Reborn in the 80s: Everyone Falls For Me
Chapter 509 - 508: Lectured by My Daughter (2nd Update)

Chapter 509: Chapter 508: Lectured by My Daughter (2nd Update)

Du Zhiwen, thinking that Xu Sanya was easy to talk to, agreed to the two of them.

To let them find work as soon as possible.

The day he brought them home happened to be because of Xu Zhiqiang’s wedding; Xu Sanya had asked him to go.

He didn’t want to go and made up an excuse; Xu Sanya got angry at the time and had a big fight with him, storming off back to her mother’s house.

Zhao Shuihua saw him arguing with Xu Sanya and spoke a lot in his defense.

Perhaps because Zhao Shuihua was faring even worse than him, Du Zhiwen was more willing to reveal his own inferiority in front of her.

Zhao Shuihua also seriously helped him analyze the situation and took his side; he felt at the time that Zhao Shuihua was quite reasonable in her actions.

So later, when she asked him to help them look for work, he also agreed.

Only, before he had the chance to speak up, Xu Sanya argued with him again and even threatened divorce.

But even so, he had helped Zhao Shuihua and her daughter a lot.

He never expected that the mother and daughter, who usually displayed such gratitude and appeared to understand propriety, would instantly change their attitude as soon as he asked them to move out.

As if he were obliged to help them.

Du Zhiwen was infuriated.

"Get out, all of you, get out!" he erupted in rage.

Although he had intended to have them leave earlier, Du Zhiwen had planned to give them some money, so they could at least find a hotel to stay for a few days while they looked for work, rather than end up on the streets.

Now, he didn’t want to give them a single cent.

His shout left Zhao Shuihua and her daughter stunned.

Weiwei was also surprised to see her father like this; it didn’t seem like something he would normally say.

Although Du Zhiwen had been reluctant to let them stay and was impatient before, he had never been so direct in telling someone to get lost.

Zhao Shuihua and her daughter’s expressions immediately turned ugly.

"Brother Zhiwen, how can you say that?"

"What’s wrong with what I did? I let you stay for a few days, and you didn’t look for work, whose fault is that?" Du Zhiwen exploded, "Please leave."

At this moment, Du Zhiwen regretted ever bringing them home again.

If it weren’t for them, he wouldn’t have argued with Xu Sanya.

Without the argument, he wouldn’t have been angered by Xu Sanya’s attitude enough to speak ill of his mother-in-law.

Zhao Shuihua wanted to struggle further, but seeing Du Zhiwen’s resolute attitude, she ultimately had to pack her things indignantly and leave.

Where they would go was none of Du Zhiwen’s concern. After chasing the two out, all Du Zhiwen wanted was to coax Xu Sanya back home.

Seeing Du Zhiwen so anxious and upset, Weiwei couldn’t help but feel sorry for him.

She could not resist saying, "Dad, you should wait a couple of days before you go."

"No, if I wait another two days, your mom will divorce me." He hopped to his feet and headed for the door.

Unable to watch this, Weiwei went over to support him, "Dad, don’t you understand mom? She’s still angry right now. If you go to her at this time, she’ll definitely tell you to go ahead with the divorce. You should wait a few days for her anger to fade before you apologize."

Du Zhiwen was nervous and agitated, but his daughter was speaking the truth and he had no choice but to agree reluctantly.

Looking at Du Zhiwen’s dejected appearance, with two clear handprint marks on his face, Weiwei said helplessly, "Dad, do you want me to get married and ignore you and mom?"

Du Zhiwen didn’t understand the implication of Weiwei’s words at first.

He was frustrated but knew it was pointless to feel so, especially since the person in front of him was his daughter; his attitude softened considerably compared to how he had just treated Zhao Shuihua and her daughter.

"Why would Weiwei think that?"

Weiwei gave him a look and finally decided to speak her mind.

"Because dad doesn’t like mom’s side of the family, but dad, those are mom’s mother and siblings; they are mom’s family. With you acting like this, what is mom supposed to think?"

In his whole life as an educator, Du Zhiwen never imagined that one day he would be the one receiving a lecture, and from none other than his own daughter.

Seeing Du Zhiwen’s clearly affected expression, Weiwei pursed her lips and continued.

"Dad, you have parents and a daughter, too. If mom hated your grandparents and uncle, how would you feel inside?"

Du Zhiwen looked stunned.

Weiwei looked up at him, "Dad, even if we don’t talk about grandparents, if one day Weiwei gets married and Weiwei’s husband hates dad and mom, won’t let Weiwei be close to them, would dad be upset? Or do you think Weiwei would be happy?"

Weiwei asked Du Zhiwen several questions in a row, her eyes reddening as she spoke.

"Mom has actually compromised a lot for dad already. Do you remember that time when grandma was sick and you made excuses not to visit? How many days did mom stay silent?"

"I saw mom cry. Every night, mom would cry, and she continued to cry for several days. But mom never blamed dad, and when dad had a cold, she stayed up with you all night."

"All my classmates would go to their grandparents’ house during holidays, but Weiwei couldn’t because dad wouldn’t let Weiwei go. Dad said it was the countryside, and grandma would surely make Weiwei do farm work."

"But, Weiwei has been to grandma’s house a few times, and grandma loves Weiwei very much; she never made Weiwei do any chores, and besides, Weiwei loves mom, so the people mom loves, Weiwei will love too."

She stepped forward and grabbed Du Zhiwen’s hand, "Dad, do you love mom?"