Chapter 115: Cannot Use Brute Force
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In the book, Brian Chapman had an affair. Phoebe Thorne called her brothers over to cause a huge scene. They certainly vented their anger, but Phoebe didn’t benefit from it at all. Because the Thorne family had been too vicious, Brian Chapman, who was originally in the wrong, became the one everyone pitied. When they divorced, Phoebe was left with practically nothing.
The Chapman family’s biggest assets were two market stalls, bought with money Phoebe Thorne had borrowed from her own family. When they divorced, the money was never repaid, and she didn’t get the stalls either. It looked like a victory, but in reality, it was a massive loss.
Now, since Brian Chapman hadn’t started an affair yet, they couldn’t afford to be so brutal. They had to fight a battle of wits.
First, they needed to find a strategist who was both resourceful and eloquent.
“Daddy, that old hag is the worst! She pinched me and won’t even admit it. She’s more cunning than the Big Bad Wolf.” Tang Xiaonan rolled up her sleeve. The bruise on her arm was even larger, surrounded by a wide patch of pale purple.
A cold aura radiated from Felix Thorne. Phoebe Huxley, who had been picking up food with her chopsticks, paused. She stopped chewing, her face as dark as charcoal.
SMACK!
Phoebe Huxley slammed her chopsticks down and roared, “I’m going with you all tomorrow morning! I’m going to tear that damned old hag to shreds!”
’She was always so careful, not even daring to use too much force when combing her precious little girl’s hair. How dare that damned old hag pinch her Xiaonan? She must have a death wish!’
Another SMACK rang out. Howard Thorne suddenly slapped Patrick on the back and cursed, “Are you a corpse? I told you to watch Xiaonan properly! How could you let that damned old hag bully her? You useless piece of trash!”
“Exactly.”
Jim Thorne mumbled under his breath. ’If it were him, he would never have let Xiaonan get bullied. Not even a single hair on her head would have been harmed. Second Brother is just too useless.’
Patrick Thorne shot him a dark look. Jim Thorne resentfully shut his mouth but turned his head and grumbled again. ’Yesterday, he had been stuck watching that ugly woman all day. It was suffocating. The only thing that kept him going was the thought of big meat buns. But when he came back, he didn’t even get a single soup dumpling. His heart went cold with disappointment.’
’Of course, he wasn’t mad at Xiaonan. His sister was only six, so it was normal for her to forget. Jim only blamed his second brother. How could a grown man forget about meat buns? Hmph. He must have forgotten on purpose. He was just jealous because their sister liked him more.’
“Second Brother didn’t see it. That old hag is really cunning. She only pinched me when he wasn’t looking,” Tang Xiaonan explained hurriedly. Her conscience didn’t prickle in the slightest for framing the old woman.
’Not all old people were kind and amiable.’
’Mrs. Chapman was a wicked mother-in-law. In the book, she was a major reason for Phoebe Thorne’s tragic end. She had known about her son’s affair for a long time but didn’t say a word, even helping him hide it. Meanwhile, at home, she shamelessly enjoyed Phoebe’s care, cursing at her whenever she was displeased and showing no consideration for Phoebe’s frail health. Her heart was completely black.’
’Then there was Amanda Chapman, who also had a terrible life in the book. After only two years of elementary school, Mrs. Chapman made her quit to work at the stall and earn money. Every cent of the hard-earned money Amanda made working from dawn to dusk was pocketed by that vicious old woman. She didn’t leave a single penny for Phoebe and her daughter. While she, her son, and her grandson ate meat, Phoebe and her daughter couldn’t even get enough to eat and still had to work. They lived a life more wretched than that of slaves.’
The book had dedicated a whole Chapter to describing the miserable lives of Phoebe Thorne and her daughter, which made Tang Xiaonan see red. Although Felix Thorne had taken people to the Chapman family’s home to cause trouble, he had only managed to turn their righteous cause into an unreasonable mess. Phoebe Thorne was kicked out, and when she returned to her parents’ home, her life wasn’t good.
Phoebe Thorne’s health had deteriorated, so she couldn’t do much work, which meant she was essentially living off of others. Over time, even her own parents would grow resentful, let alone her sisters-in-law. Depressed and unhappy every day, Phoebe’s health only worsened. Although the author never explicitly stated it, the outcome was easy to imagine.
Tang Xiaonan made up her mind. Phoebe Thorne’s fate had to be changed, and the first step was to soothe her parents’ explosive tempers.
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Chapters
- Chapter 269: Jim Thorne Wails in Mourning
- Chapter 268: Qingming Guo
- Chapter 267: Tang Xiaopang is Still Cuter
- Chapter 266: Disheveled Rosalind Green
- Chapter 265: As Expected, It Was Jacqueline Spann
- Chapter 264: Settling Accounts
- Chapter 263: Jacqueline Spann’s Mind
- Chapter 262: Selling Misery
- Chapter 261: Fierce
- Chapter 260: Even When Beating a Dog, You Have to Consider Its Master
- Chapter 259: Advancing Towards Gideon Green
- Chapter 258: One Must Adapt to the Environment
- Chapter 257: There’s Still Hope for Rosalind Green
- Chapter 256: Adrian Hawthorne’s Change
- Chapter 255: Mighty Daddy
- Chapter 254: Related to Jacqueline Spann
- Chapter 253: Regret
- Chapter 252: The Gentle Felix Thorne
- Chapter 251: What a Blessing to Have Fierce Parents
- Chapter 250: An Unloving Father and an Incompetent Mother
- Chapter 249: An Obvious Difference
- Chapter 248: Tattling
- Chapter 247: My Dad Is Coming Soon
- Chapter 246: A Deadly Kick
- Chapter 245: Tang Xiaonan, the Protector in Front
- Chapter 244: Ganging Up
- Chapter 243: Snatching the Ready-Made
- Chapter 242: Here Comes Trouble
- Chapter 241: Handsome Man
- Chapter 240: The Tofu Beauty
- Chapter 239: None of Them Are Any Good
- Chapter 238: It Was Him After All
- Chapter 237: A Question Beyond the Syllabus
- Chapter 236: Acting Up Again
- Chapter 235: Striking First
- Chapter 234: Public Revenge for a Private Grudge
- Chapter 233: Discovery
- Chapter 232: The Inextricably Linked Jacqueline Spann
- Chapter 231: Must Be Investigated Thoroughly
- Chapter 230: Conspiracy
- Chapter 229: The Blessed Little Golden Mouth
- Chapter 228: There’s a Little Brother
- Chapter 227: Ulterior Motive
- Chapter 226: Immortal Aunt Liu’s Medicine
- Chapter 225: Secret Formula
- Chapter 224: The Immortal Has Another Instruction
- Chapter 223: Everyone Can Go to College
- Chapter 222: Marked Progress
- Chapter 221: Beauty Drunk
- Chapter 220: Let Grandma Eat It
- Chapter 219: Eat Farts or Not
- Chapter 218: Jealousy
- Chapter 217: A Canary Just Has to Be Pretty
- Chapter 216: Worthy of Being a Mother?
- Chapter 215: Poking a Sore Spot Again
- Chapter 214: Bizarre Aesthetics
- Chapter 213: The Lucky Charm Appointed by the Jade Emperor
- Chapter 212: Malted Milk
- Chapter 211: Making a Big Boast
- Chapter 210: A Preemptive Strike
- Chapter 209: Colorful Gossip
- Chapter 208: Enlightened by an Immortal
- Chapter 207: A Magical Dream
- Chapter 206: Future World
- Chapter 205: Discussing Matters Through a Dream
- Chapter 204: Return
- Chapter 203: Can’t Be Woken Up
- Chapter 202: Conspiracy
- Chapter 201: Previous Life
- Chapter 200: Shock
- Chapter 199: Bringing out a Knife
- Chapter 198: Assorted Candies
- Chapter 197: Savvy
- Chapter 196: Helping Others is Helping Yourself
- Chapter 195: Slinging Mud
- Chapter 194: Sandalwood Soap
- Chapter 193: Suspicion
- Chapter 192: Missing the Tigress
- Chapter 191: With Comparison Comes Favoritism
- Chapter 190: Jealousy
- Chapter 189: The Happy Old Master Tate
- Chapter 188: If Life Deceives You
- Chapter 187: Like Family
- Chapter 186: Collecting Rent
- Chapter 185: Selling Dad Out
- Chapter 184: Reserved Concern
- Chapter 183: Health is the Capital of the Revolution
- Chapter 182: Biased Raina
- Chapter 181: The Cheating Uncle-in-law
- Chapter 180: The World is Too Small
- Chapter 179: School Strike
- Chapter 178: Mixed Doubles
- Chapter 177: A Promising Student
- Chapter 176: The Willing Vernon Spann
- Chapter 175: Protecting Mother
- Chapter 174: Gloating Vernon Spann
- Chapter 173: Public Enemy of Women
- Chapter 172: Fresh Strawberries
- Chapter 171: A United Front Against Outsiders
- Chapter 170: The Meat Is a Serious Problem
- Chapter 169: A Storm of Jealousy
- Chapter 168: Coming to Pick a Fight
- Chapter 167: The Forsaken Felix Thorne
- Chapter 166: Phoebe Huxley on a Rampage
- Chapter 165: Airing Grievances
- Chapter 164: Secret Meeting
- Chapter 163: Living Only for Her Son
- Chapter 162: Two-faced
- Chapter 161: Clayton Xavier Shows His Skill
- Chapter 160: Going to the Xavier Family
- Chapter 159: A Dislocated Arm
- Chapter 158: What a Lousy Teacher
- Chapter 157: The Love and Hatred of the Past
- Chapter 156: Third Brother is Mighty
- Chapter 155: Wolf Girl Cousin
- Chapter 154: Let’s Hurt Each Other
- Chapter 153: A Very Poor Impression
- Chapter 152: The Old Flame is also a Green Tea
- Chapter 151: School Has Started
- Chapter 150: The Tragedy of Second Uncle’s Family
- Chapter 149: The Infertile Second Aunt
- Chapter 148: Old Flame
- Chapter 147: Tuition Fee
- Chapter 146: Bringing Honor to the Ancestors
- Chapter 145: Are You Well?
- Chapter 144: A Dragon Stranded in the Shallows
- Chapter 143: The Shit-stirrer
- Chapter 142: Her Maiden Family’s Strength
- Chapter 141: The First Pot of Gold Is Gone
- Chapter 140: Meat with Every Meal vs. a Single Meal of Meat
- Chapter 139: Recruiting a Downline
- Chapter 138: Collecting Protection Money
- Chapter 137: The Worrying Little Girl
- Chapter 136: White Rabbit
- Chapter 135: The Hawthorne Family
- Chapter 134: The Power of Money
- Chapter 133: The Unlearned and Unskilled Slacker
- Chapter 132: The Flexible Jim Thorne
- Chapter 131: Poster
- Chapter 130: The Three Smiles
- Chapter 129: Issuing the Good Person Card
- Chapter 128: Great Sales
- Chapter 127: The Train Station
- Chapter 126: Walking the Little Fat Pig
- Chapter 125: Splitting Up
- Chapter 124: Sales Commission
- Chapter 123: Ginger Brown Sugar Water
- Chapter 122: Devising a Plan
- Chapter 121: Worried Patrick Thorne
- Chapter 120: Hundred Children Zitan Bed
- Chapter 119: Treasure
- Chapter 118: Staying for a Meal
- Chapter 117: A Visit from the Big Shot
- Chapter 116: In Need of a Strategist
- Chapter 115: Cannot Use Brute Force
- Chapter 114: Not a Good Match
- Chapter 113: You Can’t Trust Hearsay
- Chapter 112: Spring Has Come
- Chapter 111: Wariness
- Chapter 110: Jim Thorne, the House Guardian
- Chapter 109: Born to be Doted On
- Chapter 108: A Sense of Crisis
- Chapter 107: Jealousy
- Chapter 106: Terror in the Deep Mountains
- Chapter 105: A Dark and Windy Night
- Chapter 104: Gestational Hypertension
- Chapter 103: Gold in Troubled Times, Antiques in Prosperous Times
- Chapter 102: Scrap Collection Station
- Chapter 101: The Female Lead is a Green Tea
- Chapter 100: A Ruined Plan
- Chapter 99: Guilt
- Chapter 98: A Honeyed Mouth, a Sword in the Belly
- Chapter 97: Double-Dealing
- Chapter 96: The Self-Harm Ploy
- Chapter 95: My Dad Won’t Let You Off
- Chapter 94: Still the Same Tang Xiao Pang
- Chapter 93: Same-Day Revenge
- Chapter 92: Mama’s Boy
- Chapter 91: Giving Oneself Away
- Chapter 90: The Best Time
- Chapter 89: Little Brother
- Chapter 88: Goddamn Scumbag
- Chapter 87: A Little Spat
- Chapter 86: A Huge Business Opportunity
- Chapter 85: Painted Skin
- Chapter 84: A Lead on the Postcards
- Chapter 83: You Can’t Listen to Everything Adults Say
- Chapter 82: A Calculated Life
- Chapter 81: Aunt Isn’t Doing Well
- Chapter 80: Asking About Postcards
- Chapter 79: Sticky Rice Ball
- Chapter 78: Not So Magnanimous
- Chapter 77: Reforming Brother Starts with Being Civilized
- Chapter 76: Suspicious Again
- Chapter 75: An Unexpected Affair
- Chapter 74: Where Did the Meat Come From?
- Chapter 73: The Author’s Own Son
- Chapter 72: The Uncle and Nephew’s Uncanny Synchronization
- Chapter 71: Became Wary
- Chapter 70: The Heroine Who Worries for the Nation, the People, and the World
- Chapter 69: Chicken Feathers for Candy
- Chapter 68: Stall
- Chapter 67: There’s a Kind of Cold Called "Mom Thinks You’re Cold
- Chapter 66: The Slightly Blind Third Brother
- Chapter 65: Don’t Preach Goodness Without Experiencing Their Suffering
- Chapter 64: Jim Thorne Holds Down the Fort
- Chapter 63: Language Genius
- Chapter 62: Feeling Sour
- Chapter 61: Suspicion
- Chapter 60: A Deep Relationship
- Chapter 59: Inducement
- Chapter 58: Acting Cute
- Chapter 57: Going to the City
- Chapter 56: Well-versed in Both Literary and Martial Arts
- Chapter 55: Reciting the Song of the Solar Terms
- Chapter 54: Emperor’s Tongue
- Chapter 53: The Sky is About to Change
- Chapter 52: Use the Newspapers to Start a Fire
- Chapter 51: A Different Style
- Chapter 50: Holding Hands
- Chapter 49: The Goading Tactic
- Chapter 48: The Old Man’s Dignity
- Chapter 47: Third Brother’s Unlimited Potential
- Chapter 46: One Dares to Teach, One Dares to Learn
- Chapter 45: Startling Insects
- Chapter 44: A Blissful and Heavy Love
- Chapter 43: Second Brother is the Real Big Shot
- Chapter 42: Not an Ordinary Bed
- Chapter 41: A Pleasant Fragrance
- Chapter 40: Soggy Biscuits
- Chapter 39: The White Moonlight Female Lead
- Chapter 38: Jianghu Rules
- Chapter 37: Desperately Wanting to Go to the City
- Chapter 36: Postcard
- Chapter 35: Port Krol Movies
- Chapter 34: Severe Malnutrition
- Chapter 33: The Triggering Event
- Chapter 32: Fried Rice Cake Slices
- Chapter 31: Must Sleep Alone
- Chapter 30: The Masses Have Sharp Eyes
- Chapter 29: The Whole Family Has Great Prestige
- Chapter 28: Where Is the Pig’s Trotter?
- Chapter 27: The Lousy Carpenter Uncle
- Chapter 26: Pork Trotters and Soybeans
- Chapter 25: Madly Farming Impression Points
- Chapter 24: Of All Virtues, Filial Piety Comes First
- Chapter 23: Honoring the Elders
- Chapter 22: Striving to Be a Civilized Family
- Chapter 21: Fellow Villagers Who Kick Someone When They’re Down
- Chapter 20: Setting the Rules
- Chapter 19: No Rules, No Karen Ford
- Chapter 18: You Must Wash Your Hands Before Meals
- Chapter 17: Das Kapital
- Chapter 16: Big Slices of Fatty Meat
- Chapter 15: The Frail Mother
- Chapter 14: The Three Jealous Brothers
- Chapter 13: Educating the Bear Child
- Chapter 12: Eating Candy
- Chapter 11: Repaying a Kindness
- Chapter 10: Buying a Sentence for 500 Yuan
- Chapter 9: Slapping Oneself
- Chapter 8: Setting the Brothers Straight
- Chapter 7: Weak and Easy to Bully
- Chapter 6: Sending Meat to Gain Favorability
- Chapter 5: The Future Big Shot Who Can’t Get Enough to Eat
- Chapter 4: The Fearsome Dad
- Chapter 3: 3 Bully Older Brothers
- Chapter 2: Shrewish Mother
- Chapter 1: Transmigrated