Mrs. Lin stumbled back, sitting at the door crying out, claiming that if Qin Wan returned to her family home just like that, she would hang herself at the door.
Qin Wan: "..."
The biting dog doesn't bark; the most difficult woman to deal with, even more than Lady Zhao and the Sixth Lady Gu, turned out to be this constantly sobbing Old Lady Lin.
Suddenly enlightened, Qin Wan felt increasingly annoyed.
In the East Suburb, ten households form one section, ten sections a commune; the noise between Lin Junren's wife and mother-in-law had already alarmed the village chief and commune chief who came to mediate.
Qin Wan, seeing Mrs. Lin cry, followed suit, crying incessantly, causing headache for both the village chief and the commune chief.
After all, this was Lin Junren's family, different from ordinary families.
One was a widow who raised a scholar, the other a daughter-in-law with a strong natal family.
