Gu Honglian was yanked into a daze, squatting on the ground, crying with her hands covering her head.
Tong Hua Qiong felt heartbroken for her daughter, pitied her so much that she couldn't bring herself to hit her grandson Gu Ruinian but didn't hesitate to hit her daughter-in-law.
A slap landed.
Mrs. Jia, who had always maintained her reputation in the village, couldn't endure being slapped by her mother-in-law and wanted to hang herself with a rope, but was stopped by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wei.
The villagers switched from being onlookers to peacemakers.
Mr. Gu shouted a few times to no avail, and Mrs. Gu blamed him for it.
In front of everyone, she said it was all Mr. Gu's fault for agreeing to let Mrs. Jia take Gu Honglian's satin; otherwise, nothing would have happened.
Triggered by Mrs. Gu's words, Mr. Gu fainted straight away.
Everyone panicked.
Gu Taohua, who was there to join in the fun, tossed aside her sunflower seeds and pinched Mr. Gu's philtrum.
