Back To The 80s: President's Doted Wife novel Chapter 1729

Chapter 1729: Chapter 1730: Forsaken by All

Because she had a big quarrel with her son, Auntie didn’t sleep all night. When she heard Deng Weixia get up to go to work, she got up as well, hastily cooked something for herself and Gou Sheng. She couldn’t hold back her anger and wanted to go out to call her own sister, Mother Qi, and her daughter.

Now Deng Weixia had already been won over by that bitch Liu Wenjing, and even said no to his own mother. She needed to find an ally.

Auntie first called Mother Qi, and began to cry while speaking, scolding so loudly that even the owner of the small shop gave her a few looks.

On the other end of the phone, Mother Qi listened with a furrowed brow.

"You don’t know, he’s got such a slick tongue now. I’ve never seen him like this. I don’t know who taught him. He came back from your daughter-in-law’s place spouting a bunch of reasoning." Auntie said, already suspecting Cheng Su.

Mother Qi was no fool and immediately heard the implication in her words.

Just by listening, she could tell that the elder sister was being unreasonable. With things like this, why still mess with Liu Wenjing?

"Elder sister, Weixia is also right. You shouldn’t keep thinking about how things were with them in the past. They’ve already had a child, and what’s done is done. What else can happen? Everyone should just live peacefully together. You can definitely make life work." Mother Qi advised.

Auntie felt displeased: "Even you are siding with them?"

"I’m not siding with them; I’m just thinking from your perspective. You see, Weiqiu has already gotten married. What are you still worried about? Don’t you rely on them for your retirement? If you keep arguing like this and they really don’t care about you like Weixia said, what will you do then? Rely on Weiqiu? She has her own family too!" It was rare for Mother Qi to see things clearly.

"I know, you just can’t stand me. Clearly, it’s their fault."

Deng Weiqiu spoke while cautiously watching her mother’s face, and when she saw her expression darken, she didn’t dare continue.

"So you’ve married and don’t care about Mom anymore, right? You’re also siding with them, thinking I’m wrong, right?" Auntie said with a dark face.

"Mom, that’s not what I mean!"

"Don’t call me Mom. You’ve married off and are like water that’s been spilled. You don’t care if I live or die!" Hearing her daughter speak like this, Auntie felt a sense of betrayal, angrily pushing her: "Go, just go."

"Mom, look at you, always like this, Mom..." Deng Weiqiu was pushed out the door by her mother, and with a loud bang, the door closed, nearly hitting her nose. She called out a few times, but the door didn’t open, leaving her to walk away indignantly.