Catch that system

chapter 143
Chapter 137 Disgraceful Love Makes You Heartless and Unjust 42
In her previous life, Grandma Mi passed away shortly after her rebellion. A big reason was that she was bullied by this Wang Dama.

At first, Qin Qingluan didn't know that Wang Dama came to scold Grandma Mi. Later, when she came to see Grandma Mi, she found that all the tenants in her yard had run away, and Grandma Mi was also seriously ill.Afterwards, she often went to her grandmother's house to accompany her, and took Qingdu to climb to the top of the wall with a ladder. Whenever she heard Wang Dama swearing, she would throw stones at Wang Dama from the top of the wall.

After Wang Dama was injured by a stone thrown by Qin Qingdu, she went to the subdistrict office to seek justice, but because she scolded people here all day, the subdistrict office refused to persuade her to leave. Will seek justice for her.

Wang Dama didn't dare to come again after she was injured several times by stones and the street office didn't come forward to seek justice for her.

At that time, grandma had been ill for a long time, and Qin Qingluan came to accompany grandma every day, hoping that grandma would get better.But grandma's health did not get better after all, and she passed away within a few years.

Tang Qingluan did not expect that in this life, she came to see her grandmother for the first time as Qin Qingluan, and met this woman named Wang Dama bullying her grandmother here. How could she bear it?
"Come on, I'll just listen to your scolding. If you scold me again, it's not just a matter of breaking a few teeth. Believe it or not, I'll cripple your son Luo Wei?"

When Wang Dama heard Tang Qingluan mention the word "Luo Wei", his eyes shrank sharply: How did she know that Luo Wei was her own son?

No, it's impossible for Qin Qingluan to know the secret that Luo Wei is her and Luo Xiang's son. Luo Xiang clearly told Mi Yan that Luo Wei was the son of his savior, and he was the son entrusted by his savior at the end of his life, and then adopted by him .

Even Mi Yan doesn't know this secret, so it's impossible for Mi Yan, the granddaughter, to know. Luo Xiang has no savior at all, he is the father of the child himself!

Yes, the son Luo Wei that Luo Xiang brought back from outside was actually his own son with this Wang Dama.

Back then, Luo Xiang actually had an affair with Wang Dama, the servant daughter of the former family, and Wang Dama was pregnant with an evil seed. Later, Luo Xiang took Wang Dama to other places to take advantage of the handover of the enterprises donated by the Mi family. After giving birth, Wang Dama was raised outside.

Later, he went to other places to hand over the Mi family's business to the country, and he took this opportunity to bring his son back home, pleading that the son of the benefactor who saved his life made him his legitimate son.

After the son was brought back, he excused that the child was too young and wanted to find a nanny, so he hired Wang Dama back.

After the turmoil started, Mi Yan was accused, and under consideration, he quickly got rid of Mi Yan and married Wang Dama, who was "rooted and young".

After the turmoil ended, seeing that the Mi family had returned two properties, and they didn't know if the Mi family still had property hidden in the dark, they wanted to go back and get back together with Mi Yan.

But Mi Yan couldn't be fooled by him, so Wang Dama came to bully Mi Yan and scolded Mi Yan with vulgar and dirty words.

In fact, all of this was their plan, because they wanted to force Mi Yan to death in this way. As long as Mi Yan died, Luo Wei, as Mi Yan's son, could inherit the courtyard.

Because, Luo Xiang has always suspected that the Mi family should still have properties that have not been donated, and those properties should be buried in the courtyard of the Mi family's ancestral home.

Therefore, the three members of their family took turns. First, Luo Xiang came forward to remarry, but after being rejected, Wang Dama came to bully others. After being bullied, Luo Wei came to show courteousness.

(End of this chapter)