Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home

Chapter 1507: No One Can Take It Away

Editor: Henyee Translations

Qing Yun and Qing Lan paid their respects and swiftly departed, accompanied by Zhou Chong and the others.

Fifth Grandma Ding, consumed by anger and anxiety, found herself seated on the ground, unleashing a torrent of scoldings upon the second section of the family for perceived unfilial behavior, ingratitude, and even accusing them of inviting divine retribution. In her frustration, she extended her displeasure to the onlooking villagers, chastising them for their perceived cold-bloodedness, envy, and unwillingness to witness the prosperity of others. Her tirade continued, blaming the villagers for their alleged lack of assistance.

The villagers, taken aback by her outburst, responded with boos and gradually departed.

“Is she expecting our help after berating us? What does she want us to do, join her in making a scene?”

“Exactly! What kind of person does that?”

“Well, it’s no surprise. Have a look at what they’ve done before. No one else can be blamed for their predicament.”

“Heh, they’re just reaping what they sowed.”

“I haven’t seen a single penny from them, and now she calls us envious? What exactly are we envious of?”

“Erzhu and his wife left with nothing.”

“It seems like they still have a lot!”

“…”

Fifth Grandma Ding’s escalating anger led her to direct her ire at Ms. Fang. Rising from the ground, she intended to confront the first section of the Shao Family and settle the score with Ms. Fang.

Fifth Grandpa Ding intervened, reprimanding her and instructing his son and daughter-in-law to restrain her. “Go home, go home! What more do you want to create a commotion about?”

“Ms. Fang can’t stand our family’s success, and I’m not finished with her! Why shouldn’t I confront her? She’s the one who influenced our second son and his wife!”

“Shut up, we’ll talk when we get back!” Ding Dalang and Ding Sanlang urgently urged her to silence, forcibly pulling her back without offering any explanations.

The Shao Family’s first section was not a force to be taken lightly. Antagonizing them could make the entire village their adversary, and the Dings had no intention of prolonging their stay in the village.

If Fifth Grandma Ding vented her frustration on Ms. Fang, it could jeopardize the enrollment of village children in the school. The repercussions could extend beyond personal consequences; they might find themselves burdened with the yearly responsibility of maintaining white-haired wigs and attire.@@novelbin@@

“It must be Ms. Fang!” Fifth Grandma Ding exclaimed indignantly as she closed the door. “They’re scheming to dominate our family, unable to tolerate our progress! This isn’t over!”

Fifth Grandpa Ding cast a glance at her but remained silent.

Ding Dalang, Ding Sanlang, and their daughter-in-law refrained from arguing, their agreement evident. They directed their curses at the Shao Family’s first section, particularly targeting Ms. Fang.

If Ms. Fang were to learn about this, she would likely be left speechless!

After a brief episode of scolding, Ding Sanlang’s daughter-in-law, wearing a pained expression, remarked, “It’s a shame about those carriages and over ten horses. Who knows what treasures are inside! Sigh, such a waste! And those horses, how much money could they fetch?”

She sighed, and the others shared in her sense of loss.

Indeed, what a pity!

Looking ahead, these possessions would become part of their family, providing enough resources to sustain them for a lifetime!

However, everything was gone in an instant…

Who could endure such a loss?

“I don’t care,” Fifth Grandma Ding declared coldly. “These belongings belong to our family. No one has the right to take them away! They went to Zhang Village, right? Let’s go find our second son now! Even if he left with nothing, I brought him into this world and sacrificed for him. If he dares deny me what I deserve, I’ll stay in his house and never leave! Let’s see if he can bear to let me starve to death!”

In the past, Fifth Grandma Ding had made a scene but was overpowered. Despite her anger, she had to reluctantly give up.

However, the shock she experienced today was too overwhelming.

Several carts filled with possessions, over ten horses, and a retinue of servants—these were all part of their family. Why should she let her second son and his family enjoy the benefits?