After a while, Lady Chen finally came to her senses and realized what her daughter was going to do.
She suddenly stood up in a panic, shouting loudly, “A Wan, don’t go, come back quickly.”
Then as soon as she stood up, she felt the world spinning around her, and slowly collapsed again.
Tang Xiaorou was so frightened that she was about to cry.
It was still Tang Xiao Yi who was more understanding.
He directed his younger sister, helping their mother onto the bed like their elder sister had done just now, and then said solemnly, “Roumei, you stay here to look after Mother, I’ll go help Big Sis.”
Tang Xiaorou looked at her brother and said, “Brother, do you dare to go?
Grandmother and the others are fierce, fiercer than the tigers on the mountain.”
Only to see Tang Xiao Yi slap his chest with force, puffing it up and saying, “Big Sis said, I’m a man now.
As long as I’m not afraid in my heart, I’m a big man, the head of the household.”
“Yes, right, Brother, you definitely can do it.” Seeing her brother with his head held high and full of fighting spirit, Tang Xiaorou also felt that her brother seemed like a man.
She hoped he would quickly grow into a man to help their sister and mother.
This way, Grandmother and Aunt wouldn’t dare bully them anymore.
Tang Xiao Yi immediately instructed his sister to stay home and look after Mother and Brother while he went to help Big Sister.
Tang Wanwan rushed outside all the way.
According to her past temperament, at this moment, she would’ve liked to grab a knife and chop down those two troublemakers, Granny Zhang and Mrs.
Wang.
But just as she was about to reach the old Tang Family residence, a gust of wind cleared her mind instantly.
No, she absolutely couldn’t act on impulse.
The fact proves that without rights, there is no voice.
Even if she charged over and gave Granny Zhang and Mrs.
Wang a lesson.
What awaited her would be the reproach of all the clansmen.
In doing so, she would be disrespecting her elders, and it would be even harder for her mother to endure life.
Her family could forget about staying in the Tang Family Village in the future.
What she needed now were food and necessities, not to show off or throw one’s weight around in front of others.
She needed to think of a mutual solution to both teach them a lesson and deter them from being so arrogant.
Speaking of Tang Wanwan’s specialty, it was nothing more than making various mechanisms and some wooden and bamboo crafts.
The things she made were exquisitely lifelike.
Just as she was racking her brain on what method to use, she saw a little thing flying to and fro before her, and Tang Wanwan’s mind instantly became active.
Why not use this?
Turns out Tang Wanwan saw a bee flying in front of her, which was a good thing.
She didn’t realize there were bees here.
Bees can be wild or domestically raised.
As long as they are properly tamed, wild bees can become domestic ones.
The most interesting part is, bees are sweet lovers.
As long as you feed them something delicious, they’ll obediently follow you.
Bees usually don’t act alone, and indeed, after following them for a while, Tang Wanwan found a small beehive on a tree.
To her delight, there was even honey with a yellowish liquid flowing inside the hive.
Standing under the tree, she seemed to be able to smell the sweet aroma of the honey.
The height of this tree posed no pressure to Tang Wanwan.
She climbed it with her bare hands, reaching the top in a few moves.
Just as she was about to take the beehive, she suddenly looked up to see someone wearing a ghost mask, staring at her with empty eyes.
“Ah!” It was all too sudden.
Despite Tang Wanwan’s excellent mental fortitude, anyone would be frightened upon seeing a ghost mask behind a tree.
What made her angrier was this person’s indifference.
She was about to fall down the tree, yet this person didn’t even help.
Luckily, she grabbed a trunk beside her and didn’t fall.
“Hey, who are you, hiding here pretending to be a ghost?”
The person was squatting on the tree.
Judging by their figure, they didn’t seem too old, but what could they be doing here?
“Dare you take this?” The person pointed at the beehive’s location.
“Dare, there’s nothing I don’t dare.
It’s very simple.”
Tang Wanwan glanced at him, then at the beehive.
She thought: Surely he wasn’t eyeing this too, waiting here like a hunter for its prey?
“Let me tell you, this thing here isn’t yours, nor mine.
Whoever gets it first is whose, right?”