Reborn in the 1980s, remarried and followed a soldier, the ungrateful wretch cried with regret.

Chapter 214 Showing Some backbone

Of course she agreed.

As a result, her son said he would send her back to her hometown.

That won't do.

She definitely doesn't want to go back to her hometown.

No matter how much she threw a tantrum or even threatened him, her son was determined this time.

I'm not afraid of her threats at all.

Instead, she said that if she didn't agree, then the whole family could go back to the village.

He went to retire from the military.

That attitude was exceptionally firm.

Hao's mother was truly frightened by her son's actions.

Going back to the village is out of the question, and my son can't retire from the army either.

So she compromised and relinquished control of the household.

Because of this incident, she hated her eldest daughter-in-law to the core.

It's just a little girl with a burn, isn't it?
Why keep harping on this?

She used that tube of ointment.

Doesn't she, as a grandmother, deserve to use it first? Why make such a fuss?
Besides, didn't we buy the ointment back the next day?

Of course, she also hated the mother and daughter next door.

It was their fault.

Furthermore, when her son came back and saw how badly she had been beaten, he didn't even go next door to seek justice for her.

This really infuriated her.

Seeing that she was angry, Cui Meihong didn't say anything more.

To prevent the mother-in-law from getting more and more carried away.

She simply ate faster—
However, her appearance only made Hao's mother angrier. "Are you a reincarnated starving ghost?"

The little girl watched as her grandmother scolded her mother and retorted in her childish voice, "Mommy isn't a starving ghost—" This made Hao's mother even angrier.

She hated that brat the most.

If it weren't for that brat—how could my son have become estranged from his mother?
"What are you talking back to, you brat? You think I won't slap you?"

The little girl was frightened by her fierce appearance, her eyes reddened, and she was about to cry.

Cui Meihong immediately put down her chopsticks, picked up her daughter, and said, "Mom, why are you getting angry with Xiaobao? Besides, I have enough money to support myself and my child."

Hao's mother sneered disdainfully, "You think you can earn that little bit of money sweeping floors?"

Cui Meihong's expression was calm. "I have passed the school's teacher exam, and I will start teaching first-grade math tomorrow."

"You, a teacher? Ha, you're not worthy—"

"Mom, I graduated from junior high school, and I got a perfect score on the exam. The principal has already agreed to admit me."

Looking at her serious expression, Hao's mother asked, "—Are you serious?"

Cui Meihong nodded, "Of course it's true, how could I joke about something like this?"

Hao's mother was genuinely shocked.

She never expected that this vile woman had such abilities.

Her eyes darted around, then her tone suddenly softened. "Meihong, you're just a middle school student. You wouldn't be able to teach properly, and it would only make things more tiring. So, your sweeping job is perfectly fine, so just keep doing it."

"Tell the principal tomorrow to give your teaching job to your younger siblings. They're high school students, after all; wouldn't they be better able to teach them than you are? Don't mislead them—"

Cui Meihong looked incredulous.

She never expected that becoming a teacher wouldn't make her mother-in-law look at her differently; instead, she wanted her to give the teaching job to her younger brother and sister-in-law.

At that moment, anger burned within her. "Mom, I will not give my teaching job to my younger brother and sister-in-law. I earned it through my own merit. If my younger brother and sister-in-law want to be teachers, then let them earn it through their own merit."

"Also, don't even think about letting your sister-in-law come to this family compound. I'm not going to let her live at home."

After saying this, she picked up her daughter and stormed off angrily.

This infuriated Hao's mother.

"You, you've gone too far! Who gives you the right to make decisions for this family? I can't just bring whoever I want here—"

(End of this chapter)