Chapter 436 Remarried Widow 29
He didn’t believe his father’s lies at all, saying he was his biological son. If he was really his parents’ biological son, how could they treat his family so differently?
He is definitely not biological.
So Cui Laoer and his three children stopped working.
Why did he and his three children work so hard to support the family, yet they did not get the best enjoyment and had to be ordered around by their family members like slaves.
Overnight, Cui Laoer seemed to be a different person and seemed to have finally grown a brain. He also went to the brigade headquarters and borrowed 100 yuan to send all three of his children to school.
Even if his eldest son is twelve years old and has to study in the first grade, that doesn't matter. Children in this era start studying late, and there are many teenagers in the first grade.
With the remaining money, he went to the market and bought some new clothes and new pairs of shoes. He also bought the food he wanted to eat before but couldn't. He could only watch his brother helplessly. The brothers ate candy bars, rice cakes, and canned food.
When Mrs. Cui discovered that her second son had not gone to work, she ran back to look for him but could not find him. The family waited until the evening before finally returning Cui Laoer and his son.
On this day, a big earthquake occurred in the Cui family.
Cui Laoer beat up several of his brothers.
Cui Laoer has been working hard to do farm work all year round, and he still does heavy and tiring work. His strength is much greater than that of the other Cui family sons who can only be lazy and slippery.
The other brothers were tied together, but they couldn't defeat Cui Laoer. Mrs. Cui cried and scolded him for being unfilial.
Cui Laoer said, "Among us brothers, I am the most filial to you and dad, but what did I get later? My status at home is the lowest. The treatment is the worst, and even my two sons’ status at home is not as good as that of my sister-in-law and younger siblings.”
"I am so filial to you two elders, but how do you treat me? On the contrary, the elder brother and younger brother who are not filial to you are treated the best. They enjoy the most benefits of the family, so why should I be filial to you two elders? I have already decided, I I will no longer be filial to you. I will learn from my brothers and be lazy at work and earn six work points a day. From now on, I will also have a share of the delicious food at home. If you dare not give it to me, , then I will beat you so hard that none of you can even think about it.”
“You have worked together to bully me for so many years, and in the future, none of you will be able to bully me as if I were a fool.”
“ In the future, either everyone will do the housework together, or the children will not do it. In short, you can no longer enslave my three children." Cui Laoer said fiercely and took the three children back. room.
Looking at the thatched house that he has lived in for more than ten years, and then looking at the adobe houses that his other brothers and brothers live in, he woke up early and stayed up late at night to make these adobe houses, but after the house was built, he But they couldn't get a room, only a thatched hut next to the toilet.
At first, this thatched house was built to store sundries, but my brothers insisted on leaving two rooms for the children, so he came to live in the thatched house, and several nieces and nephews lived in adobe houses. .
Cui Lao'er, who had just entered the room, opened the door with a bang, went to the main room, and said to the family, "Back then, I got up early in the morning to lay down half of the adobe houses, so for these eight adobe houses, I If you want to live in two rooms, you decide how to move them out, but before tomorrow night , I will live in an adobe house, otherwise, I will knock down all the houses and no one will be able to live there. It makes no sense for me to get up early in the morning and pound the adobe houses in the dark, but in the end, I will live in a thatched house, all for you. Enjoyed it.”
Cui Laoer put down these words and returned to the thatched house.
(End of this chapter)