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Reborn Grandma Who Sprinkles Manure: Book 1
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The pungent smell of feces invaded my nostrils, and I jolted awake.
Sunlight streamed into the dim room at an angle.
My grandmother's sharp curses mingled with my cousin's low, lewd laughter from outside the door.
I pinched my thigh, gasping at the pain—this was no dream.
Heaven had actually allowed me to be reborn; I had returned to the day my grandmother was reported by our neighbor, Aunt Wang.
Images from my past life flashed in my mind. I had knelt on the ground, desperately pleading with my grandmother not to spread rumors, only to be met with a barrage of insults.
She had locked me inside the house, leaving me at the mercy of that beast of a cousin who abused me.
I had fought with all my strength to escape, but could only watch helplessly as my dignity was torn to shreds.
In the end, disheartened, I had dragged my cousin down from the balcony with me, ending it all.
Now, as I opened my eyes again, I found myself back before it all happened.
I took a deep breath, suppressing the surging hatred and humiliation.
This time, I would not be the pitiful creature waiting to be slaughtered.
“Xiao Yu! Where have you been?!” My grandmother's sharp voice rang out.
I slowly got up, took out my phone, and placed it in the pocket of my chest, ensuring that the camera could capture everything in front of me before pushing open the door.
In the living room, my grandmother stood with her hands on her hips, cursing at someone outside. At her feet was a bucket emitting a foul stench that made one's eyes water.
My cousin leaned against the wall with a smirk on his face, a toothpick dangling from his mouth, his eyes filled with mockery.
Aunt Wang stood outside the door, her face flushed red: “It’s bad enough that your family spreads manure; can you at least not splash it under our window? The smell is unbearable!”
“What does spreading manure have to do with you?” my grandmother sneered. “You shameless harlot who steals other people's husbands—what right do you have to criticize? This house was probably obtained through your affairs as well!”
Aunt Wang trembled as if struck by lightning. "You... you’re slandering me! This house was legally purchased by my husband and me!"
"Pah!" Grandma spat, "Legally purchased? Are you trying to fool a ghost? If it weren't for your wealthy connections, could you live like this?"
"You've gone too far!" Aunt Wang shook with anger.
"Too far?" Grandma sneered coldly. "The one who's gone too far is you, shamelessly pointing fingers at my doorstep. What do you think you are?"
Neighbors began to gather around, drawn by the commotion. Some whispered among themselves, while others pointed and stared.
I clenched my fists, my nails digging deep into my palms.
The tragedy of my previous life had begun with this argument. Aunt Wang became the laughingstock of the neighborhood, and I, in an attempt to persuade Grandma to clarify the rumors, was scolded mercilessly and even faced humiliation from my cousin...
This time, I would not make the same mistake. "Xiao Yu, what are you standing there for? Hurry up and drive this troublemaker away!" Grandma turned to glare at me, her murky little eyes filled with disdain and impatience.
My cousin chimed in, "Exactly, Sister! People like her need to be taught a lesson."
"Xiao Yu! Are you deaf?!" Seeing me remain unmoved, Grandma stormed towards me in anger. "Useless Penny Pincher, still pretending to be dead!"
She raised her hand to slap me.
I quickly stepped back, my gaze icy. "If you lay a hand on me again, I will call the police."
Her words caught her off guard.
Perhaps she had never seen me like this before; she actually halted her movement, eyes wide in disbelief. "Oh really? Go ahead and report it! Let's see who the police believe!"
My cousin laughed derisively from the side. "Sister, when did you become so bold?"
I shot him a cold glance. In my previous life, he had shamelessly humiliated me and escaped all punishment under Grandma's protection. This time, he would not get away with it!
Outside, Aunt Wang seemed completely bewildered by the scolding.
She gritted her teeth, glanced at the extremely arrogant grandmother, then looked at me, who remained silent. Finally, she sighed and turned to leave.
Watching her dejected figure fade away, a wave of guilt surged within me, but I knew I had to endure this time.
"Did everyone see that?!" After Aunt Wang left, my grandmother immediately raised her voice to shout at the crowd of onlookers. "People like her are shameless! She was a mistress stealing someone else's husband, and now she comes to our home to cause trouble! I really don’t know where she gets the nerve!"
The neighbors whispered among themselves; some frowned, others shook their heads, but no one stepped forward to speak on Aunt Wang's behalf.
This is how rumors begin to spread. Once the seeds are sown, they quickly take root and blossom, dragging innocent people into the abyss.
"Xiao Yu, listen to me!" After closing the door, my grandmother turned her ire toward me. "From now on, mind your own business! Finish your chores; otherwise, don't expect dinner tonight!"
I responded lightly and turned back into the house, saving the video on my phone to the cloud and setting up multiple backups.
Outside, I heard my cousin's low chuckle. "Sister, you’re so obedient; it’s not like you at all."
Listening to his teasing words, I tightly gripped my phone but quickly relaxed my hold, burying all my emotions deep inside.
Soon enough, you will see what I have become.
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