TFWYH – Chapter 465 Ruthless Turn of the Tide

“You two are really—”

“Forget it, husband!”

Ling Yu was about to say something, but Tang Wan interrupted him.

She looked deeply at the elderly couple, then pulled Ling Yu away.

When they reached the doorway, she paused and looked at the two elders. “No matter whether Yun-niang ever comes back or not, I, Tang Wan, will never step foot into your Qin household again.”

With that, she left without looking back.

She could understand the old couple’s unreasonable outburst—but she couldn’t accept it.

After Qin Suyun married into the Tang family, had she ever suffered? Had she ever endured hardship?

Tang Tiansheng handed all his money to her to manage. Father treated her like his own daughter. The father and son would scramble to do every chore themselves and wouldn’t let her lift a finger.

Qin Suyun only occasionally cooked or washed dishes, and even then Tang Tiansheng would scold her gently, telling her to leave it and that he would handle it.

It hadn’t even been long.

Under her elder brother’s care, Qin Suyun had grown fair and delicate, like a well-bred young lady.

Whoever saw her said she had married into good fortune.

Back then, how satisfied were the Qin elders with Tang Tiansheng? How kindly had they treated Tang Wan?

But now that Father and her elder brother had been taken, the Qin couple had turned their faces against them.

Aunt Qin had grabbed and hit her. Uncle Qin had told her never to step into their house again.

Heh…

Yes.

Their daughter had indeed been implicated because of the Tang family.

But they had forgotten that the Tang family didn’t choose for this to happen.

Qin Suyun had married into the Tang family—she was already part of the Tang family.

Could she enjoy blessings but refuse to share hardship with her husband?

If so, what use was such a woman?

The Qin elders clearly hadn’t thought that far. Seeing that Tang Wan showed no “remorse” and even spoke harshly before leaving, Uncle Qin’s face darkened, while Aunt Qin nearly burst with anger.

She shoved her husband aside and rushed out the door, cursing at Tang Wan’s retreating figure.

“Your Tang family lost my daughter, and you still think you’re in the right? Not stepping into my Qin household? As if I care! Bah! Your whole Tang family is shameless trash—scoundrels who tricked away someone else’s daughter!”

The few bystanders nodded, thinking Aunt Qin made sense.

“Exactly. If she hadn’t married into the Tang family, Yun-niang wouldn’t have suffered this.”

“Such a good girl—obedient and sensible. What a pity she chose the wrong man!”

“And Tang Tiansheng was so much older than Yun-niang—an old ox eating tender grass. No shame at all!”

…

Tang Wan’s steps faltered for a moment, but the next second she walked on as if nothing had happened.

Ling Yu, however, couldn’t bear to listen any longer. He turned back and looked coldly at Aunt Qin.

“The Qin family truly has noble character. When there are blessings to enjoy, you hold people up high. But the moment disaster strikes, you wish them into the eighteenth level of hell. I’m curious—if Uncle Qin were to encounter misfortune someday, would you divorce him too? I suppose you would. After all, your Qin family only shares blessings; when calamity comes, everyone flies their own way. Heh…”

After saying this, Ling Yu let out a mocking laugh and went after Tang Wan.

Aunt Qin’s face shifted through a rainbow of colors, and for a moment she couldn’t utter a single word in rebuttal.

The surrounding townsfolk also came to their senses, and the way they looked at Aunt Qin changed.

Those who had just spoken in her support shut their mouths tightly, not daring to say another word.

Thinking about it carefully, what Ling Yu said wasn’t wrong.

Everyone had seen how well Tang Tiansheng treated Qin Suyun.

Back then, many women had been green with envy. The unmarried girls nearby had even said that when they looked for husbands in the future, they wanted someone like Tang Tiansheng.

As for the Qin elders, there was no need to mention them—they had been smiling all day long, telling anyone they met how well their daughter had married.