Lyu Juncheng returned home feeling restless, and seeing the dirty and messy yard, he snapped, "Yao Hui, canât you just tidy up the house for once? Can anyone even live in this place?"
Yao Hui, who was lying like a corpse in the house, didnât even pay him any attention and continued to read the picture book that Lyu Xiangyang had found from somewhere.
Lyu Juncheng thought she wasnât home, so he bit his tongue, fearing that the neighbors might come knocking again.
It was only when he went inside that he saw Yao Hui lying in bed, and his anger flared up: "Are you deaf? Didnât you hear what I just said?"
Yao Hui didnât even give him a glance: "Itâs not just my house. Are your hands or feet broken? If you think itâs dirty, then clean it up yourself. Youâre not blind, look at the Tian Family next door, see how diligent they are."
Her words left Lyu Juncheng wanting to hit her: "Why donât you learn from Sister Tian, sheâs so capable both inside and outside the house, takes good care of the kids, and deserves to be loved by her man, unlike you."
Yao Hui was furious at this, throwing the picture book aside: "Why should I take care of someone whoâs harmed me? How dare you say those things?"
Lyu Juncheng also lost his temper: "I havenât even held you accountable for being worthless, and now youâre acting up?
I think Xiangyang was right that day, that bastard shouldnât have been born. You have the nerve to bring that bastard up, do you? Keep acting half-dead like this, and get the hell out of here as soon as possible."
With a âhowlâ, Yao Hui jumped up from the bed and started attacking Lyu Juncheng: "You bastard, youâve ruined my life and now want to kick me out? Not a chance."
Lyu Juncheng wasnât prepared, and Yao Hui scratched him, making him wince in pain and slap her in return. The already filthy room became even messier.
The neighbors on both sides were used to the chaos by now and didnât bother to intervene.
Someone just happened to walk over to the Tian Familyâs yard: "Sister Tian, those two are at it again. What are they thinking?"
Sister Tian was in the yard sunning some bedding: "What are they thinking? If theyâre unhappy, they just fight. Theyâre never sincere about living together anyway."
The newcomer glanced at Lyu Junchengâs yard: "Donât you think those two could at least tidy up a bit? Arenât they afraid of tripping and hurting themselves if they come out at night?"
Sister Tian looked over at their yard too: "They brought this on themselves, itâs their own doing. Who can they blame?"
Just then, someone else came over: "Hey, hey, hey, big news!"
The two people chatting in the yard looked over simultaneously, and Sister Tian smiled and asked her, "Whatâs the big news thatâs got you so excited?"
The newcomer looked towards Lyu Junchengâs yard: "Is anyone home over there?"
Sister Tian asked, puzzled, "Why are you asking?"
The newcomer said mysteriously, "Itâs naturally related to their family."
The person from before urged, "Hurry up and tell us, what happened?"
The newcomer wasnât one to keep secrets, and she lowered her voice: "Guess who I ran into just now?"
Sister Tian and the woman she had been talking to exchanged a look and asked at the same time, "Who did you run into?"
Sister Tian placed the bedding on the line: "Stop teasing, just tell us."
The newcomer said, "Director He from the Security Department came back, and with him is the woman who divorced Lyu Juncheng."
Sister Tian was the first to react: "You mean Xinyan is back?"