Aqin is a neighbor in the countryside of my hometown. In the past few years, she has been the hostess of the gossip of the women in my hometown.
Aqin's husband, A Yong, is handsome and sunny. Although he is a young man in the countryside, he is diligent and hardworking. He had a girlfriend early, beautiful and smart.
When talking about marriage, Ayong’s mother was firmly opposed to the fact that there are more boys and girls in the countryside, but if there is a girl in the family who looks like a good girl, the bride price is always high.
Ayong Ma told the matchmaker A Qin, A Qin did not ask for a gift, and unlike other girls with sharp teeth, A Yong’s mom soon forced A Yong to marry.
But within a few days of getting married, A Yong’s mother clamored to ask A Yong to divorce because she found that this daughter-in-law who didn’t want a gift was “very stupid” and she couldn’t do housework well, let alone hope. She makes money.
A Yong didn't respond to his mother, and lived with A Qin lukewarm. Soon, the eldest son was born.
Aqin had a dystocia, and she couldn't move until she was born. The doctor tried her harder again, and she lay motionless. The only thing that can be done is to cut along, and with one cut, the production cost will increase by several thousand, and Dayong's mother jumped into the sky.
When the baby was taken out of the operating room, Ayong's mother told Ayong: We are going home with the baby now, this woman will leave her alone. A Yong looked at his mother in surprise: Being a human is not doing this.
Aqin is back. The confinement relied on her husband to go to the river to fish for a few fish. The mother-in-law took care of the feeding of the child, grinding a bowl of rice cereal and boiled broth for him every day. It's big, and his face is as white as paper.
The eldest son did not speak at the age of four or five. The villagers told them to take them to the doctor.When the grandmother said that he was okay, he would call his parents, grandparents, and grandparents.
One day, the child fell from the balcony on the second floor and his skull broke. A Yong went home and rushed him to the hospital. He had a lot of stitches, but he was soon discharged home at the insistence of his grandmother. The baby survived after crying at home for several days and nights.
Soon, Aqin gave birth to a second son. He is now two or three years old, and he still doesn't speak.
Because the eldest son was delivered by a cesarean section, the second son naturally had to spend more money. Ayong’s mother told Aqin that she had performed the sterilization while giving birth, but Aqin firmly disagreed. Ayong's mother asked her son to mobilize again, and Aqin made up her mind and determined not to sterilize.
Even Ayong doesn't understand, and Aqin, who has never made a sound, is so assertive in this matter. After a while, Aqin's sister told the truth. It turned out that Ayong's mother asked Aqin to have a sterilization operation, and then turned around and secretly asked Ayong to divorce her, which happened to be heard by Aqin again.
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