Chapter 418 Remarried Widow 11
"No, I don't want to get married again."

Yuanchun took the work points book, walked aside, and ignored Aunt Ma.

In the previous life, the original owner didn't have much contact with Aunt Ma, and Aunt Ma had never told the original owner about marriage. It might be that her coming changed the original owner's life trajectory, and having more contact with Aunt Ma made Aunt Ma have this idea.

Fortunately, Aunt Ma is not an unreasonable person.

Seeing Yuanchun's refusal, Aunt Ma never mentioned the matter again.

Half a month later, the aunt who had arranged a marriage for the original owner came to the Mei family and said that she had found a good marriage for Yuanchun.

"The other party is in very good condition. His parents live in a large blue brick house. There are four brothers in the family, and they are very capable. The fourth brother works in the woolen mill in the county town, earning more than 20 yuan a month. The one I'm talking about is the second brother. Although he doesn't have a job, he works hard and can earn 10 work points a day. He has two sons and one daughter. The eldest son is 12 years old, and the youngest daughter is 7 years old. You don't need to take care of them. You will enjoy a good life if you marry him."

In the previous life, Aunt Li said the same thing. The original owner was so naive that she actually believed it and happily took her two little daughters with her to enjoy the good life together.

However, the other party was the second child, neither up nor down, and was not favored by his parents. The other three brothers' families all lived in large blue brick and tile houses, but he alone lived in an adobe house next door with a thatched roof. On rainy days, the quilts in the house would get wet.

The fourth son had a salary, but he was favored, so his salary went to his wife and no one in the family could spend it. The couple lived happily in the county town with their two children. When it was time to distribute food, the couple would come back and bring large and small bags to the county town.

Those grains were all saved by the original owner's family.

So, to say that she was going to enjoy a good life is a joke. Yuanchun sighed and said, "Aunt Li, Dagang has just passed away for a month. I don't want to marry again. I want to stay with Dagang and help him raise his four children. Since the other party's conditions are so good, I remember that your niece from your mother's family also lost her husband not long ago. You can marry your niece to him. I will wait until my four children are grown up before I decide."

Aunt Li curled her lips and said, "Why don't you find another husband now while you are still young? If you wait a few more years, you will be old and ugly, and no man with good conditions will want you."

She didn't want to push her niece into the fire.

Although she kept saying that the family was good, it didn't mean that marrying into that family would mean a life of luxury. The old lady Cui was very cunning and she trained the second brother Cui so hard that he became obedient and listened to his mother in everything.

Cui Laoer's previous wife was so nice, but Cui Laoer was still able to beat her ruthlessly and tortured her to death.

Yuanchun sneered, "If you don't want it, then don't want it. If you think I'm too old, I won't marry you."

"I don't want to marry into someone else's family, live under someone else's control, work like a slave, and not have enough to eat or wear warm clothes. If someone is unhappy, they will beat and scold me. I don't want to live that kind of hard life. There is no point in living that kind of life."

"I stayed at home to raise four children, who were well fed and warmly clothed. Although it was a bit hard, I was the head of the family. I didn't have to live under the guise of others, and I didn't have to be beaten or scolded. I worked when I wanted to, and took a day off when I didn't want to."

"When I raise my four children, they will take care of me in my old age. I will be free. If I marry someone else, I will have to work hard to earn a living under my mother-in-law, support my stepchildren's education, and support a family of strangers. I will suffer and put myself in a difficult position. When I am old, maybe people will think you are useless and kick you out. Do you think you are doing this for my own good? Is that a blessing?"

(End of this chapter)