Chapter 436 Remarried Widow 29
He didn't believe his father's lies at all, saying that he was his biological son. If he was really his parents' biological son, why would his parents treat his family so differently?

He is definitely not his biological son.

So, Cui Laoer and his three children stopped working.

Why should he and his three children work so hard to support the family, while they cannot enjoy the best of life and have to be ordered around by their family like slaves?

Overnight, Cui Laoer seemed to have become a different person, as if he had finally grown some brains. He even went to the brigade headquarters, borrowed 100 yuan, and sent his three children to school.

Even though his eldest son is twelve years old and needs to go to first grade, it doesn't matter. Children of this generation start school late, and there are many children in the first grade who are in their teens.

With the remaining money, he went to the market and bought some new clothes, a few pairs of shoes, and some candies, rice cakes, and canned food that he had always wanted to eat but couldn't and had to watch his brothers and sisters eat.

When Mrs. Cui found out that her second son did not go to work, she ran back to look for him but couldn't find him. The family waited until the evening before finally seeing the return of Cui Laoer and his three sons.

On this day, a major earthquake occurred in Cuijia.

Cui Laoer beat all his older brothers and younger brothers.

The second son of the Cui family works hard on the farm all year round, and all the work he does is heavy and tiring. He is much stronger than the other sons of the Cui family who are just lazy and play around.

The other brothers tied together, but they were unable to defeat Cui Laoer alone. Cui's wife cried and scolded him for being unfilial.

Cui Laoer said, "Among us brothers, I am the most filial to you and dad, but what did I get later? My status at home is the lowest, and my treatment at home is the worst. Even my two sons' status at home is not as good as my sister-in-law and brothers and sisters."

"I am so filial to you two, but how do you treat me? On the contrary, the brothers who are not filial to you are treated the best. They enjoy the most benefits in the family, so why should I be filial to you two? I have decided that I will no longer be filial to you. I will learn to be lazy when I work like my brothers and sisters, earning six work points a day. In the future, I will also have a share of the delicious food at home. If you dare not give me a share, I will beat you so that none of you can eat it."

"You have teamed up to bully me for so many years. From now on, none of you will bully me like a fool."

"From now on, the housework should either be done by everyone together, or none of the children should do it. In short, don't even think about enslaving my three children anymore." Cui Laoer said this viciously and took the three children back to the room.

Looking at the thatched hut where he had lived for more than ten years, and then at the adobe houses where his other brothers and sisters lived, he had worked hard early in the morning and stayed up late to make these adobes. But after the houses were built, he could not get any of them, and only got a thatched hut next to the toilet.

Originally, this thatched house was built to store sundries, but his brothers insisted on leaving two rooms for the children to live in, so he lived in the thatched house and his nephews and nieces lived in the adobe house.

Cui Laoer, who had just entered the room, slammed the door open, went to the main room, and said to the family, "Back then, I worked hard to tamp half of the adobes used to build the house, so I will live in two of the eight adobe houses. You can decide how to move out of these two houses, but I will move into an adobe house before tomorrow night, otherwise I will knock down all the houses and no one will be able to live there. It doesn't make sense for me to work hard to tamp the adobes, and in the end, I have to live in a thatched house and give it to you all to enjoy."

After saying these words, Cui Laoer returned to the thatched cottage.

(End of this chapter)