Su Chengmin, ignoring the Wu Family's obstruction, ran to the main house again, rummaging around and found fifty taels of silver notes which he stuffed into his chest.
He also fished out two ginseng roots and a box of brown sugar, holding them in his hands, and cursed, "The daughter-in-law is having a baby, yet they can't even bear to bring out the ginseng. Aunt Tong, who did your niece offend in her past life to marry into such a heartless family?"
Mrs. Qiao saw the things from her house being taken by the people Tong Huaqiong brought, like locusts.
Furious, she trembled with anger, yelling, "My daughter-in-law is giving birth, and you're here causing trouble. Those who know you're the village lady might understand, but those who don't might think you're a bandit. Is it even fair for a village lady to bully others like this?"
Tong Huaqiong said, "I'm indeed bullying you. Go ahead and sue me."
"Push, you have to push!"
