novelaction Chapter 1128 The Eldest Daughter Who Was Rejected in the Engagement 24
Chapter 1128 The Eldest Daughter Who Was Rejected in the Engagement 24
“Qingyun, stop messing around,” Jiang’s father said, his head throbbing. “If this could kill An Chongli, would you even need to tell me? I would just have someone kill him to avenge our son.”
"Besides, don't forget that An Chongli is Chunyun's fiancé. If you kill An Chongli, what will Chunyun do?"
Jiang's father naturally wanted to kill An Chongli, but for his daughter's sake and due to many other concerns, he had to suppress his murderous intent towards An Chongli.
“Jiang Yaoyang,” Aunt Tong pushed Jiang’s father away forcefully, “Our son has already been killed by An Chongli, but you are still thinking about that beast Jiang Chunyun.”
"How come I only just saw through you now?" Aunt Tong glared at Jiang Yaoyang with eyes full of hatred. "So, in your heart, your daughter is the most important person, and your son is completely unimportant, isn't that right?"
“Jiang Yaoyang, let me tell you, you either agree to kill An Chongli, or you never set foot in my yard again. As long as my son’s revenge is not avenged, I do not want to see you again.”
“Qingyun, you…” Father Jiang said helplessly, “We have already lost our son, do you want to ruin our daughter too? Don’t forget, Chunyun was also born from your womb. Now that Heng’er is gone, Chunyun is your only child.”
"Sigh!" Then Mr. Jiang sighed, "Forget it, you won't listen to anything I say now. I'll come see you again after you've calmed down for a while."
Then Jiang's father turned and left.
He did love Aunt Tong, but he was exhausted both physically and mentally. The pain of losing his son was no less than that of Aunt Tong, so he simply didn't have the energy to argue with her.
Here's the question: Didn't Jiang's father resent his daughter Jiang Chunyun? Of course he did, but what could he do? Just because his son was murdered, did he have to hate his daughter to the bone like Aunt Tong did?
"Jiang Yaoyang, if you dare step out of my courtyard today, you can forget about ever setting foot in it again!" Aunt Tong roared in despair.
However, her shouts did not stop Mr. Jiang; in fact, they made him quicken his pace and leave Aunt Tong's courtyard.
So what the hell is true love? When a man is in a terrible mood and mental state, he'll only want to get away from the woman he loves when she goes crazy.
"Waaah! Jiang Yaoyang, you bastard!" Aunt Tong collapsed to the ground and burst into tears.
For the next period of time, Mr. Jiang stayed in the front yard and never stepped into Aunt Tong's yard again.
This gave Jiang's mother hope, making her feel that she might be able to replace Aunt Tong in the master's heart. So these days, Jiang's mother no longer focused her energy on Aunt Tong, but instead became more attentive to Jiang's father, which annoyed him so much that he ordered her not to go to the front yard anymore, which finally made Jiang's mother stop.
The widow arranged by Jiang Chunyun took advantage of this opportunity to catch the eye of Jiang's father.
While Aunt Tong was tormenting her daughter even more madly, Father Jiang had already started an affair with the widow outside.
Men are all like this; if they can't relax at home, they'll naturally look for a place outside where they can relax.
Of course! That widow was indeed very resourceful; otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to win over Mr. Jiang so easily.
Jiang Chunyun was almost going crazy. When Aunt Tong tried to hit her again that day, she could no longer hold back and fought back, forcefully pushing Aunt Tong down.
"You wretched child, how dare you push me!" Aunt Tong fell to the ground, her expression first one of disbelief, then one of twisted rage.
“Aunt, I’ve had enough,” Jiang Chunyun cried out in despair. “How could you treat me like this? I’m your own daughter. Is your son so important to you that you treat me, your daughter, as an enemy?”
“You’re too biased. I’ve always known you’re biased towards your son, but I never imagined your bias was this extreme. Heng’er’s disappearance was just an accident, but you insist that Chongli is the one who harmed Heng’er, and you even hate me, your daughter, because of it. You wish I, your daughter, would pay for your son’s life.”
“Fine,” Jiang Chunyun wiped her tears hard with her sleeve, “Since you’re so eager for me to give my life to your son, then I’ll give you my life now.”
Immediately, Jiang Chunyun angrily rammed her head against the pillar, causing her to bleed profusely and faint.
Jiang Chunyun certainly didn't really want to kill herself. She was putting herself in a do-or-die situation because Aunt Tong's current condition was making her increasingly worried. In addition, her father had been ignoring her for a while, which made Jiang Chunyun have to harden her heart and break out of this unfavorable situation.
"Ah!" Aunt Tong screamed as she saw her daughter lying on the ground with a bloody head, and then rushed to her daughter in a panic.
After all, she was her own daughter. Although Aunt Tong hated her daughter, how could she not care about her? It was only because hatred had clouded her judgment that she went mad.
Now, seeing her daughter attempt suicide, her reason, which had been clouded by hatred, has finally returned.
Madam Jiang and Jiang Chunxi quickly learned of what had happened in Aunt Tong's courtyard.
"She's gone mad, she's gone mad!" Old Madam Jiang was naturally angry again. "Her son is gone, and now she's even trying to drive her only daughter to her death. I think Aunt Tong has really gone mad."
"Granny Qian," Madam Jiang immediately instructed, "Quickly send someone to fetch a doctor."
"Yes, this servant will go right away." Granny Qian hurriedly walked outside.
Madam Jiang also quickly stood up. Although she disliked her granddaughter Jiang Chunyun, she was still her own granddaughter, and Madam Jiang was naturally eager to check on Jiang Chunyun's condition.
“Grandmother, let me go with you!” Jiang Chunxi stood up and took the old lady’s arm. “After all, we are sisters. I’m really worried about how my sister is doing.”
"Alright then! Let's hurry over to Aunt Tong's place and check on her," said Madam Jiang, as she and Jiang Chunxi walked outside. "Heaven help us, I hope that brat Chunyun just had a false alarm and didn't actually hurt herself!"
"Waaah! Chunyun, I was wrong! Please, please don't let anything happen to you, or what will I do!" Aunt Tong knelt by the bedside, grabbing her daughter's hand and pressing it to her face as she broke down in tears. Jiang Chunyun lay unconscious on the bed. "Your brother is gone. If something happens to you too, how will I live?"
"What's the use of regretting it now?" Old Madam Jiang said angrily as soon as she walked in. "You better pray that Chunyun is alright, otherwise, not only will I, this old body, not even Yaoyang will let you off the hook."