Chapter 1403 - 1402: I Support My Mom’s Decision

Chapter 1403: Chapter 1402: I Support My Mom’s Decision

Chapter 1402: I Support My Mom’s Decision

"I support my mom’s decision," Shuiyu stated.

What?

The villagers were all taken aback. Shuiyu, a young girl, actually said she supports her mom’s divorce? You know, if her parents got divorced, not only would it be hard for Shuiyu to marry, but Shui Jun would also find it difficult to wed.

Shuiyu stood in front of her mom, facing the villagers and said, "As children, everyone wishes to have a complete family, with a mom and a dad.

But if this father not only fails to provide a haven for us but instead brings another woman into our home, dismantling it bit by bit, taking apart the bricks and tiles that my mom worked hard to build, then I’d rather not have this father."

At this moment, Shuiyu looked at Ninth and continued, "Ever since father took the five thousand yuan from my uncle, along with the family savings to buy that tractor, I’ve seldom seen him at home, and the money he earned these years all ended up in that woman’s hands. If it weren’t for my mom asking him to repay my uncle, he wouldn’t even be willing to give my mom that five thousand yuan.

For the past three years, we’ve lived off my mom’s hard work, growing and selling sugar cane to earn money, while the old tractor my dad bought with my uncle’s money, earning money from transportation—none of it reached us. He no longer acknowledges us as his children; he is now only Li Hao’s dad.

Since he doesn’t want us, starting today, I don’t want him either. Our father-daughter relationship is severed from this moment on!"

Ninth was alarmed, "Shuiyu, it’s not like that, daddy doesn’t want you—you can’t abandon your dad, what you’re doing is unfilial!"

Others also chimed in to persuade Shuiyu:

"Yes, Shuiyu, how can you not want your dad?"

"That’s not right; no daughter on earth would disown her father."

"That’s unfilial; you’ll be struck by lightning."

"Exactly, even if your dad raised you, you can’t disown him."

"Without a dad, where did you come from? People shouldn’t forget their roots, nor should they be unfilial."

"Exactly, exactly, even if your dad was a bit too much to your mom, he was good to you."

"Yes, Shuiyu, you shouldn’t speak like that. Quickly make amends with your dad, say you misspoke."

...

Shuiyu was enraged and suddenly shouted, "I’m not wrong!" Her aura was fully unleashed, akin to a fierce beast ready to attack.

The crowd was startled by her shout.

When did this girl become so terrifying?

Shuiyu closed her eyes briefly, clearing the moisture from them, then pointed at Ninth, telling the villagers, "Do you know what he did to me?"

When Ninth heard this, he knew she was about to mention yesterday’s incident and hurriedly tried to stop her, shouting, "Shuiyu—"

Shui Yu’s mom also tried to stop her, "Shuiyu, it’s fine for me to divorce him, but you still—" You still shouldn’t sever ties with him.

Moreover, she didn’t approve of Shuiyu revealing yesterday’s incident; otherwise, the matter of her father selling her into a nightclub would affect her reputation and make it difficult for her to find a husband in the future.

Mengyu sighed inwardly, in today’s rural areas, this revelation would indeed impact Shuiyu’s reputation. However, if she didn’t say it, severing the relationship would be difficult, and even if forced, her reputation might suffer more—she would become the unfilial person talked about by the village elders, maybe even a cautionary tale!

Given the lesser of two evils, it’s better to reveal the truth and aim for everyone’s sympathy.