Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 1310 - 1132: Xiao’ai, Dabao, Xiaobei

Chapter 1310: Chapter 1132: Xiao’ai, Dabao, Xiaobei

The woman Widow Chen spoke of was, of course, Auntie Zhao from the Zhao family. In that household, the one who would go out of her way to make things difficult for Axiang was none other than her sworn enemy, Auntie Zhao.

Yet Axiang never did learn how to fight back. And now, here she was, returning home covered in dust and defeat.

No matter what, this was still the home where she had grown up. There was no reason she shouldn’t come back.

Axiang knocked on the door, and soon there was a voice asking from inside, "Who is it?"

It was Grandmother’s voice. Axiang replied, "Grandma, it’s me!"

After a while, Grandma finally came to open the door. Seeing Axiang standing outside, she asked, "Why have you come back?"

"Grandma, I..." Axiang felt like crying.

Upon hearing the voice, Widow Chen also came out from inside. Seeing Axiang standing outside, she couldn’t help but run out, "What are you doing back here? Where is Zhao Datu?"

"Mother..." Axiang started and then burst into tears. Unable to stop, she cried uncontrollably, all the grievances of the past few months turning into tears. "

"Goodness, girl, don’t just cry. Tell me what exactly happened?" Widow Chen asked.

Axiang didn’t speak, she just kept crying. Seeing that she couldn’t get an answer, Widow Chen was also filled with anger.

"It must be the Zhao family bullying you too much. Axiang, tell me, did that wicked mother-in-law of yours bully you?"

"Or was it Zhao Datu who bullied you?" Widow Chen asked again.

"So it was their whole family bullying you?" Widow Chen asked one last time.

"You girl, all right, you won’t talk, huh? I’ll go ask them!" Widow Chen, too impetuous to wait for a response, got up and left.

By the time Axiang thought to stop her, Widow Chen had already run off without a trace.

Widow Chen ran furiously to Uncle Zhao’s house and started scolding before even entering, "Zhao Yishun, and that wretched wife of yours, come out!"

Auntie Zhao, having just had a fight with Uncle Zhao that evening and still not having had her dinner, saw Widow Chen’s arrival as a perfect opportunity to vent her frustrations.

She burst out the door, shouting, "Well, well, who do we have here? You come running over here all huffy. Have I somehow offended you?"

"Offended? I’ll ask you, what have you done to my daughter? Why did she come running back home crying her eyes out? Do you normally treat her with nothing but beatings and scoldings? Do you even see her as a human being?" Widow Chen yelled, hands on hips.

This scolding brought out Uncle Zhao and Second Uncle Zhao and their families as well, everyone coming out to look, but since the situation wasn’t clear, nobody dared to step in and diffuse the argument.

"What have we done to your daughter? She had food, clothes, and a roof over her head, we never treated her poorly. What’s this about? Your daughter ran away? No wonder just now when we called her nobody came. So she ran back to her mother’s house to complain, did she? How about you ask your dear daughter where our family has fallen short in our care for her?" Auntie Zhao fired back with her own rage.

"Oh, so eating a couple of meals from your family means she has to coddle you all like some sort of deities? Last time she came home with a broken head, and I didn’t even settle that score with you. And now, you’ve upset her to the point she’s run back to her mother’s house. You and your family are heartless, always beating and scolding her, thinking I don’t know, right?" Widow Chen continued her tirade.

"She married into our family; if she doesn’t do her chores right, she deserves to be scolded. Besides, I’m her mother-in-law. What’s wrong with me reprimanding her? Is she missing an arm or a leg? If she hadn’t threatened us with death, who would have married such a slut that had been sleeping with men before even getting married?"