Chapter 1087: You Misunderstood; We Don't Have an Issue With It

Xiao Fu heard these absurd words and his face immediately darkened: "Chunxiao, you are becoming more and more outrageous. This dog was given to your second sister by your second brother-in-law. What are you saying? You cannot make decisions for Zhui Feng."

Chunxiao became unhappy: "Second sister is married now; a daughter given away is like water spilled on the ground. She has no say in our family matters either."

Seeing the two arguing, Xiao Mu said: "Enough, enough. You two are really something, arguing over a dog like this. Don't you fear people will laugh at us?"

Hearing this, Xiao Fu frowned and said: "As for whether this dog stays or goes, no one has a say except Liu Chuxue. You know her nature. I advise you to do less that harms others without benefiting yourselves."

He knew Liu Chuxue's nature better than anyone; if they truly provoked her, no one would come out unscathed.

Just then, Liu Chuxue's voice came: "Since you dislike Zhui Feng so much, I will take it away. There is indeed no need to argue like this. If I had known you couldn't even tolerate a dog, I would have taken it away on my wedding day."

Xiao Mu didn't expect such a coincidence: "Liu Chuxue, you misunderstood. We don't have an issue with it."

Liu Chuxue glanced at Chunxiao: "I really don't know what you've learned from people since entering the city. In view of our sisterhood, I advise you to be down-to-earth and not aim too high."

Chunxiao was somewhat afraid of Liu Chuxue; although she was not convinced in her heart, she dared not retort verbally.

Xiao Fu knew Liu Chuxue was truly angry this time: "Liu Chuxue, you have returned at the perfect time. Zhui Feng was originally given to you by Fu Yan Cheng back then; it is best with you."

He knew that only with Liu Chuxue would the dog have a good future. After all, the city was not like the countryside; Zhui Feng couldn't go up the mountain to hunt for a meal, and the city rations could only barely maintain seven or eight parts of fullness. His daughter-in-law would certainly not be willing to share any for Zhui Feng.

It had only been a short time since entering the city, and Zhui Feng had already lost its fat.

He clearly understood that before, when family life was relatively easy, it was because Grandpa Xiao had prepared quite a few things at the beginning, plus Liu Chuxue subsidized the family.

Now, the things Grandpa Xiao prepared were almost exhausted, and Liu Chuxue had married out. Afterwards, they would have to rely on those rations to live, so if Zhui Feng stayed, life would likely be even harder.

Xiao Mu had not failed to see Liu Chuxue's stern face, but she thought that no matter what, they were her relatives; surely Liu Chuxue wouldn't hold a grudge against them over a dog.

She only overestimated her own weight in Liu Chuxue's heart: "I came today specifically to take Zhui Feng away. It will no longer trouble you to care for it."

If it hadn't been unsuitable to bring it on the wedding day, and since the Fu family had many children and she didn't want to create unnecessary trouble, she had planned to wait until she moved out to bring it over. She never expected they would be unable to tolerate Zhui Feng and even wanted to sell Zhui Feng; it was truly something she could not agree with.

She ignored Xiao Mu and Chunxiao, nodded to Xiao Fu, and walked straight toward the room she had lived in before: "I will pack my own things and take them all away today."

Hearing this, Xiao Fu's heart gave a thump: "Leave a few pieces of changeable clothes here; it will be more convenient if you come to stay for a short while someday."

Liu Chuxue did not respond.

After entering the room, she packed up everything that belonged to her; of course, a portion of the items was quietly stored into her spatial dimension.

Carrying two large bundles, she walked straight toward the bicycle parked at the main gate.

Xiao Fu had been watching her movements; seeing her come out, he hurried out from the kitchen: "It's so heavy; why didn't you call me to help you?"