Fast-wearing female supporting roles: the villain is pretending to be pitiful again

Chapter 1739 We Are Really Fleeing Famine, Not Bandits (21)

But obviously it was the grandma who urged Dad to go to the deep mountain. They said that the family would run out of food, and if they didn’t get some food, the whole family would starve to death. So Dad desperately didn’t want it, and went to the deep mountain with the hunting team in the village. .

Now that they are hurt, they don't blame themselves, they blame everything on their mother, which is really shameless.

"The uncle also called her a bastard, saying that since she married into the old Qiao's family, nothing good happened to the old Qiao's family."

Hearing this, Qiao Laosan and his wife's expressions changed.

Qiao Laosan's heart was completely chilled.

Although I was disappointed before, I still had a glimmer of hope for my parents.

He originally thought that, no matter what, he was the son of his parents, and they didn't come to see him now, maybe because they couldn't accept it for a while.

Without a strong laborer in the family, life will definitely be more difficult.

But he never thought that his mother would say such words and curse him herself, why not just die on the mountain.

Is this what a mother should say to her son?
I'm afraid it's not an enemy!

Seeing that his face was getting worse and worse, Hui Niang was very anxious, and hurriedly sat on the edge of the bed to support him: "Master, don't think too much, mother is also speaking in a moment of anger, not intentionally, you also know her mouth, sometimes it's in your heart Get angry and say everything, you..."

Qiao Laosan smiled wryly and waved his hand, interrupting her, "You don't have to speak for her, what kind of person she is, I, a son, know better than you."

He always knew that his mother didn't like him, but he never thought that she didn't like him so far.

She wished that he would die so as not to drag them down.

Mother, her heart is so cruel!
For a moment, he even doubted whether he was her own.

Parents are good to the eldest brother and the second brother, why do they despise him as the youngest son?

When my elder brother was young, I sent him to school, but because it was really not suitable for studying, I stopped.

On weekdays, he eats and is lazy, but when he goes to work in the fields, he always cheats and plays tricks, often taking advantage of his discomfort to be lazy.

But my father always protected him, saying that he was the eldest son, who would inherit the family business in the future, and who would provide them with retirement care until the end of their lives, and even found him a good in-law's family who opened a shop in the town.

The second elder brother showed his talent for reading since he was a child, and my mother resolutely sent the second elder brother to study despite her father's objection, even if she tightened her belt. Later, she really became a scholar.

In order to be worthy of the second elder brother, they also borrowed money and worked hard to marry him an intelligent and literate scholar's daughter as his wife.

Only him, no one has ever asked him if he wants to read and write, and he has been working in the fields since he was six or seven years old.

No one ever asked him if he was tired or sad. They would only ask him if he had finished his work in the fields, if he had caught prey today, and if he was hiding something.

He had been suffering in silence, making excuses for them and comforting himself.

From childhood to adulthood, he has never resisted, only once when he was 20 years old and not married.

Over the years, the only thing he has fought for is probably his wife, Hui Niang, who he has a crush on at a glance.

In order to marry Hui Niang, he gritted his teeth that time, but he didn't let go, and finally got his wish.

It's just that he didn't expect that because of this incident, Hui Niang would not be welcomed by her parents as soon as she entered the door.

Especially Niang, no matter what the husband and wife did, no matter how diligent and kind Hui Niang was, she never gave her a good face.

Sometimes, he really didn't know whether his original decision was right or wrong.

(End of this chapter)