Rebirth Of The General's Granddaughter Chapter 70 part1

Rebirth of the General's Granddaughter Chapter 70Old General Mu Angrily Punishes His Poisonous Son and Daughter-In-Law [3], Part1

She wanted to tell Old General Mu that she beat ZiYou because Zi You scolded her. She wanted to embarra.s.s Old General Mu so MuYingRui could argue for himself.

However, from the moment Mu YingRui heard "familylaws," he was already so scared that he couldn't take her into consideration.Instead, he had his heart set on pus.h.i.+ng her out to protect himself fromsuffering physical pain.

And Old General Mu had already seen through herintentions. He couldn't help but coldly sneer. "You'er just scolded you. Thefact that she didn't tell me about your evil words and deeds has already givenyou face. Is You'er's biological mother someone you can slander? As a secondwife and a concubine, you have the logic to insult my granddaughter'sbiological mother? Née w.a.n.g, I'm going to ask your father how he taught you.What is the punishment for insulting your husband, his Di wife, father,daughter, and the whole family?"

Mu YingRui knew his father was really angry thistime. If his wife's Di mother found out about this matter, the upper-cla.s.ssociety would know w.a.n.g Yiping's character.

w.a.n.g Yiping being scolded was a small matter, buthis official name and reputation being affected was a big matter. What commoners'official could not control his woman and let her insult his family?

In order to quell Old General Mu's anger, Mu YingRuiimmediately grabbed w.a.n.g Yiping's hair and slapped her more than a dozen times."You cheap person! This Ye spoiled you rotten! Is Ye's deceased wife anddaughter people you can scold? Is Ye's family people you can curse? Ye wants todivorce you, divorce you…"

It should be said that Mu YingRui understood hisfather very well. He knew if he was willing to punish w.a.n.g Yiping, his fatherwould let the both of them go.

Indeed, when Old General Mu saw his son punish and beat the second wife, his facial expression turned better and not as dark as before.