Damn It

Changshun clenched his fists tightly and turned to look at the woman who spoke angrily.

However, he was not good with words. After his face turned red, he only said, "It's none of your business."

"Aiyo, how is it none of my business?" The woman laughed exaggeratedly. "Let me tell you, because of you, our reputation in this area is ruined. If our son hadn't been implicated by you, he wouldn't have been unable to find an easy job. You still have the cheek to continue living here. If it were me, I would have long found a place to hang myself so that my mother and sister would dare to go out."

Changshun was trembling with anger, especially when the other party mentioned his mother and sister. He almost couldn't control himself.

There was a crashing sound.

At this moment, someone came out from behind Changshun. That person held a basin of water in his hand and splashed it directly at the woman opposite him.