Harmonious home

Chapter 31 The turmoil during the autumn harvest
In the summer of 2006, my mother moved to my house for a while.The cicadas on the tree squeaked and squeaked, and it looked extraordinarily hot.

Early this morning, my mother called and said that the family was threshing millet and asked me to go back to help dry it. I went back to help without saying a word and brought my two children.In order for the two playful children not to run around, my mother asked them to pull corn grass and said: "I will give you 5 cents for pulling one from the field, and you will get more if you pull more. The more you work, the more you will get. Look at you." Who pulls more..." The two children were overjoyed when they heard that, and before their grandmother finished speaking, they hurriedly ran to the dry field to pull grain and grass. The two of them went to the house one by one, and they pulled in a while. Just when the two children were playing vigorously, they never thought that the two of them were scrambling to be the first, laughing and laughing, and pulled some mud into the sister-in-law's yard while pulling it into the house.

After a while, I heard my husband and sister-in-law scolding. At first I didn't know what was going on, and I didn't know who she was scolding. Later, the more I heard it, the more I felt something was wrong, so I asked the two children: "Did you two do it?" Dabao, Xiaoyue Lower your head and look at me, I look at you, and said tactfully: "We didn't do it on purpose." I said: "Then you go and clean up your aunt quickly, so as not to be scolded." Dabao and Xiaoyue rubbed their hands and said : "I'm afraid!" "That's right, you heard her scolding so fiercely, if we go, she might beat us." I encouraged them to say, "No, we must be brave in doing things, and we can't just be a coward. As they were talking, Dabao and Xiaoyue suddenly said: "Mom, you heard her scolding us both." I heard that it was not a big deal, my sister-in-law didn't care about whether the two children were boys or girls, and just kept going. Scolding indiscriminately, even more vigorously, without looking at who you are scolding?What position do you stand in?It doesn't matter whether these two children are her best sons or daughters, anyway, they are just cursing freely.I listened to it, and first endured it. I thought it was the disobedience of my two children after all, so I punished them and told them not to do it. But the more my sister-in-law scolded, the more ugly she was. She could swear all kinds of swear words. I couldn't help it He stopped her and questioned her a few times, and said, "Sister-in-law, why are you always scolding from son to daughter? Even if the two children are ignorant and get you some mud in the millet, you can beat him and scold him, but you can't go beyond the principle They are your sons and daughters. If they are all boys, you can scold them as you like, but my Xiaoyue is a little girl, so it is a bit too much for you to scold me. You are an aunt after all, why are you like this? ? Did you grow up eating food or grass? Why did your parents teach you to be a human being like this? This is too outrageous..." She was a little mean when she heard my words, and she was saying no They were raised by humans, and the beasts that grew up eating grass were very convinced. They lied that they didn’t know it was done by our two children. Scolding, is it like talking? How can there be an aunt like you in the world?" When she heard me ask her like this, she walked into the room very embarrassed.In addition, the mother-in-law also came out to stop it, saying: "If the child is not sensible, just clean it up. Why are you making noise?" I thought it was okay.

I never thought that when my husband (sixth son) came home at night, she would complain first, and quietly take the sixth son to the third sister-in-law to cry and complain, saying that I made her very sad by scolding her, what kind of beast is she who has a mother but not a mother... I happened to go to my third sister-in-law’s house to call my sixth son for dinner and overheard it. I was furious at the time and felt that she was being unreasonable. She insulted my daughter and even provoked her behind her back. She denied that she didn’t curse and it was me who was being unreasonable. He said she was an animal and grew up eating grass... The two sides continued to argue. Liuzi was afraid that we would fight, so he kept pushing me into the house. I thought he was deliberately protecting his sister-in-law, so I started talking to him. There was a scuffle, and my mother and mother-in-law came to break up the fight. During the chaos, Liuzi pushed me onto the grain pile in the courtyard. I was so angry that I fainted. Liuzi was afraid of killing anyone, so he called him Fifth Brother. Together they sent me to the hospital for emergency treatment.

When I woke up, I was extremely wronged, I felt that they were attacking me in partnership and wanted to put me to death, and they wanted to divorce my six sons no matter what!The sixth son kept denying it, saying that he had no intention of hurting me or putting me to death, but the facts were in front of him, he didn't believe what I said at all, but felt that his sister-in-law was not that kind of person, and said, "Maybe You heard me wrong, she is Dabao Xiaoyue's aunt after all, how could she swear at her own daughter?" I wanted to cry, but felt that he was unreasonable, we had reached the point where we couldn't trust each other, and couldn't communicate with each other. Years of devotion and patience turned to ashes in an instant, and only divorce can resolve the pain in my heart.But the six sons are still stalking and refusing to leave, let me look at the child again, my heart is like falling into an ice cave, I can no longer feel a little temperature, I feel that the bondage of "using the child as a shackle" is very important to me. Has lost its effect.Before leaving, I threw down a sentence: "Even if you don't leave me, I won't live with you anymore!"

Later, I went to Guangdong again to work alone with my bag, completely cut off contact with my family, and felt that that home was not worthy of my nostalgia, let alone my dedication to it, and I had to find my own home again.

(End of this chapter)