"I’ll have my son divorce and marry you!"
Hearing this, Chiang Qing laughed, feeling like she had just heard the world’s funniest joke, even tears seeped out.
Marry her!
How does this old woman’s brain work to say something like that, where does her confidence come from?
"It’s true, really, my son will listen to me, trust me, boo hoo hoo..." Mother Qi started crying, who did she provoke?
Chiang Qing walked up to her, sneering, "Old lady, if you had said this before, I would have been willing and happy to hear it, but now? It’s too late!"
If Mother Qi had said such things at the beginning, perhaps she would have been overjoyed, ecstatic even, but now? It’s too late!
"What do you want?" Having failed with one plan, Mother Qi could only cry helplessly.
"What do I want?" Chiang Qing smiled faintly, walked up to her, leaned in and whispered, "I want your grandson’s life, I want Qi Taiguo and Cheng Su to wish they were dead, let’s all go to hell together!"
Mother Qi’s crying stopped suddenly, she widened her eyes staring at her, what, want Xiao Qi’s life?
"You venomous woman! Bitch, what are you trying to do? Spit! A venomous woman with a heart of a snake and scorpion, you’ll die a horrible death!" Not thinking twice, Mother Qi hocked a phlegm from her throat and spat it on Chiang Qing’s face, just inches away.
This action undoubtedly stimulated Chiang Qing further, enraged her, as she angrily wiped the stinking phlegm off her face with her sleeve and raised the knife in her hand.
"Then I’ll show you what it means to have the heart of a snake and scorpion!"
Mother Qi was terrified and struggled constantly.
Chiang Qing grabbed her hair, swung her hand, and cut the strands, Mother Qi almost felt her neck go cold, and screamed, a stench coming from below her.
Mother Qi was scared into incontinence, her eyes rolled back, and she fainted!
Chiang Qing took two disdainful steps back, pinching her nose, and said, "Useless!" Couldn’t even handle a scare.

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