Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 264

Chapter 264: It’s Also A Skill

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“Aunt Yang, going back already?” Someone saw Aunt Yang and greeted her familiarly.

Aunt Yang used to live in Little Lin Village and only moved to Daqing Village with her son later.

However, in these villages, almost all the people over thirty knew Aunt Yang.

In her younger years, Aunt Yang was a respected figure, the head of the women’s department overseeing three villages, and the daughter of a respected village secretary. She was a celebrated and ambitious young woman, admired wherever she went. Now, time had transformed her into a white-haired elder who had endured many life challenges.

The villagers recalled how Aunt Yang, despite her affluent family background, had a life that took a turn for the worse after her marriage. Unlike Gu Zi, who had found happiness with Su Shen, Aunt Yang’s choice of husband had led her down a path of hardship.

Therefore, choosing a husband was also a skill!

If you choose the right one, you will be happy from now on. If you choose the wrong one, he will push you into the abyss.

Aunt Yang saw that they were all familiar faces. She turned around and ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

squeezed out a smile. “Yes, I’m going back now.”

After Aunt Yang had finished speaking and walked away with the snow pears, a group of women near the Su family’s house began to discuss recent events. “Did you hear what happened this morning? My house is just across a small path from Aunt Yang’s. I could hear everything clearly,” one woman said. “Mrs. Wang was scolding her again. Poor Yuan Yuan, crying and begging, ‘Old thing, don’t go. Old thing, come back.’ It was heart-wrenching to hear.”

“Mrs. Wang really doesn’t have any right to chase her away like that!” another woman added indignantly. “If she didn’t call her those names so often, Yuan Yuan wouldn’t be repeating them. Children think it’s normal to call his grandma ‘old thing.”‘

“He handled the divorce through a proxy and never returned,” someone else interjected. “Later, Aunt Yang discovered he’d remarried and had a new family.

Worse still, he’d left her with debts he’d incurred.”

“Aunt Yang’s family urged her to leave her son with the accountant’s relatives and remarry, given her good looks and family background,” another woman said. “But Aunt Yang refused to abandon her son. She chose to live in her marital home, enduring the mistreatment of her ex-husband’s family, raising her son alone, and even paying off his debts.”

“But look how it turned out, ” a voice said with a tinge of bitterness. “Despite all her sacrifices, her son turned out so ungrateful. It’s unbearable to see.”

“Like father, like son,” another woman remarked cynically. “With genes from a man like that, how could Yang Tao turn out any different? He’s just like his father.”

Gu Zi, overhearing the conversation while cleaning the wild onions, couldn’t help but frown at the sad tale of Aunt Yang’s life, a story marked by resilience in the face of unrelenting hardship and ingratitude..