Be Careful, Scum Dad! Mommy Is Back!-Chapter 174 - Little Dumpling Made Someone Cry

Chapter 174: Chapter 174 Little Dumpling Made Someone Cry!

Chapter 174: Chapter 174 Little Dumpling Made Someone Cry!

Yesterday, she followed Ji Muye’s car all the way to Yunqiao Village, keeping her distance for fear of being discovered. Unsure about driving into the village, she parked in a hidden spot outside.

This morning, seeing no sign of their cars leaving, Shen Moli disguised herself before entering the village, yet she couldn’t find Ji Muye’s well-hidden car.

At that time, Ji Muye had followed Lu Xining to the cemetery in the back mountains and, fearing Lu Xining might spot his car, he specifically parked behind a house where others couldn’t see.

He followed her only after Lu Xining had left.

Just as Shen Moli was about to leave, she heard a middle-aged woman cursing Lu Xining from behind a wall in the courtyard next door.

A new idea suddenly struck her mind.

“That bitch dares to come back, making my life miserable. I must teach her a lesson! Cu Yin, did you find out what I asked you last time?”

“Mom, I asked, but those uncles and aunts all say they don’t know whether the villa’s land belongs to Lu Xining. You’re so annoying! I finally come home, and all I hear is you complaining day in and day out.”

Wang Cuixing forcefully shut the door as she entered the house.

Meanwhile, ever since finding out last night that Lu Xining had returned and thinking about how the villagers had shunned her these past months, Wang Chunmei was filled with resentment, having spent a restless night.

With her daughter gone, she directed all her pent-up anger at her daughter-in-law, “Eat, eat, eat, that’s all you do! It’s been three years since you married into this family, and you still haven’t been able to bear a child. I really don’t see the point in having you here!”

Wang Chunmei’s daughter-in-law had always suffered in silence until one day when her husband beat her, after which she could no longer bear it.

She threw the half-eaten corn she was holding right at Wang Chunmei’s forehead, cursing, “Will it ever end with you? I’m eating the corn I grew myself; what’s it to you? You nag all day just because you’re jealous that the young girl is rich!”

Not feeling relieved after throwing a cob of corn, the daughter-in-law ended up flipping the table.

“Why do you care if the villa land belongs to her or not? Even the village chief hasn’t spoken. Why do you keep ranting at home? If you’re so capable, go fight with her bodyguards. All you ever do is yell at home, scaring away all the good fortune!”

Engulfed in anger, Wang Chunmei hadn’t eaten yet.

When her husband and son, who had been out working, came back for lunch, they stepped right into a mess of food all over the floor.

Wang Chunmei’s husband slapped her twice immediately, yelling, “Don’t you ever stop? Do you have to mistreat your daughter-in-law away to be satisfied? I truly regret marrying such a shrew who only knows how to make trouble every day!”

Her son, equally disdainful, said to her, “Mom, enough is enough. Rongrong has just agreed to continue living with me and you keep making a scene. If this goes on, you’ll tear this family apart!”

“You… you!” Wang Chunmei gasped for air, her chest heaving with emotion, but neither her husband nor her son paid her any attention.

The daughter-in-law saw her struggle but simply gave a cold laugh and walked into the house.

Lying on the ground, Wang Chunmei locked eyes with her daughter upstairs. She had a cold, indifferent look, not as if she were seeing her own mother but an enemy, pulling the curtains shut as Wang Chunmei struggled to breathe.

It was at this moment Shen Moli came in through the door.

From her lofty stance, she looked down at Wang Chunmei, who was lying on the ground with her eyes rolling back, and her lips curled up, “Interested in forming an alliance with me?”

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Upon returning to Jingzhou, Lu Xining could hardly wait to get home.

“Nuonuo, Mommy’s home~”

Having not seen her daughter for over a week, she missed her dearly, yet she saw no sign of Nuonuo running out.

Lu Xining called Jing Zheng, only to hear his breakdown on the other end.

“Sis, oh my dear sister, you’re finally back. Hurry to the police station. Our Little Dumpling has made someone cry, and I’m trying to mediate.”

Hmm? Lu Nuonuo made someone cry?

Lu Xining initially thought Little Dumpling had made a younger child cry. She rushed to the police station, only to find the one crying was Shen Jibai.

A boy five or six years older than Lu Nuonuo.

Seeing Lu Xining, Lu Nuonuo’s eyes lit up, and she dashed into her mother’s arms with joyful steps.

“Mom, mom—”

Lu Xining hurriedly hugged her and discovered that both of her sons were here as well.

Ji Chao and Ji Ze both looked somewhat embarrassed and shy, their faces displaying bruises.

On the other side, Shen Jibai saw her and immediately sat up straight.

She learned from Jing Zheng the cause and events leading up to this moment. Today, on the weekend, her two sons had come to visit Lu Nuonuo to play, and he had taken the three kids to the amusement park. When he went to buy ice cream for the children at the counter, he came back to find Ji Ze and Shen Jibai fighting.

Shen Jibai, taller than Ji Ze, took advantage of his height and threw a punch at Ji Ze’s face.

Ji Chao had been mistakenly injured in the process of trying to break them up.

After all, he was just a child and couldn’t stop the determined Ji Ze and Shen Jibai.

Lu Nuonuo stood beside them, glaring angrily at Shen Jibai. Jing Zheng first pulled Ji Chao aside, asking him to look after Little Dumpling.

He then went to break up the fighters, finally managing to separate them. He was checking the injuries on Ji Ze’s face.

Suddenly, turning his head, what a scene!

Lu Nuonuo directly charged at Shen Jibai and started beating him, while yelling, “Don’t you bully my brother!”

She hadn’t had her nails cut recently and actually scratched red streaks on his face.

Ji Chao and Ji Ze were stunned.

They never knew their little sister, so young, was so strong in combat.

Shen Jibai did not retaliate at all, just allowing Little Dumpling to hit him, he even knelt down.

Honestly, if he hadn’t knelt down, given Lu Nuonuo’s height, she wouldn’t have been able to reach his face.

Once Jing Zheng took the injured kids to the medical office and treated their wounds, Shen Jibai’s mom arrived in disheveled clothing, saw her son’s injuries, and immediately called the police, insisting that the other parent must come and resolve the issue.

Jing Zheng could see a certain excitement in the woman’s eyes when she learned that the children’s parent was on the way.

Hearing that the person had arrived, she hastily got up. However, seeing that it was Lu Xining, she immediately turned cold and headed back to the mediation room.

Everyone was a cunning fox, Jing Zheng immediately understood the cause and events.

She thought Ji Chao and Ji Ze’s father was coming, ready to demand compensation from Ji Muye?

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Lu Xining kissed her daughter’s cheek, holding her, she then walked over to Ji Chao and Ji Ze and before she could speak to them, familiar footsteps sounded from behind.

She turned around, her pupils shrinking, the arrival was Ji Muye.

But he was wearing the same black trench coat that she had seen on him yesterday.

A man like Ji Muye would never wear the same outfit two days in a row, unless compelled by irresistible forces, even if they are identical.

Could it be that the bunch of daisies really was…

Ji Muye first walked up to Ji Chao and Ji Ze, knelt down, and hugged them, gently patting their backs.

“Sorry, Dad is late.”

“Can you tell Dad what caused the fight?”

Having had the experience of making Ji Chao cry at the Lile Garden Resort and being scolded by Lu Xining in the past, he had learned to actively ask his children for the reason rather than immediately blaming their behavior.

Ji Chao looked down, and Ji Ze remained silent.

Little Dumpling looked at her brothers with red eyes, anxious about why they weren’t speaking.

Nevermind, she was young, she would handle it!