Eighty Hot Wife: Marry a Rough Man and Raise Babies

Chapter 237 Zhu Manli's departure
At this time, there was another storm of gossip in Sioux City.

Early in the morning, Zhu's mother cheered up and went to the market to buy vegetables.

After such a commotion at home and the fact that the family was imprisoned in the Public Security Bureau, the reputation of the Zhu family was completely stink in the whole alley. No matter where they went, they could hear someone pointing at their backs.

Words such as 'playing hooligans', 'beating people' and 'caught' pop into their ears from time to time.

Father Zhu was originally a very face-saving person, so he lay down at home in a fit of anger and refused to go out.

Zhu Youzhi didn't have the face to go to work. The place where he lived was crowded with people and he knew that he was not very popular. He didn't know how his spine was poked when he went there, so he simply asked for leave and hid at home.

They can all stay home, but Zhu's mother can't. She still has to take care of the family's life and make a fire to cook.

When shopping for vegetables, she must go to the market with many complicated eyes.

As soon as she left the house this morning, Mother Zhu felt that something was wrong.

The neighbors I saw along the way all had strange expressions.

Although she has seen many strange expressions in the past two days, today's gaze especially made her feel like a thorn in her back, and she felt uncomfortable all over.

After buying vegetables in a hurry, Zhu's mother felt that even the vegetable sellers in the market looked at her with something wrong.

On the way home, she finally found out the reason belatedly.

When passing by the newsstand, Zhu's mother accidentally glanced at it, but her eyes could not be turned away, and she was directly nailed to it.

She stared wide-eyed at the eye-catching notice on the front page of the daily newspaper.

Ordinary notices are usually not on the front page, and they are basically the size of tofu cubes.

But this one is completely different. Not only is it a quarter of the size of the page, but the font is also super large, so it can be read clearly even from a long distance.

Seeing the words on it clearly, Mother Zhu froze in place as if she had been hit hard.

Cut off... cut off...

There were no other voices in her ears, only these four words kept echoing.

The vegetable basket in her hand fell to the ground with a plop, but Mother Zhu didn't notice it.

With a frantic expression, she tore the newspaper off the newsstand, held it in her hand and read it line by line.

"Hey! Why are you talking about newspapers casually? If you don't buy them, put them back quickly!"

The newsstand owner shouted dissatisfied.

Mother Zhu's hands were trembling, her lips were trembling, and not even a word from the newsstand owner caught her ears.

That damn girl Zhu Manli... how dare she... dare to sever ties with her family...

The newspaper in his hand fell to the ground, and just landed on the feet of a passer-by, who stepped on a big shoe print.

Seeing that the brand-new newspaper was trampled dirty in an instant, and the other party did not pay, the owner of the newsstand turned out of the kiosk directly, angrily grabbed Zhu's mother, and asked her to pay for the newspaper, otherwise he would not even think about leaving.

At this time, Zhu's mother was in no mood to fight with him, besides, she was already full of anger and had nowhere to vent, so she yelled wildly, broke away from the other party's pull, picked up the vegetable basket and left.

Before leaving, I did not forget to take away the dirty newspapers on the ground.

She had to take the newspaper home and show it to Father Zhu.

This girl Zhu Manli was really heartless, so she severed ties with her family, drew a line with them, and published it in the newspaper again.

At the moment at Sioux City Railway Station, Zhu Manli was dragging the big suitcase she brought when she came here, standing alone on the platform.

She was wrapped in a thick long-sleeved shirt with the collar turned up high, and a large scarf was wrapped around her neck, covering more than half of her face. She also wore a wool cap on her head, which was incompatible with the cool short sleeves around her.

At this moment, she covered her entire face tightly, even if her mother Zhu Mu stood here, she might not be able to recognize her at a glance in the crowd.

When they came out of the Public Security Bureau, Mother Zhu and the others didn't even say a word to Zhu Manli, they just left.

Now not only is it flying all over the sky, but it has also offended a few people who are said to be extremely powerful, and it will be hard to protect themselves in the future.

If this God of Plague was allowed to stay in their house again, even the three of them would have their spines poked in the back, and maybe they would offend the powerful people and be implicated.

Therefore, ever since Zhu Manli came back, Zhu's mother and Zhu's father's family of three have never given her a good face, and they all don't have to look at her directly. They used all kinds of words to squeeze her and wanted her to move out by herself.

Zhu Manli was angry, but she still had the cheek to stay for another day.

It wasn't until Zhu's mother came back from going out that she beat and scolded, that she didn't know that the photo of herself and Yu Zhishen had really been lost all over the place.

Zhu Manli rolled her eyes immediately, and almost lost her breath.

She didn't expect Tian Zhaofu to do what he said, and he dared to make things big.

This person is simply too ruthless and terrifying!

Zhu Manli regretted it so much that her intestines turned green.

If I had known that he was such a vengeful person, I shouldn't have practiced with Yu Zhishen to deal with him in the first place.

Zhu Manli didn't have the face to stay in Sioux City anymore, so she asked her cousin Zhang Hongmei to help her buy a train ticket to Mangcheng that day.

As soon as Zhang Hongmei heard that she was leaving, she was overjoyed. This god of plague could be sent away.

Zhang Hongmei not only helped her buy a ticket, but also thoughtfully bought the nearest train, and sent her to the train station early in the morning.

At the station, Zhang Hongmei didn't even say goodbye to her, turned around and left.

Uncle Biao threw the box on the ground and walked away without saying a word.

Only Zhu Manli was left alone,

Staying in the waiting room miserably, feeling the eyes of curiosity, disdain or disgust projected from all directions.

Because of that photo, she is now completely famous in Sioux City.

notorious...

Zhu Manli wanted to cry, so she had to carry the suitcase into the women's toilet. Regardless of the dirty and smelly inside, she took out her hat and scarf and covered her entire head before she dared to return to the waiting room.

Finally no one paid attention to her this time, but Zhu Manli somehow felt that there were still countless pairs of eyes cast on her body, constantly rolling their eyes at her.

She sneaked into the corner tremblingly, hiding in the most inconspicuous corner, not daring to vent her breath.

After finally getting through the ticket check and entering the station, she dragged the big suitcase, stood on the platform in an extremely embarrassing situation, and boarded the train bound for Mangcheng.

The crowd was bustling, pushing and shoving, someone stepped on Zhu Manli's instep hard, the pain made her want to cry out with a groan.

However, this cry was choked back abruptly by her.

She was scared out of her wits, afraid that she would be recognized by the people around her when she cried out, and it would be difficult for her on the train.

Zhu Manli glared viciously at the person who stepped on her foot, and kept telling herself to be patient, to be patient, as long as she could endure until Mancheng, everything would be fine.

Mangcheng is so big, it is by no means like the small county town of Sucheng, where a little thing is spread everywhere.

Back in Mangcheng, no one will know about the photos.

She no longer has to hide and hide, like a mouse crossing the street.

(End of this chapter)