Chapter 1640: The Old Wei Family Has Gone Mad; Why Would They Try to Kill Someone?

She saw him off to the car: "Drive slowly and stay safe."

Fu Yan Cheng replied while reversing: "Got it. Go back quickly; it's cold outside. If anything can't be handled, go find Mom and Dad."

Liu Chuxue waved at him: "I know."

Auntie Wei watched her go inside and said with a smile: "Yan Cheng truly cares for you."

A smile played on Liu Chuxue's lips: "There's still snow on the road; he doesn't trust others to drive."

Auntie Wei said nothing more, but seeing the couple's good relationship, she was genuinely happy for them.

Just as the two were talking, Wei Wenbin ran out: "Grandma, Auntie, Kangbao pooped."

Liu Chuxue put down what she was holding: "Coming."

As soon as she entered the room, she saw Kangbao standing there motionless, wearing a guilty little expression, which made Liu Chuxue laugh: "Kangbao, it's okay. Mommy will help you clean up."

Among the three children, Kangbao was the cleanest; ever since they could walk, the little one had always used the potty. Today, for some reason, he had soiled his pants.

Liu Chuxue took the paper and had just pulled down his pants when she remembered the small urinal was still inside the urea bag.

Looking at Kangbao again, she finally understood the reason: the little one hadn't found the potty and couldn't express himself clearly, which led to the scene just now.

She was about to call Auntie Wei when she saw Wei Wenbin run in carrying a chamber pot: "Auntie, the pot is here."

Liu Chuxue first kissed Kangbao's little face: "This time it's Mommy's fault for not bringing out the pot; we can't blame our Kangbao."

Hearing this, the little one's stiff body finally relaxed.

She quickly cleaned up, changed Kangbao's pants again, then checked on the other two little ones before looking at Wenbin: "You help Auntie watch them; I'll go tidy up."

As soon as she stepped out of the courtyard, Auntie Wei had already prepared hot water for her.

Just after Liu Chuxue finished washing, she heard people arguing in the distance.

Afraid of frightening the children, Auntie Wei stopped working in the kitchen, washed her hands, and hurried inside.

Liu Chuxue finished washing Kangbao's pants, brought them inside, and hung them on the wire rack by the stove. Seeing that the commotion outside hadn't died down, she couldn't help but frown.

Just as she was wondering whether to go out and check, she heard Zhui Feng bark.

She pushed open the door and stepped outside, only to see a person lying just beyond the main gate, his head covered in blood.

She turned and called into the room: "Auntie, you stay here and watch them; I'll go take a look."

Auntie Wei was somewhat uneasy: "Don't get too close to them."

Liu Chuxue acknowledged and was already walking out.

She didn't dare mention that someone was lying at the main gate, afraid of frightening them.

She took a few steps forward and closed the main gate behind her.

Just then, a neighbor from next door also saw the person: "The Old Wei family has gone mad; why would they try to kill someone?"

Liu Chuxue wasn't very familiar with the houses here and only knew the few households nearby: "Auntie Song, what's going on?"

Auntie Song sighed: "This is the third daughter of the Wei family at the very back. She just returned from the countryside a few days ago. Because the house is small, she had a very unpleasant argument with her second brother and sister-in-law over accommodation.

Today, for some reason, something else happened."

Before she could finish speaking, she was about to turn the girl over when she saw the girl's blood-covered face and cried out in shock: "Oh my goodness."

She didn't dare touch her again and, ignoring Liu Chuxue, ran toward the Old Wei house: "People of the Old Wei family, your Ruhua has fallen into the snow; come out and take a look right away."

From far away came a sharp, mean-spirited woman's voice: "It would be better if she died out there."