Reborn Ugly Girl Farming to Support the Family

Zheng Dashan was also annoyed after hearing what Old Lady Zhao said, "Aunt, what are you talking about? When you gave birth, wasn't my uncle outside watching over you?"

Old Mrs. Zhao pursed her lips and said nothing. When she gave birth, the old man had been waiting outside.

Zhao Yuliang didn't care about these things now, "Mom, how is Chunhua now?"

Zheng Dashan said angrily: "My sister is having a difficult labor. We don't know what's going on inside."

Zhao Yuliang looked at him in disbelief, "Difficult labor? No, it won't happen. I want to see Chunhua, I want to see her."

As he said that, he turned around and ran to the delivery room.

Old Mrs. Zhao quickly grabbed him and said, "Hey, you're a grown man, how can you go into the delivery room? Aren't you afraid of being laughed at?

Besides, my mother-in-law, the midwife, and the doctor are all there. What can you do if you go in?"

Zhao Yuliang shook off his mother's hand and said, "I can't do anything, so I have to stay by Chunhua's side. She is trying her best to give birth to a child for me, why should I be afraid of being laughed at by others?

If I still think about these things at this time, then I am really unworthy of being a husband and a father."

Having said that, he walked quickly towards the delivery room regardless of his mother's attempts to stop him.

Old Mrs. Zhao stamped her feet in anger, "What a sin, what a sin."

Old man Zheng felt a chill in his heart when he saw his mother-in-law like this.

At first, they wanted to find a quiet family for their daughter. They asked many people and everyone said that the old couple in the Zhao family were good.

After several contacts, they felt that the old couple were indeed honest people with good tempers, so they agreed to the marriage.

You can only judge a person by his face but not his heart. Who says an honest person will not do bad things?

Zheng Xiaoman also looked down upon this family's behavior. When it came to such a big thing as their daughter-in-law giving birth, they actually had the leisure to think about other things.

He really doesn't take his daughter-in-law seriously, otherwise why doesn't he seem to be anxious at all?

On the other side, when Zhao Yuliang hurried into the house, as soon as he stepped inside, he heard the baby's first cry.

The voice was as weak as that of a kitten, and it made Zhao Yuliang's heart skip a beat.

The midwife smiled and said to Zheng Chunhua: "Congratulations, madam, it's a boy."

Doctor Sun also went to check the child's pulse and said, "The child is fine. Fortunately, he was born in time. If he was born later, he probably wouldn't have survived."

Zheng Chunhua looked like he had been fished out of the water at this time, his entire body drenched in sweat.

But for some reason, she was in exceptionally good spirits, and all the pain in her body just now disappeared.

Hearing that the child was fine, everyone in the room breathed a sigh of relief.

The midwife smiled and handed the baby to Old Mrs. Zheng, then went to check Zheng Chunhua's body.

She originally thought her lower body would be torn, but now it seems nothing happened.

The midwife couldn't help but sigh inwardly that the woman was in really good physical condition.

If it happened to someone else, either the baby wouldn't be born, or after the baby was born, there would be a high chance of hemorrhage.

"Chunhua." Zhao Yuliang looked at his wife on the bed with heartache, his voice hoarse.

Zheng Chunhua looked up at him and was about to speak, but suddenly thought of something and turned his head away and stopped looking at him.

Zhao Yuliang stood by the bed, at a loss, not understanding what was wrong with his wife.

When Mrs. Zheng saw her daughter like this, she knew there must be something wrong.

She said to Zhao Yuliang, "Yuliang, Chunhua is very tired after giving birth and needs to rest. Why don't you wait outside?"

Zhao Yuliang looked at his wife and wanted to say something, but finally he shut up.

"Then mother, I, I will leave first. Please take care of Chunhua."

"Okay, go ahead."

Zhao Yuliang looked at his cradle son reluctantly again, then walked out, looking back every few steps.

After Zhao Yuliang, Doctor Sun and the midwife left, Old Lady Zheng handed the child to Zhou Chunfeng and sat down beside her daughter's bed.

"My daughter, what happened? Tell me what happened. You were fine, how could you give birth prematurely?"

Zheng Chunhua turned around, her eyes red, and she cried out in grievance, "Mom."

Old Madam Zheng tidied her hair and said, "Be good, don't cry, or your eyes will be hurt. Tell me what's wrong, and I'll support you."

Zheng Chunhua had nothing to hide when talking to her mother, so she told her everything that had just happened.

It turned out that Zhao Yuliang's aunt came to the Zhao family early this morning with her daughter who was still in mourning and her granddaughter.

Zheng Chunhua felt uncomfortable when she looked at the mourning clothes.

Where can you find such a family? They run away to someone else's house before they even finish mourning.

Zhao Yuliang's face looked bad too. Seeing his wife holding her stomach, he thought she was feeling unwell, so he helped her back to the house.

Afterwards, no one knew what the group said, and then Zhao Yuliang went to send her aunt home.

And the mother and daughter actually stayed at home.

Even though Zheng Chunhua was very unhappy, she endured it and didn't say anything.

But she was still angry, and was even more afraid that the baby in her belly would be hurt, so she thought about going back to her parents' home for a few days.

When she went to tell her mother-in-law about this, she vaguely heard her say something like she couldn't bear to see her suffer and should marry her back.

When she wanted to listen more carefully, the child suddenly ran out of the house and bumped into her.

Zheng Chunhua lost his balance and fell to the ground, bleeding from his lower body.

Her parents-in-law quickly helped her into the house and went to find a midwife.

She had severe stomach pain and when she was giving birth, she thought she was going to die.

Old Madam Zheng was so angry that her hands were clenched into fists. She looked at her daughter and said, "My daughter, if you have anything to pack, ask your second sister-in-law to help you pack it. I will take you home later."

She was blind before and actually thought that the couple was a good couple.

Unexpectedly, he was also confused.

What big deal is there about your niece that she is more important than your daughter-in-law and the grandson in your belly?

Since you don't care about them so much, just take her home and raise her yourself.

Zheng Chunhua was also very worried, so after her mother left, she asked her second sister-in-law to help her pack her things.

Old Mrs. Zheng came out of the house with no expression on her face.

She didn't even look at Old Mrs. Zhao who came over and wanted to talk to her.

"Dashan, go get the carriage. Go into the house and get your sister out, and we'll go home."

"Hey, Mom, I'll go right away."

Mrs. Zhao was dumbfounded when she heard this. "What? She's not my mother-in-law. What do you mean?"

Mrs. Zheng then looked at her and said, "Can't you understand what I mean? Your family doesn't value my daughter, but I do!

If your family can't accommodate her, then I will take her back."

As she spoke, she glanced at the woman in mourning clothes who came out of the house, sneered and said, "I don't think you care about your grandson. Your niece is much more important than your daughter-in-law and grandson.

In that case, then you and your family can continue living together. "

Zhao Yuliang was panicking. Why did his mother-in-law suddenly want to take his wife and children away?

"Mom, don't be angry, we don't care about Chunhua. Mom, you took my wife and children away, what should I do?"

Old Madam Zheng raised her eyebrows. "Don't you have a cousin? Look, she has brought her children with her. You can go over with your whole family."

She has lived to such an old age that she could probably guess what was going on as soon as she heard what her daughter said.