The reborn male god is busy with his wife

Chapter 178 Everything Has Changed (3)
Lin Xiu and Ding Mei from the Lin family sang together, as if singing a double reed, Lin Xiu said: "Why should our family lose money? The police said that Wang Tao committed suicide. Does she want to die? It's our family's fault." ?”

Ding Mei snorted and said, "That's right, I can't even look down on my own man? He will force him to die. It's not embarrassing!"

Lin Xiu said: "My brother stabbed Wang Tao seriously. We are lucky that we didn't ask your Wang family for compensation. You still have the face to make us pay? Pooh, Wang Tao is a murderer! Your family is a murderer! Robbers! Not a family, don't enter a house!"

At the end of the quarrel, the two families almost fought. In the end, the director of the neighborhood committee of the community came to mediate, and the war was quelled.

Although the country promotes cremation in order to save land resources, Shengli Town is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and the most indispensable thing is land, and the people in the town are conservative in thinking, thinking that if people are burned into a pile of ashes, their souls will be wiped out, so Shengli Town has always practiced cremation. It is a traditional burial.

The coffin was carried back to the hall of Lin Yixia's house, because there is a tradition in Shengli Town, people should stay at home for a few days after death, because they will be buried in the ground soon, and come back home for the last time, let the dead recognize their home, go to Remember to bless your family even when you are underground.

Because Lin's mother committed suicide, which is an abnormal death, such a person is too murderous and unlucky, and is usually collected hastily, so after discussing and discussing, it was unanimously decided that Lin's mother should be parked at home for two days.

Before entering the earth, please turn off the lights. It is a farewell ceremony for the dead, which is commonly known as a wake.

Where to be buried has also become a problem. Lin Xiu and Ding Mei firmly disagree that Wang Tao should be buried in the Lin family's ancestral grave. They said that Lin's mother wanted to kill Lin Jun, she was a murderer, and she was not worthy of being buried in the Lin family's ancestral grave. They said that although Lin's mother wanted to kill Lin Jun and then commit suicide, Lin Jun forced her to do it. Besides, Lin Jun didn't die, but Lin's mother did. I'm sorry for Mother Lin, for forcing a woman to such a dead end, if she can't be buried in the Lin family's ancestral grave, then the Wang family and the Lin family will be at odds.

The two quarreled endlessly and did not back down from each other.

Jiang Hen, who had been accompanying Lin Yixia in the room all this time, came out. He glanced at Ding Mei and Lin Xiu, and asked blankly, "Can you produce evidence that Aunt Wang and Lin Jun divorced?"

Ding Mei and Lin Xiu shuddered at Jiang Hen's look. That look was so cold that people would get goosebumps unconsciously.

Ding Mei poked her neck and said, "They haven't divorced yet, where is the divorce certificate?"

Jiang Hen sneered, "Since there is no divorce, it is a family. It is reasonable for Aunt Wang to be buried in the Lin family's ancestral grave!"

Ding Mei was so blocked that she couldn't speak, she blushed and said angrily, "What kind of onion are you? What right do you have to meddle in our family's affairs?"

Jiang Hen didn't look at her, but at a dark-skinned man next to her.

This man is Ding Mei's husband Lin Yi, Lin Jun's younger brother, and Lin Yixia's uncle.

When Jiang Hen was looking at Lin Yi, Lin Yi was also looking at Jiang Hen. Lin Yi hurriedly lowered his head when he met Jiang Hen's cold eyes.

Lin Yi is notoriously henpecked and strict with his wife. Ding Mei has always been in charge of his family. Even today, Ding Mei is always talking. He stands by the side like an invisible person.

Jiang Hen approached him and asked, "Where do you think Aunt Wang should be buried?"

Lin Yi was overwhelmed by the low air pressure emanating from the teenage boy in front of him. After a while, he stammered, "Yes, it should be buried in our Lin family's ancestral grave."

(End of this chapter)