aunt used to be like that; she would have given me food long ago, without me even having to say it for so long.

Li Ruru continued, "Your parents didn't teach you, so I'll give you a lesson today."

Remember, life is tough these days. Nobody has any surplus food. Even if someone does, they can't just give it to you because you're pitiful. Not everyone is a living saint.

Furthermore, Buddha doesn't save lazy people. If you want to eat your fill, first learn to be more diligent with your hands and feet; complaining and blaming others is useless.

Chen Huaidi was stunned. She thought to herself that her aunt didn't want to give her any food, so she said these hypocritical words.

Chen Huaidi let Li Ruru's words go in one ear and out the other, but Chaochao, Chu Xiu, and the others listened to them carefully.

Mother is right. Complaining and blaming others is useless. Only by being strong and hardworking can life get better.

My godmother is right. Life is tough, and everyone is trying to survive. Being overly kind will only hurt your own family.

Seeing that Chen Huaidi's eyes were fixed on the bread, Li Ruru felt like she had been talking to a brick wall.

She pointed to the door: "You can go now." Chen Huaidi didn't want to leave, and put on a pitiful and aggrieved look.

Li Ruru said, "You said something wrong just now. We have no relationship now, we're strangers. So you should go somewhere else and play the victim."

Before Chen Huaidi could say anything more, Qiqi, who had been resting with her eyes closed, suddenly rushed out again.

She screamed in fright and ran out as fast as she could, carrying her basket on her back.

Xiao Yishan walked over and quickly closed the door, afraid that some truly dirty thing might come in again.

“Mom,” Pepe pointed to the bread, “she…she took one!”

Li Ruru rubbed her head: "Let it go."

There's a saying that goes, "Don't pursue poverty and hardship," and she didn't want to drive a child to the brink of despair.

One loaf of bread, consider it feeding the dog.

Qiqi barked twice in dissatisfaction, and Li Ruru broke off a piece of bread and threw it to it.

That dog is amazing; it actually knows what she's thinking.

Chen Huaidi ran to a secluded spot, took out the bread she was holding, and began to eat it while leaning against her basket.

She looked up at the blazing sun and swallowed the bread in a few bites.

It has a soft and chewy texture with a hint of sweetness; it's absolutely delicious.

This was the best thing she had ever eaten in her life.

The thought of the life she longed for, which the three Chaochao sisters enjoyed every day, filled her with jealousy.

One day, she will trample them all under her feet.

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Yingtian Academy.

Chu Yu slowly sipped his fine green tea, elegantly spitting out a small tea leaf, which a servant beside him quickly caught with his hand.

He quickly put it in his mouth, a fawning smile on his face, and said, "Thank you, young master."

Chen Jinbang, standing to the side, felt a little nauseous. How could this person be like this?

It's just tea leaves. So what if they're expensive? Do we really have to eat tea that someone else has chewed?

This is too disgusting.

Chen Jinbang came to Chu Yu today to borrow money.

He spent two days copying the book, staying up all night every night to finish one copy, but when he took it to the bookstore, they said his copying was terrible.

The handwriting is not neat enough, and there are a few ink spots. I can only give 100 coins.

100 coins were not enough for his tuition, so he had to find another way.

If he worked hard for a few more days, he could still scrape together an ounce of silver, but he didn't want to suffer the hardship of copying books anymore.

Remembering what his grandfather had said—that a rich young master wouldn't care about a few ounces—he came to find Chu Yu today.

Chu Yu picked up the teacup, tilted his head slightly, and took a small sip of tea.

The tea lingered briefly in his mouth, his cheeks bulging slightly as if he were savoring it, but he did not swallow it.

He raised an eyebrow, a hint of cunning in his eyes. He swallowed slightly, paused briefly, rinsed his mouth with the tea, and then slowly spat it into the teacup.

Chu Yu's lips curled into a faint smile, his face bearing a seemingly warm smile, but his eyes held a hint of amusement as he casually handed the teacup to Chen Jinbang.

He stretched his arm slightly forward and said in a loud voice, "Brother Chen, are you thirsty? Come and have some tea!"

(End of this chapter)