Chapter 467: Evil Mother-in-law 13
"I used all the allowances that the eldest son earned to support the third son. I paid for his education, bought him a job, and married him off. I spent thousands of dollars on it. Now that the eldest son has lost a leg, the third son must give the family some money. Otherwise, the family won't be able to survive."

Yuanchun wiped her tears and complained about the difficulties at home.

After she had finished crying out all the news she wanted to spread, Yuanchun went upstairs carrying an empty basket.

Ma Laosan lived on the second floor of the tube-shaped building. When they arrived at Ma Laosan's house, Yuanchun took out a key, opened the door and walked in.

If you want to know why the original owner had the key to Ma Laosan's house, it is of course because the original owner often came to the county town to deliver vegetables and eggs to his youngest son. There was no one at home, so every time the original owner came, he had to go to the factory to ask someone to open the door. Ma Laosan found it troublesome, so he put a key in the original owner's hand.

The original owner loved Ma Laosan very much, which made Ma Laosan trust the original owner very much and he handed the key to the original owner with confidence.

This made things convenient for Yuanchun.

After Yuanchun entered the house, she went straight to Ma Laosan's room and began to rummage through the drawers and cabinets, putting all the cloth, cotton, soap, vanishing cream, etc. that Wang Yingying had accumulated into the backpack.

Then, he used his mental power to find Ma Laosan's money.

Ma Laosan and Wang Yingying are both of the same character. They like money and like to count money. They are reluctant to deposit the money they earn in the bank, and hide it all in a tattered cotton jacket in a box.

From time to time, the couple would take out the money and count it several times.

Then Yuanchun picked up the ragged cotton jacket and said, "This jacket looks almost the same to me, so I'll take it away."

He also didn't tell Ma Lao Er that there was money inside. Of course, Ma Lao San and his wife didn't hide their money in that place. There was more than 100 yuan in the cabinet, and a stack of bills.

It should be something the couple kept outside for pocket money.

Yuanchun didn't care whether Ma Laoer and his wife had any flowers left, she just took all of them.

After Ma Laosan got off work, he heard the news that his mother was coming, so he ordered food from the canteen and hurried back.

As soon as Yuanchun saw him, she started crying and told him, "There is not a penny in the family now. For so many years, I have not asked you two to hand over your salary, but the family has not yet split up, so don't think about saving private money. I have taken all your money. From now on, you two should give me your salary, and leave me 20 yuan, which is enough for your family of four to spend."

"Also, your eldest brother is going to be the one to feed us at home. Your sister-in-law will have to take care of him and won't be able to work in the fields to earn work points. So if the family gets less food in the future, don't go back to get food or eggs. The eggs and chickens at home should be left for your eldest brother to nourish his body. The food we get in the future will definitely not be enough for him to eat. If we give it to you, everyone in the family will go hungry. Besides, your family of four are all registered in the city and have food rations. You won't be able to finish it all. If you have extra food in the future, just bring some home."

The series of bombs dropped by my mother instantly stunned Ma Laosan.

It took him a long time to come back to his senses. He said angrily, "Mom, how could you steal my money while Yingying and I were not at home...ah..."

Ma Laosan was kicked away by Yuanchun and fell heavily to the ground.

Yuanchun said expressionlessly, "What do you mean by stealing your money? I am your mother, and we haven't separated yet. That money is our family's money. I just took the family's money. How can it be considered stealing?"

"I haven't taught you a lesson yet. You two have saved so much money, but every time you come home you complain to me that you are poor and your salary is not enough to spend, and you try to trick me into giving you money."