ch 25.2 - Two Hand Prints On the face (1/2)

ch 25.2 - Two Hand Prints (On the face)

“SLAP!”

Another loud slap, the obnoxious An Hung niang was stunned again. Now she has hand prints on both side of her cheeks. Under the angry stare of Liu Sanzhen, she finally shut up.

“Remember when I say this, one more shameful acts from you and I will divorce you and kick you out of Willow Village. You have no shame, but I do. I have a standard to live up to!”

“……” This was the first time An Hung niang lowered her proudful head. She was crossed, unreasonable. She was afraid of no one, but, she was afraid of a divorce. She would rather die than have a divorce.

The other villagers sighed. At the end of the day, it was An Hung niang who looked down upon the emigrated Cheng’s family and she was envious of generosity and tenderness of Mrs. Cheng. She has the elegance not found in your everyday village women. That was the root of why she targeted the Cheng’s all along.

Naturally, had Mr. Cheng not been injured, she would never have gone this far.

Seeing how An Hung niang was lectured, and slapped twice, Cheng Xiao Xiao’s anger was almost all gone. Looking at the group of villagers in front of her, she smiled, “Grandpa Liu, other uncles and aunties, c’mon into our yard for some beverages. We haven’t had so much visitors in a very long time.”

“Right, right, maiden Cheng is so polite!”

Patriarch Liu smiled cheerfully, then gave An Hung niang a sideway glance and said, “Wife of Sanzhen, you have crossed the line this time. Everybody was getting along just fine, you shouldn’t have came to bully them. Never mind that Mr. Cheng had helped all of us, he even helped your family a lot. Don’t be such an ungrateful person. Spirits are always looking down at us. Be careful of karma!”

“An Hung niang, we all live together, there’s no need to bully Mrs. Cheng. Look, you’ve picked all the sprouts that were growing just fine. And, on top of that, you want to evict them. Don’t you think that’s a bit much?”

“It’s fate that we are all living together. You shouldn’t have given them such a hard time. If someone treats you that way, you would have been scolding them every day. You have to be a fair person!”

“An Hung niang, we didn’t want to say this, but you have really crossed the line this time! You can’t do that again!”

“Exactly! We won’t let you don’t that again!”