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Rebirth of the Abandoned Woman: G.o.dly Doctor TaiziFei Chapter 6 If She Doesn't Want Face, She is Invincible [2], Part 2
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Fourth Aunt Liu knew she wouldn't be able to takethe basket of vegetables away for free today. But could she spend one silver tobuy her family's groceries? She would rather go and pick vegetables from herown house than spend one silver to buy a basket of vegetables back.
She grumbled and poured out all the vegetables fromthe basket. She shouted, "Don't use these vegetables to take this woman'smoney. This woman won't fall for it! Huh!"
Aunt Zhang immediately rolled up her sleeves andscolded, "You darned woman needs a beating. No one is scared of you. I'm notafraid. Come out and see how I deal with you."
Fourth Aunt Liu also had a fiery temper. Although sheknew she wasn't the coa.r.s.e Aunt Zhang's opponent, but the other side wasclamoring to fight. How could she not respond? She flung her shoulder pole tothe ground and said angrily, "Liu Cui, you are bullying this woman up to herhead. This woman will fight with her life today."
Seeing a violent battle was about to start, thevillagers who were there to watch the liveliness circled them. Some tried tomake peace and some fanned the flames, being partial to either side.
YuanQiu didn't want her vegetables to be ruined invain. She turned to the Fourth Aunt Liu who was trying to leave, "Fourth AuntLiu, these vegetables were originally growing well on the ground. Now youpicked them all from the ground. You can't say you don't want them. If you'rereasonable, give me one silver. If you're unreasonable, I will invite thevillage chief and neighborhood chief to judge who has the logic here."
Fourth Aunt Liu's arrogance was halted. Inviting theneighborhood chief was fine. She could be thick-skinned. But the village chiefwas her going to be her future in-law. Whether he helped her or not, this wasnot something to be proud of. In the future, in front of his in-laws, her sonwould lose some face. This was not good.
But to take out one silver was more painful thancutting off her flesh. She turned her eyes and pointed to the vegetables behindher, "Even if I have to give you money, let everyone judge. Is this pile ofdamaged vegetables worth one silver?"
