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Chapter 632 The Peace Rope is Broken (6)_1

Chapter 632: Chapter 632 The Peace Rope is Broken (6)_1

Shu Wen was right beside them and, upon hearing these words, almost lost her temper and lunged to fight, only to be pulled back by a member of the Ruanlin Family.

The lady from the Ruanlin Family shook her head at Shu Wen, signaling her to stay calm, then walked out with a smile on her face.

"Elder? Which one? Who is claiming to be an elder in our Ruan Family’s home?" The lady from the Ruanlin Family asked with a smile, turning her head here and there, looking all around but deliberately not at Weng Menghua, as if she couldn’t see her at all.

"Sister-in-law, you..." Weng Menghua’s face changed, growing quite unsightly.

"Ah, I was wondering who it was. It turns out to be Weng Menghua. I thought someone was calling themselves an elder in our home. What’s the matter? Getting a thrill out of throwing your weight around? Was it not satisfying enough at your own home, so you came to ours to strut about?"

"Oh dear, you’ve even brought your youngest son with you? So many years have gone by; has your son not grown up yet? Is he a month old already? Bringing him out so small, you really must be careful. I’m afraid someone might accidentally step on him and kill him!"

When it came to quarreling, who in ten villages could outmatch the lady from the Ruanlin Family?

A few casual remarks were enough to infuriate the other party to a foot-stomping rage, without even needing to resort to any foul language.

And sure enough, her words turned Weng Menghua’s face white with anger. Pointing at her nose, she cursed, "Ruanlin Family, don’t push people too far! Don’t think you’re something special just because you’ve made some dirty money!"

The lady from the Ruanlin Family let out a cold laugh and looked at her with contempt, "Old woman, now I’m really going to bully you, what about it? It’s because my sons and daughters-in-law are capable, and we’ve made a bit of money and become impressive. What about it? If you look down upon us so much, why did you even come here?" With that, she sneered coldly again and turned to a middle-aged man standing by, "Xiaoxu, for drinking and causing a scene, and even injuring someone, what’s the penalty? Should we perhaps have them locked up for a few days?"

"You’re cursed, Ruan Family! Have you lost your mind? You want to lock my son up, do you know who I am? My heavens." Overcome with anger, Weng shrieked and collapsed onto the ground, weeping and wailing, beating the floor, her cries and tears flowing freely, "Brother Manchuang, open your eyes and see! Your wife is bullying your relatives, won’t you do something about it?"

"Ruanlin Family, you lowlife, aren’t you afraid of divine retribution? Treating Manchuang’s relatives like this, be careful he doesn’t demand your life in the middle of the night."

Had it not been for Weng’s repeated cries for Ruan Manchuang, the lady from the Ruanlin Family might have simply been trying to scare her and not really intending to do much, but as Weng kept shouting Ruan Manchuang’s name, her gaze turned truly icy.

It’s not that people are born with a tendency to be aggressive and unreasonable.

The lady from the Ruanlin Family was born the daughter of a landlord, and was raised quite spoiled. She had also attended a private school for some time, and could do arithmetic. She might not be considered highly knowledgeable, but she had been quite mild-mannered.

After marrying Ruan Manchuang and giving birth to four sons, Ruan Manchuang passed away during a time of great turmoil. Even with the status of a widow, life was difficult, particularly due to the two-faced nature of those so-called relatives.

Among them, Weng Menghua’s face left the deepest impression on her.

Weng Menghua was only a few years younger than she, and when she had her children, she gave birth to four sons, while Weng Menghua was barren for many years and had no children. Eventually, she managed to have one but lost the child to an epidemic before he was even ten.