pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 377 Take People Away (6)
Everyone on Qin Shuang's side knew that she was skilled in medicine, and they had a lot of medicines at home, including trauma medicines, bruise medicines, and medicines for her body conditioning, which were more than enough for Qin Lishi to treat a small wound, but none of them If he didn't take the initiative to speak up, Quan pretended that there was no such thing, and let the village chief and villagers make troubles on their own.

Not long after, Qin Fugui, Qin Cheng, and Qin Lianer, who had received the letter, all came. Qin Fugui looked at the action of being pressed on the head with a cloth by a villager, and saw that the cloth was covered with blood. He rushed over anxiously and asked, "What's wrong with my mother? How did you get hurt?"

Qin Cheng worriedly ran to Tian Xiuhua, who was also fainted, and took over from the villagers who were holding her to prevent her from slipping off the chair, and helped her up, and asked anxiously, "What's wrong with my mother? Where is the injury?" ?”

The villagers reassured: "Don't worry, she just saw your grandma injured, she fainted from the fright when she saw the blood, it's okay, she will wake up in a while."

On the other hand, although Qin Lian'er was also shocked by the accident with her mother and grandma, she didn't immediately ask them about the specific situation. Instead, she saw Qin Shuang, A Chen, and Qin Tian stand aside with nothing to do with her, with her face on her face. With a sneer on her face, she opened her mouth to show the villagers how arrogant and unreasonable she was just like her mother and grandma.

"Qin Shuang! Tell me, what did you do to my mother and grandma! Not only did you want to hurt your own father, but you even hurt grandma! Why are you thinking so viciously! That's your aunt and grandma, they How can you be so wolf-hearted after raising you to such a big age!"

Everyone: "..."

Both the village head and the villagers were left speechless by Qin Lianer's thinking mode, which was exactly the same as her elders.

Should I say that she really deserves to be a daughter raised by the Qin family?Three women of different generations in a family think about things in exactly the same way, don't care about anything else, let's put all the faults on others first!And this other person is not really 'other', it's Qin Shuang every time!Maybe they just saw that the person was Qin Shuang, so they would say it was her fault as long as they had something to do with her.

The most speechless thing is that they didn't realize that there was nothing wrong with it, but they took it for granted, as if Qin Shuang deserved it!I don't know why they have such absurd ideas, maybe they really responded to what Qin Shuang said at the door of the house a few days ago, the Qin family is planning to hold on to her for the rest of their lives?

It's fine at other times, so many people present saw what happened with their own eyes, how can Qin Lian'er turn black and white like this?Is it true that they are all dead!
The village chief was really convinced by the family's behavior, snorted coldly, looked at Qin Lian'er angrily and said, "Think before you speak, did you see what Qin Shuang did to your grandma with your own eyes? Did Qin Shuang hurt her?" After finishing speaking, he looked at Qin Fugui again, and reprimanded him: "As the head of the family, you discipline your sister like this, and let her blame herself so indiscriminately. On my sister's head?"

Although Qin Shuang and Qin Lian'er were the same age, Qin Shuang was a few months older than her, so she was indeed Qin Lian'er's cousin, but neither of them cared about this relationship.

Qin Fugui felt wrong when he heard that Qin Lian'er directly accused Qin Shuang without knowing anything about it, but his mother was indeed injured, so he was also angry, and it happened at Qin Shuang's house, plus the last time Having lost face here, Qin Fugui acquiesced to let Qin Lian'er vent his anger on Qin Shuang.

But he didn't expect that the village head would use such a harsh and condemning tone to blame him for not being strict with his daughter-in-law in front of so many people. At the same time, he also realized that the villagers in the main room looked at them and said It's uncharacteristically weird, revealing an unspeakable irony.

(End of this chapter)