Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space
Chapter 1679 - 1673: Divorce

Chapter 1679: Chapter 1673: Divorce

Qing Teng and Cloud didn’t know who the young ladies were talking about when they mentioned Chenchen, but as their subordinates, all they had to do was listen without asking too many questions.

Meanwhile, over at the Qin family village, there was quite a scene unfolding. It turned out that Qin Su’e’s husband had brought her back to Mr. Qin.

"I don’t care how your family deals with it. Anyway, I won’t take her back. From now on, you better keep an eye on her. If she comes to my house again, don’t expect me to let it go. I mean what I say." Qin Su’e’s husband truly regretted marrying such a woman. He originally thought she could make him some money, but who would have known it nearly cost him his life, not to mention the money he had to spend on her medical treatment.

She was saved, but now she’s completely insane and can’t do anything. Let alone making money, whenever she was sent out, she’d go crazy and hurt others, forcing him to compensate them. It was such bad luck, so he sent her back.

Keeping her meant he had to spend more money, and he wasn’t foolish enough to make such a loss.

"Son-in-law, she’s part of your family now, how can you do this?" Mr. Qin didn’t want such a disgraceful daughter. The shame was too great. If they took her back, how could they hold their heads up in the village?

"I’m divorcing her now. At our place, all she does is eat and can’t do any work. I even have to spend money on her; caring for her is no different than keeping a useless person. We don’t have spare money to support her. I find a woman like her who lacks any use downright annoying." Qin Su’e’s husband’s words were truly heart-piercing.

How could they say she’s a useless burden? She was married into his family properly, yet was sent back like this. In truth, Qin Su’e was just terribly unlucky to marry such a man.

But Mr. Qin was not someone who cared for his daughter. What the son-in-law didn’t want, he didn’t want either. She wouldn’t bring him any benefit, and taking her back meant more bowls to fill and more food to prepare. So, internally, he was also unwilling to take her back.

Yet with her already sent to the doorstep, he was stuck between a rock and a hard place.

"That girl from Mr. Qin’s family is really pitiful, running into such a lousy man. Sigh, really pitiful." Someone in the crowd sighed.

"If you call it pitiful, she brought it on herself. If she hadn’t been so promiscuous, she wouldn’t have been with so many men. If she hadn’t been so loose, she wouldn’t be in this situation today." Some sympathized with her, but others were disdainful.

"Indeed, a woman like her is a home-wrecker. Her presence meant no peace in the home. Most people looked down on someone like Qin Su’e because everyone wanted a stable family, not a woman who constantly ran off with other people’s men. So, most people were ready to kick her when she was down."

"I say, can’t you show some decency? She’s in such a dire state, say a few words less. Even though it’s said that the pitiful surely have something detestable about them, wasn’t it because she met this kind of man that she’s at this point? If it were you, would you be willing?" A righteous voice rang out from the crowd, the words clearly in defense of Qin Su’e.

"Who do you think you are? If you don’t understand the business of our Qin village, don’t speak randomly. What do you mean by ’if it were you’? Can we be compared to such a lowly woman?" The righteous voice stirred anger among the crowd.

Indeed, who would want to be compared to a shameless woman? Wasn’t that inviting scorn and gossip?

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