Sweet Nostalgia of the 80s
Chapter 160 - 159: Taking Back What Belongs to Me

Chapter 160: Chapter 159: Taking Back What Belongs to Me

An Ping burst into laughter the moment he heard An Hao announce she intended to move everything over, "Sis, you’ve really made up your mind to clean up this mother-daughter duo!"

"This isn’t about cleaning them up, I’m just taking back what belongs to us." Since the Bai Family’s mother and daughter wouldn’t let her live in peace, why should she be so considerate of them?

They had lived off him for so many years without any gratitude.

She had already given the Bai Family’s mother and daughter plenty of face.

The moment she realized she had been reborn, she only wanted to live her life well and make up for the regrets of her previous life.

She thought if that mother and daughter didn’t provoke her, she would not provoke them either, and everyone could live peacefully.

But it seemed that was simply impossible!

In her last life, she was bullied to no end, battling her stepmother and stepsister her entire life.

She hadn’t been savvy, found herself surrounded by enemies, and lost utterly.

This time, she would use every means possible to avenge the grievances of her previous life.

She would also completely clear the obstacles for a happy life this time around and achieve a lasting peace.

"Alright, sis, I just love seeing you be so domineering," he said. Previously he saw An Hao as a ticking time bomb, always ready to start a fight with the Bai Family’s mother and daughter.

At that time, he was somewhat naive and simply saw An Hao’s strong and domineering demeanor as a form of bullying.

She would frequently meddle in his affairs, telling him what he couldn’t do and what not to engage in.

He found An Hao particularly irksome and often opposed her, even feeling the Bai Family’s mother and daughter were nicer to him than she was.

After spending some time with An Hao, he finally saw the truth.

In fact, the one who had been really wronged was his sister; she just didn’t like to complain or show her grievances openly, choosing instead to silently swallow the bitterness.

The Bai Family’s mother and daughter twisted the truth, often showing a hypocritical face, along with a pitiful state after being ’wronged,’ misleading those unaware of the situation.

People thought they were the victims.

After a few major incidents, especially the one where his father broke his leg, he had completely seen through the Bai Family’s mother and daughter’s true faces.

He felt indignant on An Hao’s behalf and wanted to stand up for her.

But An Hao told him to focus on his studies instead of getting involved in these trivial household matters.

He felt incredibly stifled inside. Finally seeing An Hao determined to deal with the Bai Family’s mother and daughter made him happier than anyone.

"Are you sure you’re not being insincere?" An Hao, smiling, asked him.

"Of course not! Besides dad, sis, you’re the closest person to me. I don’t want to see my sister being bullied all the time."

"That’s good to hear, I was hoping you’d be wholly on my side," An Hao said contentedly.

"Then let’s take advantage of today’s crowd and move everything over."

"Alright, then you go ahead, I’ll wait here. And don’t forget to bring the shepherd’s purse I dug up, I’ll make dumplings for dinner."

"You got it!"

With a hop, skip, and a jump, An Ping was on his way out. As soon as he left the house, he started calling for Tian Niu, "Commander Tian, my sister asked me to do some work that I can’t complete by myself, please trouble you to bring a few soldier brothers to help me out!"

An Hao, listening to An Ping’s voice from inside the house, pondered a moment and felt something was amiss.

She hurriedly called An Ping back in a loud voice.

"An Ping, come back in quickly. Sis has something to tell you."