Chapter 1717: It Must Be Said That Selfish People Always Find Various Excuses to Exonerate Themselves

The incident happened suddenly; her fall didn't just hurt her, it knocked over the person standing right beside her.

Perhaps upset after the fall, they started arguing, one sentence after another.

Seeing the commotion escalate, Chuxue turned and left the area.

She had barely entered the courtyard when someone ran back: "Yurong, your aunt fell. Her front teeth were knocked out, and her leg seems injured too. We dare not move her; please help find a vehicle so we can take her to the hospital first."

Zhang Yurong, having not expected such an incident, said angrily: "How many years have you been riding that bike? Why did you fall just as you came to my house?"

The person who ran back to report the news sighed: "Your aunt is holding back anger over Xiaoya's situation; please be understanding."

"Auntie-in-law, what she just said about my fourth sister-in-law was overheard by the very person. Do you think she came here to help me, or does she dislike how well I'm doing and came to cause trouble?"

It must be said, Zhang Yurong hit the nail on the head.

Jiang Xiaoya's mother did it on purpose; she held some resentment toward Zhang Yurong, since her own husband had helped secure that job back in the day.

If she hadn't been incapable and failed to establish herself in her mother-in-law's house, Xiaoya wouldn't have suffered unrequited love, nor ended up in such a miserable state now.

This trip wasn't in vain; at the very least, she caused them trouble. If her own daughter isn't having a good time, they shouldn't either, including that vixen.

If not for her appearance, perhaps Xiaoya and Fu Yan Cheng would have reached a conclusion by now.

It must be said that selfish people always find various excuses to exonerate themselves and then shift the blame onto others.

Although Zhang Yurong was angry, since the person had fallen, she naturally could not ignore it.

Seeing Chuxue coming out of the room, she said: "Fourth sister-in-law, I have to go out for a while; please help me take care of Jinyi."

Chuxue nodded lightly: "Alright, but don't be gone too long; I'm afraid the triplets will start making a fuss soon."

Zhang Yurong acknowledged with a sound and hurriedly ran out.

Actually, she wanted to ask Song Sanrui for help, but recalling what her own aunt had said earlier, she truly had no face to bring it up.

Chuxue naturally saw this too, but she certainly wouldn't volunteer to meddle in other people's business.

Moreover, it was caused by her own hand.

When Fu Jinyi woke up, he saw his fourth aunt sitting beside him: "Fourth Aunt, where is my mother?"

Chuxue picked the child up: "Your mother went out to handle some matters and will be back soon. I made a small cream cake for you; do you want to try a bite?"

Fu Jinyi didn't answer immediately; instead, he spoke: "Fourth Aunt, I'm thirsty and want to drink water."

Just as he finished speaking, Fu's mother walked in: "Jinyi is awake; do you need to use the toilet?"

Fu Jinyi, having eaten very little since the accident, said: "Grandma, I want to drink water."

Hearing that the granddaughter who had suffered wanted water, Fu's mother quickly responded: "Wait a moment; Grandma will pour water for you right away."

Fu's mother was quick; within a short while, she brought water and walked briskly to Jinyi's side: "Do you want to drink it yourself, or should Grandma feed you?"

Fu Jinyi extended his small hand: "Grandma, I've grown up; I'll do it myself."

Saying this, he reached out.

Fu's mother was startled: "Your body hasn't recovered yet; Grandma will hold it for you."

Jinyi, disregarding everything else, grabbed his grandmother's arm and drank directly from the cup.

This made Fu's mother's heart ache terribly: "Drink slowly; don't choke."

Chuxue looked at her and smiled: "Leave some room for the cream cake."

Which child doesn't like novel foods? His eyes kept glancing at the pretty box on the cabinet opposite; at that moment, his little stomach cooperated, making a loud 'gurgle, gurgle' sound.

The three people in the room exchanged glances and all laughed.