"Mom, you... you went next door to cause a scene?"
The neighbors were actually quite reasonable.
At the very least—as long as you didn’t bother them, they wouldn’t come looking for trouble.
"What do you mean, ’cause a scene’? It’s all because of you, you worthless wench! Why did you have to borrow money from them?" Mrs. Hao was filled with a rage she had nowhere to vent.
She had really gotten the short end of the stick today. She was so furious she could have died.
It wasn’t just her pride and her money that she’d lost.
Most importantly, she’d lost a front tooth.
Now she even whistled when she spoke!
How was she supposed to go out in public like this?
Cui Meihong was holding her child and didn’t dare talk back.
What if she accidentally hit Nannan’s face?
"You think the neighbors are so great? Hah. Are you grateful they lent you money? The moment you left, they came asking me for it."
Mrs. Hao kept her voice down as she cursed.
After all, only two walls separated the families, and they weren’t soundproof at all.
If that old bitch next door heard her, she’d probably storm right over!
Cui Meihong saw that her mother-in-law was on a roll with her cursing and showed no signs of stopping.
The child in her arms was getting scared, so she forced a smile. "—Mom, I’m going to take Nannan inside and put her down."
The moment she said this, Mrs. Hao grew even angrier.
Then she saw that the little girl’s face was smeared with some kind of green stuff.
"How much was this medicine? Give the rest of the money back to me."
"I spent two on it, so there are three left—"
"Give it to me, now. And give me the medicine, too."


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