Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 1176 - 1178: Xiao’ai, Dabao, Xiaobei

Chapter 1176: Chapter 1178: Xiao’ai, Dabao, Xiaobei

"I don’t know, we just happened to bump into them, how would we know what they were up to?"

Auntie Zhao usually heard bits and pieces of gossip from the villagers, and now hearing Wang San say he had run into them, she couldn’t pass up such a good opportunity to catch them in the act, so she hurriedly rolled up her sleeves and rushed up the mountain.

After Auntie Zhao had gone far, Lanlan began to scold Wang San, "Didn’t we agree not to tell Auntie? Why did you mention it again?"

"Ah, it didn’t feel right to keep quiet, besides, she bullies Xiaobei all day long. Now that she has something else to deal with, she won’t have the time to pick on Xiaobei," Wang San explained.

Xia Dabao looked towards the mountain, Auntie Zhao’s figure had disappeared, and she suddenly felt as if a storm was about to come.

...

Auntie Zhao didn’t know whether she was lucky or unlucky, but soon after ascending the mountain, she caught her husband and Widow Chen just after they had finished their affair, cuddled up together seeking warmth. Seeing this, she found a dry branch and swung it at Widow Chen. Widow Chen ran down the mountain in a panic, but Auntie Zhao pursued relentlessly, beating her all the way down. Widow Chen ran all the way back to the village, with Auntie Zhao chasing her into it.

Many villagers from Peach Blossom Village witnessed this scene, and now the whole village knew about Widow Chen’s affair with Uncle Zhao.

Widow Chen finally fled to her own home, with Auntie Zhao still outside, banging on the door, "You slut, come out right now. Have all the men in the world died out that you couldn’t seduce someone else and had to go after my man? If you dare, come out, and I will beat you to death, you whore."

Widow Chen was not someone to be easily bullied either, and was known to be full of fire in the village, "Who seduced whom? You should go back and ask your man. I was digging sweet potatoes in the field, and he came to me saying he wanted to be with me. I refused, but he forced himself on me. Plus, do you know why he came looking for me? He said at home he has a she-devil, fat and ugly, utterly harsh, always eyeing those two coins; he can’t even drink two taels of liquor without you making a fuss."

"What?" Auntie Zhao burst into tears, "Did he really say that, or are you just making it up, you bitch?"

"Of course, he said it. If you don’t believe me, go back and ask him. He even said he’s going to divorce you sooner or later!"

Auntie Zhao pounded on the door for a while, but that door was usually meant to keep the men with ill intentions from sneaking into the village, not so easy to break down. Her only choice was to run back, deflated, to confront her husband.

Uncle Zhao’s house was now in complete chaos.

Xia Dabao, knowing the ins and outs, and being the curious type, decided to hide behind the fishpond to eavesdrop on the noise coming from that side.

Although she couldn’t see the people, she could make out that Auntie Zhao was fighting with Uncle Zhao, Auntie Zhao berating Uncle Zhao for cheating, for not choosing any other woman but that whore; Uncle Zhao was defiant, arguing what was wrong with finding her, as he didn’t lose anything.

And so on.

Xia Dabao’s face turned red, and her heart raced as she listened.

Uncle Zhao seemed so proper usually, but turns out he was this kind of man. It’s true you never know what’s underneath until you peel off the outer layer.

Uncle Zhao and Auntie Zhao’s argument escalated, with the smashing of bowls and tables, and just at that moment, Zhao Datu returned home.

Zhao Datu quickly learned the reason for his parent’s quarrel and was so angry he was itching to act, so he went to break up the fight, "Dad, Mom, stop fighting. If you have to blame someone, blame that flirtatious Widow Chen, dad just couldn’t resist temptation."