Shrewd Wife Of Lin Brothers

Chapter 230 - [Bonus ]

Su Wan didn\'t hold back either, since Grandma Lin was trying to embarrass their family what was the need for them to stay silent and listen to her stupid words? Even if their family had any black spots, their family\'s black spots will never be comparable to Grandma Lin\'s \' amazing feats \'! In such simple words, Su Wan dug out every single thing that Grandma Lin has done to her husbands. Adding the name of love children was still a small matter compared to inflicting torture on her grandsons!

However, who was Grandma Lin? No one in this world will ever be able to compare to her shamelessness. The old woman didn\'t even bat an eye at Su Wan\'s words and simply glanced at her before she busily responded " what nonsense are you talking about! You little hussy, if I knew you were such a troublesome woman then I would have rather died than accept you in my family. On what grounds are you accusing us of stealing things from your family? Did you see us steal or did your family lose any expensive stuff? You didn\'t right - then you better sew your mouth shut or I will do it for you !"

Grandma Lin viciously shouted taking a step forward in an attempt to scare Su Wan but before she could take another step forward, The Lin brothers took several steps forward. They stood in front of Su Wan protectively, their stance making it clear that if Grandma Lin wanted to hurt Su Wan she would have to go through them.

Su Wan, however, simply rolled her eyes and stepped aside so that she was looking right at Grandma Lin " forget about sewing my mouth, you won\'t be able to touch even a single strand of my hair. Fine, you didn\'t come here to snatch things right? Then why did you come here? It\'s not our fault that we mistook your intentions for coming here after all the way you were shouting and screaming was like a bandit? trying to loot a house "

Grandma Lin\'s face turned grim , seeing this Madam Zhang understood her assignment in this entire fiasco and loudly exclaimed " elder brother, you are filial. You returned after so many years yet you didn\'t even bring your family to pay respects to mother in law. Alas, who will care about our small family now - your sons are so capable that they are earning so much money. Who cares about paying respects to their elder right, when they are preoccupied with earning money ?"

" Of course my husbands need to earn money! If they don\'t earn money then how will we be able to purchase mother in law\'s medicines? We need money to make up for all the losses that my mother in law suffered in the old Lin family, if only she got decent treatment when she first got sick then we wouldn\'t have to grind ourselves to dust so that we could earn some extra money. We also need money to repair our house, the weather is turning cold yet we don\'t even have enough money to build Kang for our family. Moreover, we also need to save money for Ah Yu\'s treatment before the snowfall or else he might suffer from unbearable pain at night. There is also the expenses of the debt that incurred when we first opened our restaurant, though it\'s functioning properly right we still need to pay off the debts … if my husbands don\'t work hard to earn money who is going to take care of these expenses? don\'t tell me that your family will give us money to cover them ?" Su Wan had long seen their intentions for coming here, most probably this old hag wanted to make use of the so-called \' filial piety? \' and \' respect your elders \' agenda in suppressing her father in law. Su Wan had heard about her father in law being extremely filial towards his elder and was worried that he might succumb to Grandma Lin\'s pressure thus she persistently complained about the sufferings of her husbands and mother in law. She completely blocked off whatever trick Grandma Lin wanted to use on her kind and contentious parents in law.

With Su Wan clearly laying out everything on the table only a fool would not be able to understand what she was trying to do.

"Alright, alright. That\'s in the past, what happened has already happened what\'s the point of harping on it " said Madam Zhang hastily she was stupid but not that stupid, she could see the change in her brother in law\'s expression and knew he was furious. Because they were in a hurry to come and snatch some grains from the Lin brother they completely forgot to think about a backup plan " everything is alright now, isn\'t it? So why do you have to go on and on about such things? Wan Wan take it as if auntie is talking nonsense but as a married wife you need to tame your anger or no one would like such a temperamental wife "

" Who said that ?" sneered Lin Yu "I like my wi..wife and no matter how she acts, I will li..like her! And I don\'t think that she is in the w..wrong either. And what do you mean by pay..paying respects, didn\'t we already separate from your fa..family, so why will we pay respect to you? As for being filial or not, we have already given you your share of ration this month, did..didn\'t we? So how come we are not being fil..filial ?"

" Exactly, just say it outright, why are you here ?" said Lin Yan " we have already sent this month ration to your house, I don\'t see the point of you coming here to cause trouble for our family now "

Madam Zhang\'s face turned ugly at the mention of the grains that the Lin brothers sent to their house, it was true that they sent the grains and they even did it ob time but those grains were just for the old lady! The grains seemed as if they have been calculated by hand because not an extra grain could be found in the sack, except for Grandma Lin no one else had a share.

Though that was alright as well, as long as the grains were in their kitchen Madam Zhang was certain that she would be able to smuggle some for her family but Grandma Lin was smarter than her, she actually sold the entire stock of grain and saved the money in the name of Lin Che\'s education. Madam Zhang wasn\'t upset about it after all the money was going to go in her son\'s pocket but now that grains were so important for them - she was full of regret , she shouldn\'t have let the old lady sell those grains !