Transmigration: The Evil Mother-In-Law Is Actually Innocent!

Chapter 881: Good Kid Turns into a Brat

Chapter 881: Chapter 881: Good Kid Turns into a BratThe twins were only six years old, small in size but large in courage. Carrying their bundles, they left home, and soon the entire Zhou Family Village knew because of Zhou Shuren’s influence and the assistance he had given to the clan over the years, everyone who was at home went out to

Zhou Shuren felt truly regretful inside; if Rongchuan weren’t the fifth prince, he really would have liked to teach the scoundrel a lesson. Now, all he could do was give him the cold shoulder.

In Li Family Village, Xue Mei had already written a letter to send to the capital, and the twins had been brought back by the people of the Li family.

Xue Mei stopped crying, and her first reaction was to slap the backs of the two children, "Do you want to scare your mother to death, do you?!"

She was genuinely afraid the children had been sold—wouldn’t that kill her?

It was the first time the twins had been hit so hard by their mother; the pain was too much, and they couldn’t help but cry out loud.

Xue Mei’s mother-in-law pulled her daughter-in-law away, "Stop hitting for now; let’s thank everyone first, and then you can discipline them later."

Xue Mei calmed down, but first, she thanked her sister-in-law’s family, "Thank you, thank you."

Jiang Sheng felt relieved, finally calming down, he asked, "Where were these children found?"

A fifteen-year-old boy from the third branch of the Li family said, "They are rather clever; they went to Minister Zhou’s house in Li Family Village. They found the old couple taking care of the house, and asked them to take them to the capital."

Xue Mei trembled with anger but held back and first saw off Zhou’s clan members. Clan Leader Zhou was the last to leave, and after pondering, he said, "The children are too naughty; you two need to discipline them properly."

Today had nearly scared him to death; if something dreadful had happened to the children, he dared not think, he simply couldn’t bear the thought.