Reborn in the 80s: Everyone Falls For Me
Chapter 508 - 507: Turning Against Someone (1 Update)

Chapter 508: Chapter 507: Turning Against Someone (1 Update)

"Sanya, Sanya, don’t go..."

Seeing Xu Sanya actually walking away, Du Zhiwen broke into a sweat from urgency, "Weiwei, quick, go and stop your mom."

Weiwei was scared too, scared that Xu Sanya was really going to divorce.

But first she had to help Du Zhiwen up.

By the time she got Du Zhiwen up and ran to open the door, Xu Sanya didn’t see, but Zhao Shuihua and Zhao Zhenzhen, who had been waiting on the rooftop, rushed in.

As soon as the two entered, they enthusiastically ran over to support Du Zhiwen.

Zhao Shuihua was still shouting, "Brother Zhiwen, I’m sorry, it’s my fault you got hit. Where is Sister Sanya? I’ll go and explain properly to her. If she wants to hit someone, let her hit me."

While she spoke, she was also shedding tears, and even Zhao Zhenzhen looked heartbreakingly concerned as she tearfully called out, "Cousin, how could aunt hit you like this..."

Their behavior made it seem as if she was Du Zhiwen’s daughter.

Weiwei was flabbergasted, almost popping her eyeballs out at the sight of this shameless mother and daughter.

Her mom had just been driven away by anger, and here they were, eagerly rushing over.

Weiwei didn’t bother to run out after Xu Sanya, knowing that even if her mom ran away, she would at most go to her grandma’s house, so there was no worry about not finding her.

Dealing with these two shameless women was the priority now.

Angry, she charged over to push Zhao Shuihua and her daughter aside, standing in front of Du Zhiwen.

"My mom has just left, have you lost all your shame? Do you really need to rush to condemn my mom like this? If my dad and my mom are arguing, is it any of your business? If anyone should be concerned, it should be me, not you," Weiwei erupted.

Weiwei’s fiery temperament exploded.

"Weiwei, how can you speak like that?" Zhao Shuihua looked at Weiwei disapprovingly, still wiping away her tears.

"Your dad is my cousin, and he has helped us so much, what’s wrong with feeling bad for him?"

"Get out, get out of my house!" Weiwei roared furiously.

Before, Du Zhiwen felt pity for Zhao Shuihua and her daughter, inclined to help them out.

But now, because of them, he and Xu Sanya were on the brink of divorce.

Listening to their crying, he just felt annoyed and no longer had any sympathy for them.

"Enough, stop fighting," he said.

Normally reticent, Du Zhiwen lost his temper in front of outsiders for the first time, his expression not looking good.

Impatiently, he said, "Shuihua, I’m sorry, but you and Zhenzhen should move out. Sanya is bothered by this, and from now on, let’s not visit each other as relatives anymore."

After saying this, Zhao Shuihua and Zhao Zhenzhen’s crying suddenly froze.

They looked at Du Zhiwen in disbelief as if seeing him for the first time today.

Zhao Shuihua, still in the act of wiping tears with her handkerchief, asked stiffly, "Brother Zhiwen, what are you talking about?"

Du Zhiwen had no time to waste on further talk with them, anxious to find Xu Sanya.

But this issue had to be settled first; otherwise, even if he managed to bring Sanya back, the endless quarrelling would resume.

So Du Zhiwen bluntly gave the eviction notice.

"Pack up your things and move out by today," he commanded firmly.

On hearing this, Zhao Shuihua and Zhao Zhenzhen were dumbstruck, tears forgotten.

Zhao Shuihua, desperate, said, "Brother Zhiwen, how can you do this? You promised to help us. How can you abandon us halfway? What are we supposed to do now?"

Zhao Zhenzhen, fearing homelessness, quickly grabbed Du Zhiwen’s arm, "Uncle, you can’t treat us like this. My mom got divorced because she listened to your advice. How can you just wash your hands of us? Didn’t you say you’d help us?"

Zhao Shuihua was even more panicked; she had her sights set on landing a good position at the Xu Family Factory.

At worst, she planned to take over Xu Sanya’s shop and marry Du Zhiwen.

Now, without having gained anything, penniless, and being forced to move out, Zhao Shuihua couldn’t accept it.

"Brother Zhiwen, you can’t go back on your word. If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t have taken the step to divorce. Are you going to abandon us now? Aren’t you dooming me and Zhenzhen?"

Zhao Shuihua was so agitated her lips almost burst, and she forgot to keep up her pretense.

Du Zhiwen was shocked as he looked at the mother and daughter.

It seemed as if it was only today that he saw their true faces, and he was utterly astonished.

He had offered help to Zhao Shuihua because he had come across her in Lin City, since they were fellow townspeople and a little related.

Du Zhiwen’s grandfather had married into the family, and after three generations of upholding the family name, Du Zhiwen bore his grandfather’s surname, while his own father was surnamed Zhao.

Tracing back several generations in Zhao Shuihua’s family, there was a slight blood connection.

When he met Zhao Shuihua, her face was bruised, clearly showing signs of being beaten.

He asked her out of concern, and Zhao Shuihua confided to him about her predicament.

She mentioned wanting a divorce but feeling afraid to attempt it or worried about the possibility of it not going through.

While complaining and crying, Du Zhiwen couldn’t stand by idly, so he agreed to help her, and since she was good with words, calling him ’Brother Zhiwen’ affectionately, he felt she was a pitiful person.

And that’s how he came up with the idea to help Zhao Shuihua successfully divorce.

After the divorce, Zhao Shuihua claimed they had no money at all.

He then advised her to look for a job.

Zhao Shuihua said she dared not stay in the original city, fearing her ex-husband would beat her, and also mentioned she needed a temporary place to stay.