Chapter 1764: Fu Yan Hong Gets Beaten

Liu Chuxue went out to make a phone call, and before long, Song Sanrui arrived at the Fu family compound riding a modified tricycle.

He had been helping care for Fu's mother at the hospital recently, so he was very familiar with the Fu family.

After greeting everyone upon entering, he said, "Sister-in-law, where are the things? I'll move them right now."

Liu Chuxue pointed to the room where Zhang Yurong lived: "They're all in that room; the ones on the floor are the ones. Help load them onto the cart and take them back to our courtyard. The bed in the west wing room is quite large; just move them there."

Although Song Sanrui had a disability in his hand, it didn't affect this kind of work: "Alright."

Zhang Yurong couldn't let Song Sanrui do it alone either, so she stepped forward to help load the cart.

Zhang Yurong didn't have that many things to begin with, and before long, everything was loaded onto the cart.

Song Sanrui didn't ask many questions; after loading everything onto the cart, he said, "Sister-in-law, I'll head back now."

Zhang Yurong didn't want to stay there any longer, so she held Fu Jinyi and followed along.

As soon as she left, Fu's mother could no longer hold back: "What sin have I committed? Why can't there be any peace? A few days ago, the second couple was constantly causing trouble. I was so afraid they wouldn't make it through, so I pretended not to see their constant looting every time they returned.

Who would have thought that the second couple is now living a prosperous life, while the third couple, who came together through free love, has split up. My poor Jinyi."

Fu's mother was truly heartbroken; her eyes were swollen from crying.

This made Fu's mother even angrier: "When that rascal, the third one, comes back, I'll beat him up. He's not living a good life, causing our Jinyi to suffer along with him. How could I have given birth to such a troublesome thing."

Fu Yan Hong didn't know that his family had found out about their divorce; he strolled into the courtyard leisurely.

With him completely unprepared, a broom flew straight at his face and hit its target.

He only heard himself cry "Ouch!" before covering his face, shouting in a rage: "Who? Who threw that?"

Fu's father stepped forward a few paces, picked up the broom that had fallen to the ground, and immediately started swinging it at him: "You still dare to ask who threw it? Let me see if I can't beat you to death, you bastard. You're not living a good life; behind our backs, you've broken up the family."

Then his hand didn't stop; the broom swung so fast it left afterimages. He beat Fu Yan Hong until he was dodging left and right, but Fu's father was truly striking with vicious intent, chasing him all over the courtyard.

Fu Yan Hong saw Fu Yanming and Fu Yan Cheng at the entrance of the main hall: "Big brother, fourth brother, quickly help me block Dad." But

the two of them just stood there watching, with no intention of stepping up to help block him.

The eldest, Fu Yanming, even spoke up: "You deserve to be beaten. You did such a despicable thing. If Dad doesn't vent his anger, what if he gets sick from the rage? Just endure it."

These words made Fu Yan Hong furious: "Big brother, is that what a human being says? Don't you see Dad is in the mood to beat me to death."

Fu's father was truly very angry. He couldn't understand it; everything was fine before, but after starting school, the family fell apart. The main issue was that his own son was useless.

The two brothers saw that enough beating had been done; if they continued, Fu Yan Hong probably wouldn't be able to show his face when school started. Most importantly, Fu's father was clearly out of breath.

The two brothers stepped forward and stopped him: "Dad, that's enough. Calm down."

There were spots of blood on Fu Yan Hong's clothes, showing how hard Fu's father had struck.

After Fu's father caught his breath: "All of you, come into the main hall with me."

Once inside, Fu's father stared coldly at Fu Yan Hong: "Divorce is such a big matter; why didn't you tell the family?"