Rebirth: Inheriting Millions In The Eighties
Chapter 141 Brother Takes You Home_1

Chapter 141: Chapter 141 Brother Takes You Home_1

Immediately after, Xia Jiehao slapped Chen Cuicui across the face.

Chen Cuicui fell to the ground, clutching her face in disbelief.

Xia Jiehao’s voice was ice-cold, "This slap is what you owe my sister. If she hadn’t been defending you, she would never have said those things, and I wouldn’t have hit her."

"Sister, I’ll take you home." After dealing with the scumbag and the cheap woman, Xia Jiehao then took her home.

"Brother... I’m sorry to you and to Lin Lan..." Xia Shufang burst into tears, ashamed of her past behavior.

Xia Jiehao rubbed her head, "It’s alright now, sister. I don’t blame you, I forgive you. Stop crying, silly girl, we’re going home."

Once home, Mrs. Xia and Xia Ningxing were in Xia Jiehao’s house, chatting with the Father and Mother of the Xia Family, looking quite harmonious.

Originally, after the unpleasantness last time, Mrs. Xia did not want to visit the Xia family, but...

"Lanzi, Bao’er, when did you two get here!?" Seeing the mother and daughter, Xia Jiehao was overjoyed. He quickly let go of Xia Shufang’s hand and approached with a beaming smile.

"Bao’er and I were just out shopping in town and happened to pass by your house. Bao’er suggested we pay a visit." Mrs. Xia had already prepared an excuse, which she now mentioned offhandedly.

In any case, Mrs. Xia would never admit that her daughter had dragged her there specifically to see Xia Shufang’s miserable state.

Xia Ningxing was rather narrow-minded.

She remembered every insult Xia Shufang had hurled at their mother distinctly.

Now that Xia Shufang was down on her luck, how could Ningxing not see it with her own eyes!

Even though it was very unethical!

But they had a bone to pick!

Xia Shufang also saw them.

Thinking of the unpleasantness of the past few days, she quickly lowered her head, not daring to make eye contact. She bit her lip, feeling too ashamed to face them, and hurried into the house.

"Shufang, you silly child, you don’t even greet the guests and just run off?" Father and Mother of the Xia Family couldn’t help but frown.

Xia Jiehao waved his hand, signaling them to leave her be for the moment, "Mother, she probably can’t get over the truth just yet and feels guilty towards Lanzi and me. Let her be for a bit."

"What truth?" Upon hearing this, Father and Mother of the Xia Family grew curious.

When Xia Jiehao brought up the subject, he was full of complaint. After finding a stool to sit on, he relayed everything that had just happened in detail to everyone present.

Mrs. Xia and Xia Ningxing already knew about the incident, so they didn’t react much after hearing the story.

However, Father and Mother of the Xia Family were practically apoplectic, "Those animals! Our daughter has always been so good to them, ingrates, ingrates!"

The two elderly people, both over fifty, were both angry and heartbroken.

"Uncle, Auntie, please calm down and be careful with your health. Jiehao has already taught that pair of animals a lesson," Mrs. Xia afraid that the older couple might come to harm, quickly comforted them while patting their shoulders.

Old Mr. Xia gritted his teeth, "Well taught!"

"Those shameless things, if it were twenty years ago, I’d have them punished by the authorities, I would have had them drowned in a pig cage!" Mrs. Xia’s eyes reddened and tears swirled in her eyelids.

She was even more distraught thinking that her daughter had pressured her own brother with threats of suicide for the sake of that dog Chen Cuicui. The more she thought about it, the more she felt it was not worth it for her daughter.

After everyone had cursed the scumbag and the cheap woman, Xia Ningxing suddenly felt that something was amiss and stood up abruptly, "Quick, go to Xia Shufang’s room to prevent her from doing anything foolish!"

As she spoke, Xia Ningxing had already rushed into Xia Shufang’s room ahead of everyone else.

In the novel, it was written that Xia Shufang had once attempted suicide due to being unable to withstand a blow.