Family Matters 9: Protecting Ancestral Graves and Family Honor
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"If you dare to dig up that grave, I'll bury you alive right next to it!" 0
 
My father’s eyes were bloodshot. "If you don’t believe me, go ahead and try!" 0
 
Wang Shuqin was Auntie's nemesis. 0
 
When she visited Auntie in prison, Auntie was rambling on and on. 0
 
Wang Shuqin sat to the side, leisurely applying nail polish she had taken from her bag. 0
 
"Sister, are you thirsty? Let me get you a bottle of water." 0
 
Auntie was so furious she nearly toppled over. 0
 
"Zhiwen's Wife! Don’t push your luck!" 0
 
Wang Shuqin blew on her nails. "Why would I dare?" 0
 
"The world is vast, but life is the most precious." 0
 
"If you’re feeling down, how about I take you to see a doctor?" 0
 
Auntie trembled with rage. 0
 
"If it weren't for your two ungrateful daughters, we wouldn't have ended up like this!" 0
 
"We never intended to do anything to you in the first place!" 0
 
"It’s you who don’t know what’s good for you!" 0
 
Wang Shuqin smirked. "So, you were being kind?" 0
 
"Kind enough to introduce my daughter to someone?" 0
 
Auntie nodded heavily. "Of course it was out of kindness!" 0
 
Bang! 0
 
Wang Shuqin slapped her across the face. 0
 
"Your so-called kindness will lead you to a bad end!" 0
 
 
"You have no right to meddle in my daughter's affairs." 0
 
"You worthless piece of trash, behave yourself!" 0
 
Auntie was stunned by the slap. 0
 
She screamed and recoiled. 0
 
"You... you..." 0
 
Wang Shuqin let out a cold laugh. "From today on, the power of life and death over the two cousins is in my hands." 0
 
"Their fate is mine to decide." 0
 
With that, she stood up and left. 0
 
Only Auntie's terrified wails remained. 0
 
In fact, long before the day of her capture, Wang Shuqin had secretly sent living expenses to the two cousins. 0
 
She even bought them tickets to their work city. 0
 
And she told them to fend for themselves and not to contact Uncle and Auntie anymore. 0
 
Wang Shuqin did this to protect her daughters. 0
 
She didn't want them to suffer any more harm. 0
 
It was also a way to frustrate Uncle and Auntie. 0
 
To keep them on edge in prison. 0
 
After finishing his last puff of smoke, my father felt a weight lift off his shoulders. 0
 
The gloom of the past few days vanished, and he appeared much more spirited. 0
 
"Tomorrow, we’ll head back to our hometown again." 0
 
Early the next morning, my father took us to the Village Party Secretary's house. 0
 
 
Due to previous matters, he faced quite a bit of trouble. 0
 
We had discussed this in advance. 0
 
This time, we came to apologize to the Village Party Secretary. 0
 
“Lao Chen, you... sigh.” 0
 
The Village Party Secretary, having heard the whole story, couldn't help but lament the insatiability of human nature. 0
 
“Isn't it just because of greed?” 0
 
“Looking for trouble when there’s none.” 0
 
My dad nodded, “I should have thought it through.” 0
 
“Don’t worry about the road construction; I will definitely fulfill my promise.” 0
 
“I’ll cover the costs; the village doesn’t need to spend a penny.” 0
 
The Village Party Secretary brightened up. 0
 
The previous unpleasantness was cast aside. 0
 
He immediately stood up and called someone over to finalize the matter. 0
 
Mother took us to Aunt Peng's house. 0
 
The gifts were generous. 0
 
We expressed our gratitude for her support when we were back in our hometown. 0
 
Aunt Peng received the gifts with a smile. 0
 
“The Lao Chen family has finally cleared things up.” 0
 
“Don’t worry; if you need help in the future, just come to me.” 0
 
Choosing an auspicious day, my dad relocated my grandparents' graves. 0
 
He selected two prime burial plots in the city for them to rest in peace. 0
 
 
Mother had some complaints about this. 0
 
"You say you’re tough," she remarked. 0
 
"But in reality?" 0
 
My father defended himself, "It's not the same." 0
 
"I'm just trying to put on a show of strength; I'm not really going to risk everything for that scumbag." 0
 
"I'm not stupid." 0
 
Mother shot him a glance, "Who knows?" 0
 
The verdict for Uncle's family was announced in spring. 0
 
Chen Dazhuang was sentenced to three years, while Uncle and Auntie each received one year. 0
 
This sentence wasn't particularly harsh. 0
 
However, it would likely be difficult for them moving forward. 0
 
After all, in their hometown, people who come out of prison usually can't hold their heads high. 0
 
Meanwhile, the two Cousins had already left their hometown. 0
 
Only Chen Dazhuang remained, with nothing to do. 0
 
I hope he can live a long life in the future. 0
 
He should earn some money for his son. 0
 
 
 
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