Liu Wenbin frowned.
Jiang Jinghan looked at him steadily: "I don’t want to live with your parents. Can you take back and rent a house in town, or apply for a teacher’s dormitory?"
Originally, they had the opportunity to apply for the teacher’s dormitory, but the Liu Family said that the house was close to the school and it took just over ten minutes by bike, so there was no need to live there.
Liu Wenbin clearly did not want to leave ho, so she gave up and moved into the Liu Family ho.
She just wanted to see if Liu Wenbin would agree with her just once.
"Little Han, you’re being unreasonable again. We’re living comfortably at ho, why squeeze into a cramped teacher’s dormitory? What’s the point? Can you really not tolerate my mom?"
After saying so much, Liu Wenbin was also a bit angry.
He felt Jiang Jinghan was throwing a tantrum, probably holding a grudge because his mom didn’t take her to the hospital.
This wasn’t actually his mom’s fault; it was just a judgnt error. There’s no way his mom wouldn’t wish well for Jiang Jinghan.
Why can’t the family just sit and talk things out nicely? Does it have to escalate like this? What’s beco of her?
"You go ahead, I won’t be going back." Jiang Jinghan glanced at Qiann Yan standing beside her upright, feeling full of courage. She didn’t like living with the Liu Family, and didn’t like facing them.
She didn’t want to keep backing down when facing Luo Jianying.
Even after backing down, she didn’t gain any favor.
She didn’t want to face conflicts with Luo Jianying, with Liu Wenbin always saying, "It’s not easy for my mom to raise , be more accommodating, be more forgiving."
She no longer wanted to hear Liu Wenbin’s empty promises and sweet talk, coaxing while shirking responsibilities.
What was she getting out of such a life?
With a job that actually pays well, she couldn’t even control her own money.
Was she born just to work hard for their family?
Her mom’s words reminded her, she didn’t even rember how long it’s been since she bought herself decent clothes.
Looking at her shoes, and the wide and outdated clothes she was wearing, she felt even more wronged.
In the past, before pregnancy and weight gain, she could rely on her style and figure to carry the outdated clothes. Today, she inadvertently looked in the mirror and couldn’t even tell her real age.
After enduring so much hardship, Liu Wenbin didn’t see it at all, and even said she was being unreasonable.
What was she going back there for?
For the Liu Family to keep grinding her down? For Liu Wenbin’s hollow words? To be an outsider forever at the Liu Family? To never control her own finances?
No, she didn’t want to go back to that place anymore.
"Mom, can I always stay here?" Even though she knew the answer in her heart, Jiang Jinghan still asked expectantly while looking at Qiann Yan.
Qiann Yan: "Of course, no one can make you leave."
Liu Wenbin still wanted to say sothing but was grabbed by Qiann Yan by the collar, and amid his struggle, was thrown out of the Liu Family’s door.
Coincidentally, so passersby saw it and looked at Qiann Yan in horror.
Qiann Yan explained indifferently to them: "Just throwing out so trash."
Passerby: "..."
Liu Wenbin was thrown and landed sitting on the ground and upon hearing Qiann Yan say that, he angrily slapped the floor. He got up from the ground, looked at Qiann Yan with hatred, but ultimately didn’t dare to do anything to her.
He didn’t want to argue with a rural, coarse shrew.
"Jiang Jinghan, don’t regret it!"
Liu Wenbin, driven by anger, left this harsh comnt without looking back and walked away.
Several passerby looked at each other, wanting to ask Qiann Yan what was going on, but seeing her fierce deanor, they were sowhat intimidated.
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