Quick, female general, I traveled through time to save my father

Chapter 333 Xiao 5's revenge on Muchen

After dealing with my cousin and aunt, it’s my grandma and uncle, who are from the same country.

No need to answer the phone twice.

This family tends to favor boys over girls.

Even though grandma says she cares about Zhou Li and my aunt, in fact, she only has my uncle in her heart.

Especially after my grandfather died, my grandmother moved in with my uncle's family, and her world only considered my uncle's interests.

The old lady always takes the lead and rushes to the front in everything that can benefit her son.

I wonder what Zhou Li and my aunt, two filial daughters, would think if they knew what the old lady was thinking.

Of course, maybe my mother and aunt already knew about it, but as time went by, and they were all trivial family matters, they got used to it.

"Grandma, I know you've always been on my uncle's side."

"What nonsense are you talking about, kid! I treat you all the same!" The grandma on the other end of the phone said with anger in her tone.

"Don't get excited. I didn't say you're partial. I know I'm also very good to my mother..."

"Hey, grandma, ask my uncle to turn on the hands-free mode for you, and then the three of us can talk together!"

"Are you listening, little uncle? Think carefully about how my father treated you when he was alive. Do you still remember?"

My uncle, who was waiting by the phone and talking to my grandma, put out his cigarette in the ashtray and said, "Why are you bringing this up..." No matter how good my brother-in-law was, he is gone now, isn't he?

The uncle was very afraid that Muchen would mention her father, after all, he had spent 150,000 yuan of his ex-brother-in-law's money.

"My dad is just a small businessman, but when you said you wanted to open a hardware store, he used all our savings to support you."

"You said that my Uncle Lin has been working in a public office for these years. He talks a lot, but what has he really done for you?"

"That time he said it implicitly and implicitly, that he couldn't make any mistakes. But this time when he was being investigated, I heard that he had told his own sister the address of a house that was about to be relocated, so they went to buy the land in advance.

Aren't you afraid of making mistakes? Besides, how much influence can one person have if I tell him more?"

"I heard that my aunt, because she occupied a house that was being demolished, was given three ground floor commercial units as compensation. Each one cost 20,000 yuan a month, and she rented them all out. I heard she's now quit her job and is now a landlady."

"Uncle, your hardware store still has to pay rent, right? Look at this!!!"

My uncle is the eldest son in the family, and because of my grandmother's favoritism for so many years, his temper is the kind that gets irritated easily.

After hearing what Muchen said, although he didn't have to go to his current brother-in-law's house to talk to him, he also pulled his grandmother aside and stopped her from interfering in the affairs of his second sister's family.

Even when Muchen was about to hang up the phone, she asked Muchen for a bank account number and promised that she would slowly transfer the 150,000 yuan she owed her father into Muchen's account.

Muchen was still a little surprised about this.

Although he had no intention of refusing the money, he just wanted to take back the house first and then study it. Unexpectedly, his uncle would take the initiative to talk about paying the money back. Of course, he happily accepted it and expressed his deep admiration for his uncle.

It seemed as if my uncle had returned to the days when he was a silly boy of eighteen or nineteen.

At that time, Muchen's father had just started dating his second sister. He always took him out to play and bought him delicious food as a bribe.

He was also happy to follow his second sister and her boyfriend around and get free food and drinks.

In short, my uncle's mind is full of the benefits of his brother-in-law. Now that his ex-brother-in-law is gone, the child he left behind will of course need his uncle to support her.

Although he didn't dare to confront his second sister and new brother-in-law, he just had to control Muchen's grandmother. The rest was up to Mu Mu to handle on his own.

My stepfather and his family moved out of home a month later.

When Muchen went to collect the house, he saw his mother's haggard face.

Zhou Li pounced on him like a madman, her nails almost scratching Muchen's face.

"Are you satisfied now?!" she screamed hysterically, "Why weren't you in that car with your dad?!"

"Is this early menopause?" Muchen nimbly dodged Zhou Li's clutches.

"If I had known you were like this, I should have strangled you to death when you were born!!! That way I could have given birth to another boy, and I wouldn't have to wait until I'm old and have no one to break the pot with!"

After Zhou Li finished saying these things, she sat on the ground feeling aggrieved, covering her face with her hands and bursting into tears.

Mu Chen stood there and took a long time to react before he understood the root cause of everything the original owner had experienced over the years.

Please, what era is this? How can people still have this kind of thinking?

When the original owner was born, it was the era when every family had one baby. Zhou Li was very disappointed when she knew that she gave birth to a girl.

She originally thought that her in-laws and husband would share the same idea as her, but she didn't expect that her husband would spoil the original owner like a little princess.

She was very confused about this, especially after her husband died, when she discovered that not only was her name not on the house, but even her husband's name was not on it.

That jealousy slowly turned into hatred.

After taking back the house, Muchen hired a decoration company to redecorate it inside and out.

The style is still the original wooden style when my father was alive, with basically no changes, only some minor changes in some small details.

For example, some sharp right angles were changed into arcs, and handrails were added in some places.

After all, Muchen planned to live in this house with his grandparents.

The original background wall of the living room was hung with a photo of her father holding her and her grandparents, with warm smiles.

After packing up all these, Muchen was going to go to Kyoto to study with his grandparents. He left the key to his house with his neighbor Aunt Li. When she was free, she would help open the windows for ventilation and water the flowers and plants.

If Zhou Li has any plans, Aunt Li will inform them in time.

Fortunately, the city they live in is not too far from Kyoto. It takes only two hours by train, so it is convenient to come back if anything happens.

You can come back and live here during the winter and summer vacations.

The time at school was still very good. Cousin Wang Lili even pulled Muchen into a family group that did not include Zhou Li.

There are only my aunt, uncle, grandma and cousin in this place.

From time to time, she would tag Muchen to remind him to eat well and take care of himself. Occasionally, grandma would say that it was not easy for Zhou Li, hoping that Muchen could understand her as his biological mother.

But he never mentioned the current situation of Zhou Li and her stepfather.