After the Wedding, My Parents-in-law Went Crazy

Name: After the Wedding, My Parents-in-law Went Crazy
Author: Willow Fairy

by Willow Fairy

ongoing Ancient Romance Business & Farming Female Lead

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Ch. 17 — Just Let it Go

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Chen Changsheng, the head of the Chen family, pointed at the dying little girl on the ground and cursed angrily: "You are a money-loser, you are a money-loser, you throw whatever you do, what use do you have." Aunt Zhou from the Orion family across the door looked at the little girl on the ground, and her heart moved. "I'm talking about the Chen family. Your six sons are all strong and strong. If you don't let them do the hard work, you can scold them if you let a youngest daughter do it." Chen Changsheng glanced at her, "Is it none of your business that I discipline my daughter?" "Hey, this girl has been beaten like this by you, and she's definitely not going to survive. I'll see if you bury her or not. If she's thrown away, I'll pick her up. If my son really has his good and bad, he can get married or something." Chen Chang gritted his teeth angrily: "You are dreaming, and if you dare to pick it up, I will sue you." "What you threw away, I picked up. Even if you go to the government, I will be justified." At this moment, Chen Changsheng's parents poked him with their hands: "Okay, stop talking nonsense, this girl is definitely not going to survive, so why not just sell her to him, and then you can give birth to her." Chen Changsheng bit his lips and glared at Aunt Zhou, saying, "One tael of silver, take this girl with you." "Bah, one tael of silver, you are stealing the money. My man works for only 200 coins for a month. She is so thin and small. Even if she buys pork, she is not worth 200 coins. If you want to sell it, just sell it. If you don't, forget it." Chen Changsheng was so angry with her that his chest ached, but when he saw the useless thing on the ground, he gritted his teeth and could hardly utter a single word: "Okay"