CHAPTER 141: CHAPTER 139: RETORT_3

As Jiang Xin spoke halfway, her tone paused.

Taking a deep breath, truth be told, she was quite tired today after being outside all day. After all, she had a lot of things to handle, and her brain was already overwhelmed.

Jiang Xin originally thought of taking a good rest once she returned to the Fu Family.

But who would have thought that upon pushing open the door, she would encounter such a frustrating situation.

Now, the resentment in her heart had grown quite large.

Who knew she would have to walk back to town to report to the police, after already walking from town to the village. It truly was too exhausting.

Jiang Xin thought, if there was a pedometer, the steps she took today would probably exceed fifteen thousand.

Now, standing in the main room, she felt as if her legs were about to break.

All this mess was caused by Mrs. Fu alone.

Even now, she still wants to say so much nonsense in front of everyone and take advantage of the crowd to criticize me. Does she think I look like someone who only takes insults?

Of course not!

After taking a deep breath, Jiang Xin began to speak plainly to Mrs. Fu without expression.

Actually, to use the word ’plainly’ might be a bit of an understatement.

Jiang Xin, extremely impatient, basically shouted what she had to say:

"Please, I know you never liked me, but is this the time for you to talk about family issues?"

"Complaints need the right setting, don’t waste the police officers’ time here."

"I usually don’t bother with you, but I advise you not to push it. Right now, we’re discussing the issue of a thief."

"The house was robbed, what’s it got to do with me? Don’t drag everything onto me!"

"I’m not an idiot, I’m just being factual here. The one who lost things is me, and I’m more upset than anyone, not you who suffered a financial loss!"

"Those few dresses of mine still had their tags on. My parents bought them for me before going out of the province for business, spending over six hundred bucks. That’s no small amount, I certainly have to pursue this to the end."

"It’s one thing to call me a jinx, but when a thief targets this house, how is that my fault? Do you take me for a pushover?"

"Also, the fact that you two aren’t as close as before doesn’t have anything to do with me, right?"

"Instead of blaming others, maybe think about any mistakes you made that could have caused your partner to get fed up."

"And then there’s your son, leaving his bride on their wedding night to go out to sea."

"He went out to earn money and support you, what does that have to do with me? Isn’t it to provide for you?"

"If someone can leave their bride on the wedding night, it’s clear they’re not reliable and have no sense of responsibility!"

"Anyone with a bit of sense wouldn’t abandon their bride on such an important day."

"But you, always going on about your precious son, to me, he’s nothing but garbage. I wouldn’t want him even if given for free. When he gets back, we’re getting a divorce!"

As Jiang Xin thought of the original owner’s death, she felt a huge resentment towards this family.

Otherwise, she wouldn’t have traveled back to this time for no reason.

She recalled the photos she developed at the studio and hoped to speed things up, to leave this toxic household as soon as possible.

Right now, everything is ready except for the eastern wind.

Once Fu Yu is back, they’ll head to the civil affairs bureau for a divorce.

By then, they’ll go their separate ways and never meet again in this lifetime.

She certainly had no expectations for her husband whom she’d never met, only a lot of resentment.

Thinking about it made her feel sick to her stomach.

After all, with Mrs. Fu being the way she is, it was predictable what kind of son she would raise.

As soon as Jiang Xin finished speaking, the room fell eerily silent.

The villagers came with the intention of watching the drama, but after hearing Jiang Xin’s words, they were immediately stunned.

No one expected that this young girl, at her age, would be so fierce.

Anyway, Mrs. Fu was still her mother-in-law.