Every Life Counts

"Uwah! Grandpa, Grandma, I don't want to be sold! Mother, Mother, save me! Grandpa and Grandma want to sell me for money. I don't want it! I don't want it!"

Old Yu's grandson bawled loudly in his mother's arms when he heard what everyone was saying. He was afraid that he would be sold.

Nothing happened to him, but he was already crying like that. However, An Jiuyue's family made no commotion when she was pressured by Aunt Wang and even hit her head. It made people why there was such a huge difference.

"Shut up!" the Junior Officer rebuked with a stern expression.

Old Yu's daughter-in-law quickly covered her son's mouth. "Heizhuang, don't cry, don't cry."

An Jiuyue sighed as she watched the commotion. She gave the Junior Officer and a few others some instructions regarding the wild boar. Finally, she returned to her room to coax her children to sleep and get some rest too.

It was already late. It would be dawn in another four hours.