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Chapter 1076: Chapter 1076: Resolution
Su Yuanyuan looked at Hu Chunhua and hurried over to console her. At her age, she couldn’t afford to get upset.
"Aunt, don’t be angry, it’s nothing."
Yu Xiuqin also hurried to calm her; she was scared too.
Hu Chunhua stared sternly at Yang Xue, but she spoke to her daughter-in-law, "Xiaoqin, go call Zhiqiang and your father back immediately."
Yu Xiuqin swiftly ran out without even putting on a coat.
Su Yuanyuan saw that this wasn’t working. Yang Xue’s two children were huddled in a corner, looking scared. These were kids over ten; why were they so timid?
"Aunt, don’t be angry anymore, this matter also needs to be resolved.
Sis, have you thought it through? Really not going on? Look at your two kids, I remember when you three siblings were young you weren’t like this. Are you really willing to see your children like this?
Being a mom like this is really too much of a failure, right?"
Yang Xue teared up again. "I was wrong, I was wrong."
"Alright, stop crying. What’s the use of crying? Think it through. When Big Brother and Uncle come back, you need to have a plan. You’re not completely foolish; you know enough to come home when there’s trouble.
Su Yuanyuan really disdained people like this. Everyone has difficulties, but if you can’t stand up yourself, what’s the use?
Yang Xue vigorously wiped her tears. "Mom, I can’t go on, I have a job, I can take care of my children."
Sun Chengmin anxiously turned around in circles on the floor. He knew his in-laws were tough. The even tougher ones were here now.
"Xue, I was wrong, didn’t we agree to split the household this year? You’ll live with the children in the city, and I’ll farm here. When I’m free, I’ll visit you in the city. Didn’t I just have a spat with them?"
Yang Xue kept her head down, thinking about all these years. She and Sun Chengmin had lived a loving life together.
He had been attentive to her and their kids.
This incident really upset her. Before, she had no confidence, but now that she worked in the city and met many people, she gained confidence.
Su Yuanyuan looked at Yang Xue and sighed in her heart, but life was something people had to live themselves. It was up to them to decide.
Hu Chunhua also saw her daughter’s softening stance. She didn’t wish for her daughter to divorce and live alone with her children. That kind of life was too hard.
At this moment, Tan Shaoting entered, with three children following behind.
Seeing his wife sitting steadily on the kang, he felt relieved.
"Mom."
"Qi Yan, Qi Hong, Qi Wen, this is your Aunt Yang Xue."
The three children smiled and greeted her.
Yang Xue managed a smile too. Looking at other people’s kids and then thinking of her own son and daughter, Yang Xue felt she was too weak.
"It’s okay, why don’t you all take the younger siblings outside to play? Shubao and Xiao Fei should be back soon, right?"
"Okay." The three of them knew their mom didn’t want them to know about this.
Su Yuanyuan smiled at the two children on the kang, "Jian Jun, Cai Xia, why don’t you go outside and play with your siblings? This is an adult matter. But if you have any thoughts, you can share them with your parents.
I hope you two bravely share your thoughts. Your parents will also consider what you think."
Cai Xia looked at her smiling aunt and said, "Aunt, I don’t want to live at home anymore. My grandma scolds me all day. I always get the least food in the house and still have to do chores all the time. All the nice things you give us are taken by them."
Su Yuanyuan nodded with a smile, "Okay, your mom heard you, Cai Xia.
You must remember, if you want to give your things, give them. If you don’t want to, and someone tries to take them, even if you know you can’t win, you should fight for them."
She looked at the meek girl and sighed. A girl shouldn’t have such a passive temperament, or she’ll suffer in the future.
Cai Xia nodded but was still very timid. But that’s normal. The child has grown up like this, and it can’t change overnight.
After hearing his sister, Jian Jun also looked up, "I’ll follow my mom. Eventually, I’ll live with my mom too."
"Okay, we all understand your thoughts now."
Before Su Yuanyuan could finish, Yang Minggang and Yang Zhiqiang hurriedly came in.
Hu Chunhua looked at her eldest daughter-in-law, "Xiaoqin, get on the kang, it’s cold, isn’t it?"
"Mom, I’m not cold." Saying this, she took off her shoes and got on the kang.
Yang Xue teared up as she looked at her two kids, "Jian Jun, Cai Xia, why don’t you go outside and play with your siblings?"
The two obediently got off the kang. There were too many people inside the house.
Yang Minggang sighed when he saw his daughter’s state. Yang Zhiqiang moved some benches from outside and handed one to Tan Shaoting.
The kids went outside. Now the room was full of adults.
Hu Chunhua didn’t even glance at her son-in-law standing on the floor; she kept her eyes on her daughter, "Have you thought it through? Tell us now."
Yang Xue looked up at her mom, "Mom, I want to split the household."
"I told you last time, if you didn’t listen then, from now on, we won’t care anymore."
"Mom," Yang Xue was anxious. Back then, Sun Chengmin told her they’d live together for a few years, and her in-laws agreed, but now they went back on their words.
Hu Chunhua’s expression was firm. "Just tell me, will you still be soft-hearted?"
"Mom, I definitely won’t be. Never again."
"This is your last chance, will you live with him or not?"
Yang Xue nodded, "Mom, Chengmin is good to me and the kids."
"Okay, that’s your decision, I understand.
Husband, go to the community team and borrow a car, we’re going to Sun Family Village."
Yang Minggang went out dutifully, feeling pained seeing his daughter suffer at her in-laws.
As a man, he understood the struggles of a man caught between his parents and siblings on one side, and his wife and children on the other.
"Uncle, let’s drive, it’s too cold," Tan Shaoting held onto Yang Minggang.
"Xiao Tan, there isn’t enough room in the car, it’d be better if I go by cart."
Hu Chunhua looked at Su Yuanyuan, "Yuanyuan, you go with us."
"Alright, Aunt, I’ll go with you and let my sister-in-law stay home to watch the kids."
Sun Chengmin dared not say anything now. He knew his in-laws had authority, particularly his mother-in-law.
But he truly felt helpless too. His parents at home didn’t give him a choice either.
Back then, they told him his younger brothers were still small, and as the eldest, he needed to help them settle down.
All these years, the three brothers had established their own homes. So why were they still mingling together?
He knew they were all envious of her job, but how could this be something others could covet? Why couldn’t they understand?