My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

  Chapter 438 Rescue the big guy

  Meng Meng was relieved when he heard the conversation in the car happily.

  He was so afraid that his aunt and younger sister would not get along with the two Gu girls, and he was afraid that they would be wronged. Now it looks good.

  He smirked to himself.

  Gu Hui and Gu Si turned their heads and looked at Meng Meng who was like a fool, their eyes were hard to express.

  Gu Si is a small person and sits in the middle, so Gu Hui and Gu Si are in the same direction.

  Meng Meng is still very keen, he immediately noticed his gaze, turned his head to look at the two sisters, and smiled: "Miss Hui, Miss Si, you guys go in and chat too! It's so lively inside!"

Gu Si wanted to go in, but my sister felt it was squeezed inside. She went in, and her sister was sitting on a pile with this big guy. She felt wrong because every time her sister was alone with a man of equal age, the man had Very likely to be beaten.

  Furthermore, this big guy is a bit silly, she was worried that he would say something stupidly so that her sister couldn't help but do it.

  So, she still wronged herself a bit, and went all the way with her sister outside to save the big guy.

  When I arrived at Zhuangzi, Gu Xin and the two girls in the car got acquainted with them, and Gu Nian got acquainted with Meng Sanniang.

Gu Nian learned from the conversation that all four of Meng Sanniang know kung fu, but Meng Sanniang didn’t say anything. She was Meng Meng’s aunt, who grew up in a robber’s den. She went down to play in the mountains as an adult and married. After three years of marriage, she wrote to the cottage and asked her parents and brothers to take someone to rescue her because she broke her husband's leg.

  Her ex-husband is a scholar and a mother-in-law. The relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is not harmonious, so her mother-in-law finds a concubine for her ex-husband.

  She is used to the free cottage, they are monogamous and not many concubines, so she can't stand it anymore.

The key is that the little concubine all sorts of shame on her. Her ex-husband still believes in the little concubine. So, the ex-husband did something to her. It’s worth it. She grew up spoiled by her parents and brothers, and she is still the old daughter of her parents. , But he didn't suffer this anger, he immediately fought with his ex-husband, and then broke her ex-husband's leg.

In the end, if his father hadn’t come with her elder brother and all the brothers in the village, her husband’s family would still send her to the Yamen. However, although her family’s family was not rich, it was better than others. Her ex-husband’s family could only make peace with her. separated.

Her three sisters who were righteous were the same woman she had saved when she robbed her house. The aunt was a girl who was sold as a concubine to a wealthy family. The day Meng Sanniang met her, it happened that the aunt was killed by her husband. During the beating, Meng Sanniang knocked the man fainted. She saw the bruised, scrawny aunt who was beaten all over. She just said, Sister, don't you go with me, I will take you away. The aunt nodded without hesitation and followed Meng Sanniang away.

Erniang’s situation is most similar to Sanniang. I met someone who was unhappy and gave birth to two daughters one after another. One died and the other was in poor health. There was no need for her mother-in-law to be upset. Her husband became unhappy and beat her when he was drunk. When I was in a bad mood, I beat her and my daughter. When Sanniang and Erniang met, it was Erniang's daughter who was seriously ill, and her husband’s family didn’t treat her illness. She tried to hack her husband to death with a knife, but she was not as strong as a man. When she was almost hacked to death by her man, Sanniang helped out, but her daughter was not saved in the end. Her heart was ashamed and she wanted to go with her. He was knocked out by Sanniang and brought back to the cottage.

  So Erniang looked a little silent and melancholy.

  (End of this chapter)