From the moment Bai Yunxi proposed to reconcile, Liu Dalang stared blankly at Bai Anjing, trying to get closer, but his brother-in-law stared at him eagerly.
Seeing his wife's disgusted eyes, he felt aggrieved, but he really didn't want to divorce.
"Daughter-in-law, do you really want to reconcile with me?"
"Don't be so disgusting with me. From the moment I lost my child, you and I have nothing to do with each other." Bai Anjing looked at his pitiful look and felt very sick in his heart.
Thinking of his unborn child, Liu Dalang also felt pain.
"Daughter-in-law, the child is an accident. As long as you take good care of yourself, we will have children in the future."
"Shut up, don't tell me that my sister is disgusted after hearing what you said. I will feel sick after hearing this. You are a coward. You are a coward who can't even protect your own wife and children. If you open your mouth again, I will cripple you."
Bai Anyi clenched her fist and gestured, refusing Liu Dalang to approach her sister.
Liu Dalang's face turned red when he saw his brother-in-law's disdainful eyes and then looked at the neighbors who were watching the excitement at the door.
Bai Yunxi saw his cowardly look, her eyes were sharp,
"As the old saying goes, a woman protected by a son-in-law will not be bullied by her husband's family. A woman protected by her husband's family will not be bullied by outsiders. As for you, you can't do anything. What's the use of you?"
Listening to his mother-in-law's questions and the whispers of the villagers, Liu Dalang's face turned red with shame.
I don't even have the ability to open my mouth to defend myself.
Seeing his cowardly look, Bai Yunxi complained to the original owner again about what he had found for his daughter. She was a piece of trash.
Mother Liu saw her son being embarrassed and immediately became unwilling.
"My mother-in-law, I don't agree with what you are saying. Which daughter-in-law comes to the door and doesn't behave with her tail between her legs? Why can't it be your daughter's turn? Just because your daughter is noble and has a father who has raised people?"
Bai Yunxi looked at Mother Liu's shrewish attitude and snorted rudely.
"What you said is correct. The lintel of our family is higher than that of your Liu family. Even if the child's father passes away, our Bai family was once the family of the whole family, and my son will still be a child."
"You, the Liu family, are really nothing in our eyes. When my daughter was married into your family, anyone with a discerning eye could tell that you were the one who got ahead of her. I expected you to treat her well, but you insisted on bullying others. Then
Don't blame me for being rude."
"If you don't follow me to the town government office today to go through the divorce procedures, I will immediately go to the county government office to accuse you of intentional homicide. Although the father of the child has gone, there is still some thin noodles. If I don't send Liu Dalang to prison,
I write in white and backwards."
Listening to Bai Yunxi's strong tone, Liu's mother turned pale and turned to look at her man, asking for his opinion.
Although Father Liu never spoke, he knew what was going on and knew that his mother-in-law had treated his daughter-in-law harshly.
Usually when Bai was bullied, she always chose to swallow her anger, but this time it was strange that she was actually caught by her mother-in-law's family.
What can he do?
If they were to meet the officials, their family would definitely be at a disadvantage. After all, it was true that Bai lost her child, and it was also true that she had been frozen for a day and a night.
If the son is taken away by the officials, the Liu family's reputation will be completely ruined, and the next two sons will have no desire to marry.
Thinking of this, Father Liu took a step forward and looked at Baiyun River.
"Don't be angry, mother-in-law. It's our fate to have two surnames. We all hope that our children will be well... Of course, there are also misunderstandings. When things have reached this point, I, the father, have nothing to say.