Time travel story: Old lady Shenhao, I am wicked and crazy

Chapter 27 Don’t let me divorce you back to your parents’ home

Old man Qiao could tell that his son was already a little cold-hearted towards them.

With so many people in the yard, he could hide the wrong things the old woman had done, but if he waited until tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, his son and daughter-in-law would not come back...

Everyone in the courtyard didn't know what kind of rumors they had made up. When the time comes, Shen Yunchu will be different from what he used to be, and he will not let the old woman take it as he used to.

I'm afraid things will get even more ugly by then, so it's better to just explain it clearly.

He used to not care about family affairs, and he also knew that the old woman was sometimes a bit harsh on her daughter-in-law and granddaughter. He originally thought it was just to take advantage of the elders. It was like this in every household...

But what I never expected was that she would go so far. The old woman needed to change.

Old Mrs. Qiao originally had a great reputation, but now it was her old man who said this to the outside world. She just felt that she had lost all face.

He didn't cook for Old Man Qiao at night and hid in the house. Old Man Qiao's voice sounded coldly: "If you are wrong, you are wrong. In the future, if what happened today happens again, you should go back to your parents' home for a while!"

These words instantly made Old Mrs. Qiao's eyes turn red. She looked at Old Man Qiao in disbelief and said, "What did you say? I have given birth to children for you for so many years, and I have worked hard without any credit. You actually want me to go back to my parents' home?"

Old man Qiao said calmly: "As I get older, I just think about my family and everything. If you still make trouble, don't blame me."

Old man Qiao remembered what Qiao Wen had just said to him in private, and made up his mind. He wanted his child to get better and better, and did not want to hold him back.

Mrs. Qiao was a little scared when she saw the man's serious face. She didn't want to be divorced at an early age.

So he lowered his head and said, "I understand."

On the other side, the stone that had been pressing on Shen Yunchu's heart seemed to be relieved at some point.

In the past, Mrs. Qiao was like an insurmountable mountain that kept pressing her down, but today, her mother was like the iron princess with those banana fans, which suddenly extinguished her arrogance.

"Are you going to Xuancheng?"

Shen Yunchu asked reluctantly.

Nan Lingyi nodded: "I asked someone to find out where your father is now. You are all a piece of flesh that fell off of me. I want to see if they are doing well."

Speaking of which, no matter how reluctant she is to let go, Shen Yunchu, as the eldest sister, still feels very sorry for her younger siblings.

It's just that she married early and her life was not good. Later, her father Shen Wentao moved with her stepmother, and there was no news about her younger siblings.

She hurriedly brought the watch she bought: "If you see them, this is my gift to them."

Nan Lingyi smiled and accepted it.

When Dean Li learned that Nan Lingyi went to Xuancheng to look for her ex-husband, he said cheerfully: "If he sees you appearing, he will definitely be frightened. He is afraid that he will have nightmares at night!"

Nan Lingyi smiled softly: "If you don't do anything bad, don't be afraid of ghosts knocking on the door. If it doesn't have a guilty conscience, what is it afraid of me?"

At this time, Nan Lingyi no longer looked as embarrassed as she had just left the 24th hospital. She put on the most fashionable clothes and dressed up like the most exquisite old lady.

It was about a five-hour drive from Xuancheng. The old lady tried her best to say that she could do it alone, but Shen Yunchu was still worried. After discussing it with Qiao Wengang, who took care of Lihua at school, she gave up the villa and accompanied her mother to Xuancheng.

"It just so happens that you don't need to give me those gifts. It would be more sincere if I give them in person."

(End of this chapter)