70s: Hug the villain’s thick thighs

"Mom, why don't we wait until I get married before we break up? Third brother will also come back by then, and we will all be here." Ji Anan finally couldn't bear it when he saw Ji An Taisheng's loveless look.

I thought it would be okay if it was a few days late.

Ji's mother shook her head and said, "An'an, please don't worry about this matter. Mom also wants to be clean. She has been doing this for most of her life and she is tired."

The smile on Zeng Qiuhua's face froze as soon as it appeared. She didn't expect that Ji An'an even begged for mercy, but Ji's mother actually disagreed!

Didn't Ji's mother listen to Ji An'an the most before?

"Points!" Ji Antai also gritted his teeth and insisted.

After listening to Ji's mother in the afternoon about what Zeng Qiuhua had done, he felt ashamed to see his little sister.

I thought about telling her tonight and asking her to change it.

Unexpectedly, before I could say anything, I heard her say something like that.

The younger sister was not sensible before, and he admitted that he was also a little angry.

However, I only have a little sister, so what does it matter if I pamper her a little? Moreover, my parents use their own earnings to support the little sister. She is the only one who stares at the jealous little sister every day. Why doesn't she have a sister-in-law?

So in the final analysis, it's Zeng Qiuhua's problem.

He used to disobey his mother and felt that Zeng Qiuhua was different from the rest of the Zeng family, so he just pushed away the family that his mother wanted to make peace with.

Therefore, it is also my own fault for the fate I have fallen into.

I don't know if Ji Antai's expression when he said goodbye was so ferocious that Zeng Qiuhua was so frightened that she didn't dare to say another word.

Separating the family is very simple. There is nothing to divide in the family. Ji's mother took out the bankbook and said, "We will still live with the eldest family in the future. These are the rules passed down by the older generation in the village. The money in the bankbook will be divided into my share." We have four shares, and Anmin hasn't married yet, so he keeps his share as a betrothal gift, your father and I will keep a share for An An's dowry, and you will each have a share." Ji's mother went to Ji Anguo and his wife. Ji Antai and his wife both took a look.

It's not an excuse for her to say she was tired. She never stopped trying to support these four children as they grew up.

Although she prefers her daughter, she can honestly say that she has never paid their share.

She and the old man have been raising their daughter all these years.

Although my daughter was not sensible before, she could not spend much money in the village. She only had some food and vegetables, so the parents could still afford it.

Finally, Ji's father stood up and said, "Antai's family will move to Guoliang."

"Dad." Ji Antai's voice choked, "Mom."

"We'll move again tomorrow morning. Don't disturb the children. Let's go to bed now."

Ji's mother waved her hand and motioned for them to go back to their room.

As the saying goes: parents do not separate the family.

They... alas!

Ji Anan wanted to stay with Ji's father and mother, but they urged him to go to bed.

Although they felt a little sad, they were also much relieved.

"Old man, you won't blame me, will you?" After everyone had left, Ji's mother and Ji's father were still sitting on the stools in the courtyard.

"What's wrong? When the children grow up, they should be allowed to go there by themselves. This is good." Ji's father's usually serious expression became much softer the moment he looked at Ji's mother.

"That's good. I was afraid that you would blame me later, so I decided to separate the family without discussing it with you privately." Ji's mother's smile was much lighter this time.

Ji's father pursed his lips, "If I remember correctly, you seem to have been the one calling the shots in the family these past few decades."

Ji's mother finally laughed heartily this time, "You're the poor one, go to bed, you have to do things tomorrow morning."