Chapter 6 — To Nhuoc

"I have a thousand ways to kill your cripple!" When I turned around and left. Behind him came his scream: "To Nhuoc..." "You will regret it!" You will regret it! Knowing this early is so refreshing... I should have killed him in my previous life! … The story of me kicking Tieu Can Nien, that very night, reached my father's ears. Early the next morning, as soon as I entered the lobby, I saw my sister sitting there with red eyes. As soon as she saw me, she immediately rushed over. "A Nhuoc, why did you kick him?" "Now he won't let me see Lien Sinh anymore..." I pulled my hand from her hand. "Because he's a coward." She was stunned, as if she no longer recognized me, stammering: "A Nhuoc, you... you never talked like that before." Big brother slammed the table and stood up. "Insolent!" I curled my lips and smiled coldly. "And There's something more impertinent." "Do you want to see, big brother?" He was stunned and unconsciously asked: "What's going on?" Before the words were finished, an errand boy ran in in a panic. "Big brother, it's not good!" "There are rumors outside..." "Say you forced the second lady to break up, criticized the Tieu family as a businessman, looked down on people, lived life apart as a family of three." "Still saying..." He secretly glanced at me, his voice low. "He also said that you want to compensate the third young lady for the Tieu family..." "Just because she is the second child." Big brother's face immediately turned black as ink. He raised his hand to slap me. I didn't dodge or dodge, just raised my eyes and looked straight at him. "Big brother." "If you kick him down..." "I'm not sure what else I'll do." His hand stopped in mid-air, shaking like fallen leaves in the autumn wind. Finally, he waved his sleeve vigorously and turned around and strode away. Sister panicked, stepped forward and pulled my hand. "A Nhuoc, how could you do such a thing?" "If the words spread out there, what should the Marquis say?" I looked at her in confusion. "What did you do?" "Aren't you helping me and Lien Sinh reunite?" She stood there, uneasy to the point of panic. Tears welled up in my eyes again. "Big brother and father also only want the best for you." "Tieu Can Nien is just a crippled businessman." "Later... in the future, if people know that the younger sister of the Minister's Palace married a businessman..." "Big brother and father also lost face..." I suddenly felt extremely tired. "Sister." "Do you need me to remind you?" "You've already been married." "That's the truth." "You feel embarrassed." embarrassed." "So when we got married..." "Why didn't you refuse?" Her face immediately turned red with embarrassment. ... For the next few days, every day, my sister came to the Tieu family to beg to see me. But Tieu Can Nien was determined not to let her enter the door. Every time she returned, her eyes were red and swollen. Finally, my father could no longer sit still. He called me over and threatened: "A Nhuoc." "If you don't help Nguyet Thuc..." "Then you don't need to leave your aunt's tablet in this house anymore." I coldly said: "Father." "Only useless men threaten women." He angrily slammed the table. "Are you going or not?" "Go." I went to the backyard to borrow a bucket of manure, picked it up and walked out the door. Along the way, passersby turned to look. I walked straight to Tieu family's gate without changing expression. Seeing the door closed tightly. I raised my hand, scooped a ladle and threw it straight at it. Yellow water splashed onto the red-painted gate, flowing inside along the crack of the door. People watching immediately gathered. People pointed and talked. The person covered his nose. There were also people who applauded and praised it. The doorman quickly ran to open the gate. Before I could ask what happened, I threw a bucket from head to toe. "Sorry." "Get away." He was so scared that he vomited, screamed and ran away. We just went straight in. From the big gate to the front yard. From the front room to the hallway. The Tieu family's servants were stunned by this situation. Guy

avoid, runner. The crowd following behind me grew larger and larger. The sound of gossip echoed. "Who is this person? Why did he come to the door to throw feces?" "It seems to be the third young lady of the Minister's Palace. I heard that her older sister wanted to separate, but her big brother wanted to put her there as his next of kin, she refused." "That's truly an example for us to follow!" She was pouring enthusiastically. I don't know where my sister rushed out, grabbed my arm, both in a hurry and in panic: "A Nhuoc, don't be like that!" "Don't be like that..." I pushed her away. "Get away, lest you shoot on her." Tieu Can Nien finally pushed the wheelchair out. Green face. The anger in my eyes was suppressed. "To Nhuoc." "You're brave!" I carried the bucket of manure and stood in the middle of the stinky yard, looking left and right. "Where is Lien Sinh?" He gritted his teeth. "If you tell him to come out, what should he do?"... I don't bother to talk nonsense with him. Raise your hand to scoop a ladle. It just hit him right on the head. Golden water flowed down his forehead, dripping on his shirt. A series of sounds of cold air were heard around. "Call it here." I scooped up another ladle. He glared at me. The two eyes looked like they were about to bulge out. But I didn't dare open my mouth. Afraid that as soon as I opened my mouth I would be poured straight in. "Call!" "It!" "Out!" I just raised the third ladle. Finally, he couldn't stand it anymore, hoarsely screaming at the nanny behind him: "Go call Lien Sinh!" "Eee!" The nanny almost crawled and ran away. The older sister was next to her, waving her arms back and forth like a crab, both impatient and frantic: "A Nhuoc, how could you do that?" I didn't turn my head. "Didn't you want to see your child but he didn't let you?" "Don't do that..." When Lien Sinh was carried out. The older sister immediately rushed forward and hugged him, crying until her whole body trembled. I threw the bucket down. Under the attentive gaze of the whole yard watching the fun, I proudly left.