The husband is the hunter

Chapter 8

The child exerted all his strength, Fang Lin's hand was hurt, but the pain finally came to her senses, she pushed Fang Wenbao away, got up from the ground, patted the dirt on her body, and scanned around to watch the excitement The family members shouted in a deep voice, "Min'er, come here."

Fang Min was taken aback, seeing that her sister seemed a little different from the past, he hesitated for a moment, then stopped chasing, and walked to Fang Lin's side.

Who knows who scratched the girl's face with a few bloodstains, and the wooden hairpin used to tie her hair has also been broken, leaving only half of her messy hair. Fang Lin combed it with her finger and tidied it up Fan.

Fang Min wanted to say something, but seeing her sister's solemn expression, he swallowed the words again.

Seeing Fang Min standing there obediently, Mrs. Hu gritted her teeth and walked over with a stick, but unexpectedly, Fang Lin took the kitchen knife from Fang Min and threw it on the ground with a bang. Startled everyone.

Not long after Ge Cuiyu got married, she got along well with Fang Lin and sisters, so when she saw this, she boldly stepped forward and said together, "Sister Lin, I think this is a misunderstanding, Third Aunt and Second Aunt Wu probably listened Whatever gossip, don't take it to heart."

As soon as she opened her mouth, the mild-tempered Mrs. Lin hugged her son, and said, "The second daughter-in-law is right, the family don't care about it, go back to the house with Miss Min." Fang Wenning was the second grandchildren .

Second Aunt Wu suffered this for no reason, and her heart was on fire. When she heard this, she quit, and spat, "I saw it with my own eyes in a clear sky and a bright day. What is gossip? Your family Fang Lin followed a wild man from the mountains. Come down, who knows what kind of good things they are doing in the wilderness."

These words were too harsh, Lin frowned, and wanted to refute a few words, but Fang Lin stopped her.

Her second aunt is kind-hearted, and occasionally she would give the two sisters something to eat, or help them while working. Fang Lin smiled at her, "Second aunt, don't worry about this, I know it well." That smile was mixed with coldness and determination, which surprised Lin.

Fang Lin led Fang Min, pushed aside the crowd, walked up to Youngest Fang, knelt down without saying a word and kowtowed three times. The winter ground was freezing, and she had seen blood on her forehead, but she didn't wipe it off.

Seeing her sister like this for the first time, Fang Min felt quite uneasy, but suddenly heard her sister say, "Kneel down and kowtow to our father." The words were firm and undeniable.

On weekdays, the youngest Fang didn't care about them at all, and Fang Min didn't have any respect for her father at all. After hearing this, he reluctantly knelt down and kowtowed three times just like her sister.

(End of this chapter)