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It’s not like her parents are both dead and she can’t take care of herself.
After saying this, Ye Fangfei stopped paying attention to Yi Xiaoli and her mother, pulling Hao Chunying into the house instead.
“Mom, the little moon is about to pee. Let’s go inside,” she said, not even glancing at Yi Xiaoli and her mother as she dragged Hao Chunying in.
Seeing the two of them enter, the neighbors followed suit.
Now only Yi Xiaoli and her mother were left standing outside.
“What do we do now?” Yi Xiaoli asked cautiously.
“What do we do? How should I know?” her mother replied, frustrated.
“If it really comes to it, we can just get a divorce. You can’t go back on what you promised,” Yi Xiaoli’s mother said.
“Mom, I’ve given a lot of money to the family these past few years. Shouldn’t that be enough for my brothers to get married? Or…” Yi Xiaoli spoke even more softly.
“Don’t even think about it; it’s impossible. Xiaoli, it’s not that I want your money. You know our family only has your dad working; your brothers are still in school. My health isn’t great either; I get sick and need medicine from time to time. If you don’t help out, we really can’t make ends meet. You wouldn’t want to see your parents and brothers go hungry, would you?”
“Don’t listen to your sister-in-law’s nonsense. How can you say your brothers can’t rely on you? Both of them are capable; they won’t forget you,” her mother continued to brainwash her.
“Alright, let’s wait and see. The Ye family doesn’t seem that well-off either. After the divorce, Ye Zijun will definitely regret it. You don’t need to be afraid; just wait for him to come begging you,” she concluded, taking the lead as she glanced back at Yi Xiaoli, who followed her mother inside.
Ye Fangfei pulled Hao Chunying into the house and closed the door but didn’t go further in; instead, she stood behind the door listening to the commotion outside.
Hearing Yi Xiaoli and her mother talking, Hao Chunying felt completely disheartened by Yi Xiaoli.
“This Yi Xiaoli is hopeless; it’s just a pity for Tingting,” Hao Chunying sighed.
Only then did Ye Fangfei remember that they had overlooked Tingting.
The noise outside was so loud that one couldn't help but wonder how Tingting would feel about it.
"Mom, let's go check on Tingting," Ye Fangfei said.
"Yes, yes, how could I forget about Tingting? It's all Yi Xiaoli's fault." Hao Chunying exclaimed as she hurried into the house.
Ye Fangfei followed her inside, holding the things she had bought for him.
"Tingting, look—"
Hao Chunying intended to say that his aunt and sister had come to see him, but before she could finish her sentence, she saw her grandson looking at her with tear-streaked cheeks.
"Grandma, does my mom not want me anymore?" Ye Ting's voice trembled with suppressed sobs.
Hao Chunying's heart ached at the sight. She quickly handed the little moonlight in her arms over to Ye Fangfei and rushed to Ye Ting, pulling him into her embrace to comfort him. "Tingting, be good. Don't cry."
"Tingting, look at what your aunt brought for you!" Ye Fangfei said, gently stroking Ye Ting's head.
"Auntie," Ye Ting called out obediently.
"Good boy. Does your arm still hurt?"
"It doesn't hurt anymore."
"Look at the cookies your aunt bought for you. They are shaped like little animals. Have a piece."
"Thank you, Auntie."
Ye Fangfei coaxed Ye Ting to eat the cookies.
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