With her ability, she could control which side faces up to show others, but she didn't.

"I have thought about the Wangfu matter. We all look at the problem from our own standpoint and from a rational standpoint."

"That's why I feel that Wangfu's departure is the best for everyone."

"But when I saw what Mrs. Wangfu said in tears, I felt that the principles of the law are nothing more than human feelings."

"We think we have done a wise and good thing, but in the eyes of Mrs. Wangfu and the others, we might become a heinous villain and tear up their family."

"So, I don't want to be a bad person. I don't want to make grudges with others for nothing."

"If Wangfu wants to stay, that is the choice of Mrs. Wangfu and the others. I still say the same thing. Everyone must be responsible for their own actions."

"In the future, if they are beaten and beaten at home, they will have to bear it. It has nothing to do with us!"

After listening to Yang Ruoqing's careful analysis, Luo Fengtang pondered for a moment and nodded.

"That makes sense," he said.

"Every family has its own scriptures that are difficult to recite, and it is difficult for upright officials to deal with household chores."

"It's like some men beat their wives when they're drunk, but even if the woman is beaten to death, she still has to go back to that home and continue living with the man."

"If the parental officer takes advantage of his authority to imprison that man, the woman will probably be angry about going to the parental officer."

"Things in this world are not black and white. There are many gray areas in between. Let's just live our little lives well."

Luo Fengtang said finally.

Yang Ruoqing smiled, he understood.

And over there, there are obviously many, many people who are not enlightened.

For example, Mrs. Sun, Mrs. Liu, and Mrs. Bao Suyun were all still lamenting Mrs. Wangfu, calling her stupid and worrying that she would be beaten again.

Yang Ruoqing was too lazy to brainwash them. Worrying about others was always the biggest hobby of women like them.

Just be happy.

…

"What's going on with my eldest brother and sister-in-law?"

Yang Ruoqing came here to inquire with Cao Bamei, who came to visit.

Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. Cao Bamei and Yang Yongjin took their two daughters to have a reunion dinner at Sun's house at noon.

The little girl didn't like to stay in the house, so Cao Bamei took her out for a walk. They happened to meet Yang Ruoqing and Sun in the Sun's yard, who were delivering mooncakes.

Yang Ruoqing grabbed a mooncake for her little niece to eat, and asked Cao Bamei: "The two of you didn't have any more trouble after last night, right?"

Cao Bamei said: "There was no fuss, but the two of them didn't seem to talk too much."

"Or maybe he lay down in bed to talk. Yongjin and I heard nothing from the front door and the window at the back of the house," she said.

After saying that, she suddenly realized something, and quickly raised her hand to cover her mouth, her eyes rolled around, feeling a little guilty.

Yang Ruoqing gave her a sarcastic look and deliberately teased her: "I have agreed that everyone should not listen to the corner. You guys... I can only say that there is someone to succeed the fourth aunt."

Hearing this, Cao Bamei blushed and said with some embarrassment: "Oh, aren't you worried about big brother? I can't worry about that much anymore!"

"But we didn't listen for long before Yongjin dragged me back into the house," she said.

Yang Ruoqing nodded, the two of them went to listen, and the nature of Liu's listening was different.

"Then when you went to listen to the corner, did you meet the fourth aunt?" she asked again.

Cao Bamei shook her head: "It's really strange that I haven't met him yet."

Yang Ruoqing thought for a moment and said: "It's probably because I'm afraid of ghosts. When I came back last night, Wangfu was playing tricks in the corner. My fourth aunt was probably frightened, so she didn't dare to listen to the ghosts in the corner."

Cao Bamei said: "It should be."

Yang Ruoqing asked: "Are the eldest brother and sister-in-law at the old house right now? Why didn't the eldest brother come over to tell us the results?"

Cao Bamei said: "After breakfast, we went to Lijia Village together, saying we were going to Lijia Village to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival."

Yang Ruoqing raised her eyebrows, with a hint of surprise in her eyes.

"My eldest brother accompanied my eldest sister-in-law to my parents' home for the Mid-Autumn Festival. So, so to speak, my eldest brother still chose my eldest sister-in-law." She said.

"Hey, I'm so sorry for Ping'er. That slap she received last night was in vain. I can't get justice." Yang Ruoqing finally said.

Cao Bamei also sighed, "We are all bystanders. These matters are their own affairs. It's not for us to interfere too much. Just let them be!"

Yang Ruoqing nodded.

"Hey, where is my second daughter? Where did she go?" Cao Bamei suddenly realized this very serious question.

Yang Ruoqing also looked around the two of them. The little girl before was still walking crookedly beside them and chattering to the ants on the flower bed.

In the blink of an eye, the person disappeared.

"Oh my god, did you run out to play in the water? This is incredible!"

Cao Bamei suddenly felt bad and her face turned pale. She obviously wanted to look for the well and the courtyard gate over there, but her legs suddenly stopped working.

Yang Ruoqing quickly supported her, "The courtyard door is locked from the inside, so children can't get out."

"The well is in the yard of my parents' house. If a child wants to play in the water there, he must walk past me."

"But the child didn't walk past me just now, so now there are two possibilities. The child either entered the main room and kitchen, or went to the pig farm in the backyard."

After hearing Yang Ruoqing's rational analysis, Cao Bamei suddenly had a sense of direction in her search.

"Qing'er, I'll go to the house to look for you," she said.

Yang Ruoqing said: "I'll go look for it at the pig farm in the backyard."

The two men went their separate ways.

Yang Ruoqing came to the backyard pig farm and saw a small figure standing outside the wooden fence of the pig pen.

He was holding a mooncake in his little hand, breaking it into small pieces and throwing it through the gaps in the wooden fence.

Many pigs with long mouths and big ears came over and stuck their mouths between the gaps in the wooden fence, making grunting sounds in their mouths.

"This little girl is really enthusiastic and brave. Aren't you afraid of getting your little finger bitten?"

Yang Ruoqing muttered something, and quickly went up to hold the little girl in her arms, trying to avoid such dangerous things from happening.

As soon as he was held in his arms, Cao Bamei, Yang Yongjin, the Da Sun family, Lao Sun Tou, Da Jie, and Xiao Jie all swarmed to the pig farm in the backyard.

All the faces were full of worry and anxiety.

When she saw the child being held tightly in Yang Ruoqing's arms, Cao Bamei's heart dropped completely.

She rushed over, took the second daughter from Yang Ruoqing's arms, pressed her face against hers, and burst into tears.

My mother cares about her children and is afraid of losing her children. She understands this deeply.

Because Chen'er's departure had such a heavy psychological impact on her.

It's just that it's really rare for people like Cao Bamei to tremble with fear and then hug their heads and cry.
Chapter completed!