Reborn into the 70: Turning Adversity into Her Dazzling Path Chapter 215: Scram

"Although that’s what you say, second brother, we haven’t taken a single grain from the family all these years. If it weren’t for being really left with no choice this ti, I wouldn’t have co back to find you." Gu Chunli was tempted but also knew what kind of person his sister-in-law was.

The idea was to ask for as much grain as possible.

Originally, when the family split, he didn’t take it seriously. After all, he hadn’t returned ho much over the years, and whether the family split or not didn’t really matter to him.

However, his wife Liu Xiufeng sohow heard that his second brother actually bought a house in the city for his sister-in-law’s family.

Poor them, still squeezed into a small shared apartnt, such a tiny place that at night, he had to consider the son sleeping beside them and the mother-in-law next door when he wanted to be intimate with his wife.

This ti, Liu Xiufeng lost her temper, "The second brother can buy a house for the sister-in-law, why can’t he buy one for us? He should treat us equally."

Originally, Liu Xiufeng encouraged Gu Chunli to talk about buying a house, but he just couldn’t bring himself to say it.

For so many years, he had taken over his father’s job, and apart from returning for New Year’s celebrations, he never gave the elders any money, much less took care of his father on the bed.

Gu Chunli thought, maybe he could manage by borrowing so grain without ntioning the house.

But this second brother suddenly claid poverty, which gave Gu Chunli a different perspective on Gu Chunhai.

"Besides, second brother, you make so much money; you often don’t eat at ho, supporting Lingling is more than enough." Gu Chunli said.

Just as he finished speaking, there was a crash.

Old Sir Gu had thrown a bowl from the bedside.

Gu Chunli was startled; if he hadn’t dodged quickly, the old man might have hit him in the face.

"Dad," Gu Chunli shouted.

"Get out, get out for ." Old Sir Gu, lying on the bed, couldn’t take it any longer, "I don’t eat? I don’t need dicine, huh?"

"Ungrateful beast, I gave you work, and even a dog knows how to wag its tail for its owner."

"You have the audacity to say you haven’t taken a grain from the family all these years; why don’t you think about how often you’ve visited ho over the years? I gave you my job, you never brought a di to the family?"

"So what if your second brother makes more money? That’s all hard-earned; isn’t enough to support the whole family? And even you, this beast, want to bleed him dry, huh?"

"Get out, I don’t have an ungrateful son like you anymore."

Old Sir Gu coughed and cursed at the sa ti. If his legs were better, he probably would have gotten up to deal with this heartless person.

"Dad, please... don’t be angry," Gu Chunli said softly, "Since I was young you’ve always favored the second brother, finding him a ntor, getting him a job. What do I have? Just took over your position, didn’t I?"

Does it need to be such an unyielding grudge?

"Get out." Gu Chunhai, who hadn’t spoken, said with a stern face.

What favoritism? If there was any, Old Sir Gu truly favored Gu Chunli. When did he ever make him do heavy work at ho? Without a wife, he would sleep in every day.

Old Sir Gu’s leg was bad, but the work replacent opportunity should have been shared among siblings, yet it was left to him, and even then, he was given a relatively easier job.

It’s one thing to forget his father after marriage, but this ungrateful person, yet not satisfied.

Gu Chunhai couldn’t stand watching any more.

"Second brother, what goes around cos around, don’t be so ruthless with things." Gu Chunli snapped, losing the little guilt he had before, called to his son, "Zhou Zhu, where did you run off to?"

"Dad, you’re getting the grain so soon?" Gu Zhouzhu ran out from Gu Lingling’s room and asked.

"What grain? We’re going ho." Gu Chunli yelled angrily.