I Was Called a Poor Widow, But I Relied on My Supernatural Powers To Fight Back In Ancient Times

Chapter 509 Letting the Dogs Out

"The relief food you eat is also part of my family's share. Why, you are used to being given alms by others, and you are addicted to it. You don't have any face, right? You eat your father, drink your father, and scold your father. You have such a bad mouth. You shouldn't eat food. Eat Shit suits you better.”

 You bastard, you dare to gossip about her daughter? Give you face.

"You...what are you talking about? Your daughter is indeed divorced, and I'm not wrong. A second-married woman will either become a stepmother or marry an old widower."

“Bah~, shut your stinky mouth. My daughter is making peace with the Liu family. You don’t need me to explain to you what the peace means, right?”

Bai Yunxi stared at Mrs. Bai Zhengde with a cold face,

"I am raising my daughter, and it is up to me to decide whether to marry or not. You are nothing but gossiping in front of me. You should worry more about your own life while you have the time. Don't lick your face and follow this again. Borrow food and ask for that alms.”

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 “You shameless thing dares to point fingers at my daughter, you can’t bite her to death.”

　　Listening to the sounds of slapping in the house, I was indeed stimulated.

The soft dog didn't know whether he understood it or not. He stared straight at the village with his big copper bell eyes and twitched his erect ears. Xiaosi looked at the village with squinted eyes and rubbed his chin. Bai Zhengde and his wife did not need to be beaten, but he had to find an opportunity to beat up some of the cubs in his family, so as to let them know that a mother's debt is repaid.

After a while, the door opened with a creak. Bai Anjing had a pair of peach eyes, and his **** were twisted together, and they turned white.

Baiyunxi reached out and rubbed the soft dog's head, "Next time someone barks at our door, just bite him."

By the time the soft dogs came out, those people had already run away. In the end, they could only bark a few times at the entrance of the village. The sound was like a loud bell, which frightened those who ran slowly and disappeared.

"What are you doing? Get out of my house and don't dirty my land."

Xiao Si opened the door and went in. A moment later, he heard a barking sound.

“Du Shi, first find a cloth bag to put the copper coins in.”

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The little girl He Li is already fragile, and it’s understandable that she won’t be able to bear it if someone whispers a few more words to her.

 One hundred and seventy-eight. Seventy-five. Two hundred and fifty-five. Two hundred and one

Baiyunxi snorted,

 “Xiao Si, release the dog.”

Back in the yard, Bai Yunxi first took a look at her daughter's room and saw Mrs. Li guarding the door with a worried look on her face, rubbing her hands and turning around. Needless to say, her daughter had heard what she just said.

 Bai Yunxi stood in front of the door of her daughter's room, stretched out her hand to push it, and couldn't help but frown.

 “Why, you can’t stand a few harsh words?”

“Girl Jing, open the door. Mom has a few words to say to you.”

Du Shi agreed and went into the house to find a cloth bag and put the copper coins in it, her heart pounding.

Everyone in the village knew that this aunt had a big wolf dog, which was so ferocious that it could knock down a strong man.

Mom, this is the first time she has touched so much money since she was a child. She is really excited.

Hearing the barking of the dog getting closer and closer, Bai Zhengde's wife and other bystanders ran away immediately.

"You also have a few girls and boys at home. I advise you to accumulate more virtue for your children."

Bai Jingjing's eyes turned red, feeling extremely aggrieved, especially the old aunt who spoke so unpleasantly.

“Because those people have nothing to do with you, so they have no scruples, and the more sad you are, the happier they are, because they poke your heart.”

 (End of this chapter)