Madam Yu's face showed anxiety, and her eyes flashed with the spark of dissatisfaction. She said sharply, "You actually deceived my son and forced this transaction upon us. I am going to find the village head to settle this score." Her words were filled with anger and discontent, and her complexion turned ashen.
Han Yuling, a calm and decisive woman, showed no fear in the face of Madam Yu's accusations. She replied in a cold and resolute tone, "I was just about to look for the village head myself. You threw your severely injured son out and left him to fend for himself—is that behavior right or wrong?" Her words were full of accusation and questioning, and her gaze grew sharp.
Old Man Liu, an elderly and worldly man, knew that continuing this dispute would yield no benefit. He proposed, "I'll press my fingerprint on it, just give me the contract." His tone was calm and steady, attempting to quell the argument.
Chapter 44