When Mu Dalang said this, his expression was resolute.
This time he had made up his mind; it's okay to bully him, but not Bita.
"Then, big cousin, you should go and ask grandpa about the matter. When Fengzi returns, you can get an ox cart, lay it with hay and quilts, and we can transport Sister-in-law Bita back.
Once she's home, she might feel more comfortable," Mu Shuangshuang said.
Mu Dalang listened to Mu Shuangshuang's words, hesitated for a moment, before speaking: "Shuangshuang, I want Bita to stay in your room.
My grandma did such excessive things, and even though Bita doesn't say anything, I know she's scared.
Once she's able to walk around again, I'll take her to Tie Dao Village, where our family won't be able to bully her anymore."
A snake bite once, and you're afraid of ropes for ten years.
The loss this time was really too great for Mu Dalang, and he couldn't imagine how things would have turned out today if it weren't for Shuangshuang.
