Chapter 58 The Poor Little One Killed by His Uncle 14
Yuanchun's words spread throughout the village within half an hour.

When my second grandfather and his family heard about it, they came to her to ask for clarification, fearing that she had been cheated.

Facing the concern of her relatives, Xiao Yuanchun couldn't lie, and she told them the truth, "Grandpa, Grandma, I said that on purpose. My father's pension was hidden by me. I heard that my uncle and aunt's money was stolen again, and I was worried that they would come to me for money. I didn't want to give my uncle and aunt money. They were not good to me, so I said that."

The second grandfather sighed and said, "Your second uncle and second aunt are not good people. Don't pay attention to them. Don't give them money. Otherwise, you will be throwing meat buns at a dog. Don't expect to get it back."

"You are a smart kid." Second Mistress praised, "It's great that you can come up with this idea. No matter how reckless your second uncle is, he wouldn't dare to ask the troops for help."

The Second Grandma then said to her two sons and two daughters-in-law, "Just pretend you don't know about the money matter and don't tell anyone. In the future, you should also take good care of little Yuanchun and don't let her be bullied by Tiezhu and his wife."

"Mom, with us here, Liu Tiezhu and Ge Cuilan won't dare to do anything wrong."

When Second Grandpa and his family left, Yuanchun ran to the kitchen and brought a large bowl of hot and sour radish strips that she had made. "I made it fresh. I'll give it to you, Second Grandpa and Second Grandma, to try."

"Okay, okay, Yuanchun is so obedient and filial." Second Madam was so happy that she wanted to take little Yuanchun to her home for dinner. Yuanchun said in embarrassment, "Second Madam, Cheng Fang will come over to learn to read with me in a while, I can't go out."

"Cheng Fang is a pitiful child, you should teach him well."

My second grandfather and his family are gone.

Cheng Fang returned home from the fields, changed into clean clothes and shoes, and then went to find Yuanchun with a book and a pen.

As soon as he entered the room, he said, "Yuanchun, on my way back, I heard someone say that your second uncle and second aunt were injured and were hospitalized in the county hospital. Is that true?"

"It's true. My second uncle had no money, and the Liu family pooled together ten yuan. However, my uncle sent the money to the county hospital and came back. He didn't stay to take care of my second uncle. It seemed that he had a quarrel with my second uncle." Liu Tielin is the uncle.

Cheng Fang: "I know. I heard from Goudan's father that your second uncle wanted you to use the money to treat their leg, but your uncle disagreed."

"Humph, I don't have any money, and even if I had money I wouldn't spend it on him."

The little face has puffy cheeks, so cute.

Liu Tiezhu and his wife were discharged from the hospital three days later. Their left legs, and right legs respectively, were tied up with wooden sticks, and they were pulled back by Liu Tielin on a cart.

It is the slack season now and there is no work in the fields, so many people in the village went to watch the fun.

Yuanchun was weaving a basket, so she didn't go.

At night, when the aunt came to accompany her, she told her, "Your second aunt is really a piece of shit. She wants you to serve her, saying that Yuzhu is still young and can't serve others. Yuzhu is only one year younger than you. Yuzhu can't serve, but you can? How can she open her mouth to ask you, a seven-year-old niece, to serve her?"

Yuanchun asked with a smile, "Auntie, what happened next? Why didn't my second aunt send anyone to call me?"

"Your second grandmother was there at the time. She loved you and wanted you to serve her, but she stopped you. You are a little kid who couldn't help her and didn't know how to cook or wash clothes. How could you serve others?"

The old lady paused and continued, "Your uncle made crutches for them, and they can walk with the crutches, without the need for anyone to serve them."

(End of this chapter)