Chapter 1522: Chapter 1522: Sared with Filth
“Who would send your son to his death? He’s my husband!” Shang Siling was furious. She didn’t expect her mother-in-law to say such a thing in public, as if she were intentionally trying to kill her own husband.
In her opinion, her mother-in-law wasn’t really concerned about her husband. During this ti, she made excuses about picking up and taking care of their child but barely ca to the hospital. Shang Siling knew that her mother-in-law, Zhou Ruoxue, called her younger son, Xiao Shupeng, every day to cry and complain. It seed like if Xiao Shugang really wasn’t going to make it, she wanted to quickly move to her younger son’s place to continue her retirent.
Suspicions arising between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law over small matters are common, especially when they’re not related by blood. Zhou Ruoxue not only refused to admit her daughter-in-law’s accusations but also suspected that she planned to abandon her big son and run away. Everyone, including her doctor sister and brother-in-law, told her that her big son was destined to live like a cripple. Being a cripple wasn’t a problem; as a mother, she could continue taking care of him, as long as he was alive.
She contacted her younger son in advance, precisely fearing that after her daughter-in-law ran away, there would be no one to take care of her big son, hoping her younger son could take care of his big brother in the future.
For this reason, Zhou Ruoxue definitely believed more in what her sister said, looking coldly at Xie Wanying: if it weren’t for Xie Wanying, her son wouldn’t have to risk his life going to the Capital.
Zhou Ruoi told her sister over the phone that dical students were full of passion but were actually knowledgeable fools who loved using patients as guinea pigs to practice on. She warned her not to think that a child from a relative’s family could be relied upon. She heard that Xie Wanying hadn’t returned ho once in four years, suggesting she had no emotional ties with family or friends.
Catching her great-aunt’s look, Xie Wanying guessed her little aunt had defad her once again.
Using the lack of information inside and outside the industry to falsely accuse others truly expanded Xie Wanying’s understanding of her little aunt.
The most lantable part was that ordinary people not being insiders lacked access to true information, allowing Zhou Ruoi to do such things smoothly and without risk.
Perhaps she should be grateful that before her rebirth, her choice of the testing departnt never crossed her second aunt’s path, or else her second aunt would have targeted her long ago.
Zhou Ruoxue had no close relatives or friends besides her sister and brother-in-law who were doctors. In dical matters, she could only choose to believe her sister’s family’s opinions.
“Yingying, co down.” Zhou Ruoxue gruffly ordered Xie Wanying, preparing to teach her niece Sun Rongfang’s daughter a lesson.
“Mom.” Shang Siling stopped Xie Wanying from getting out of the car and said to her mother-in-law, “I know who told you bad things about Yingying.”
“No one said bad things about Yingying.” Zhou Ruoxue responded in a low voice, feeling a bit guilty.
Shang Siling’s mother-in-law’s deanor confird she was right, making her so angry her lips turned purple: “How many days has it been since Ding Wenze visited his cousin? He cos here today to gossip, not helping at all, only cursing my husband to be a cripple. Mom, you actually believe people like him?!”
Her daughter-in-law’s complaint was like a bucket of cold water poured over Zhou Ruoxue’s head: “That—seems impossible—”
“How is that impossible? Their family knew from the start that my husband would end up like this. That’s why when we initially asked them for help, they kept making excuses that Ding Wenze was unavailable. When my husband was nearly dying, they claid they had no ti. When he was about to go get treatnt, they suddenly had ti, called to complain to you, and why would they do that with good intentions?”
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