Peaceful Farm Life

Chapter 70: Chapter 70 Domineering! Worthy of being my man!_1

Chapter 70 -70 Domineering! Worthy of being my man!_1

“So,” An Jing said slowly and deliberately, cutting off the conversation, “we deserve to be pointed at by everyone in Jiuping Village, deserve to be cursed to die sooner, and we can’t have any complaints, can’t say a single bad word about anyone in Jiuping Village, right? Heh, you really are shameless with no limits.”

“Lin Anjing!” the village chief bellowed in rage.

“Right,” An Jing continued at the same leisurely pace, unhurried, “I have officially changed my name to An Jing. My surname is An, not Lin anymore. Please, village chief, call me An Jing from now on. Don’t go calling Lin this and Lin that; I don’t know who you’re talking about.”

“Without me, the village chief, taking you to the County Government, do you think you could have changed your name?” the village chief didn’t believe a word.

An Jing didn’t speak, only looked toward Xiao Changyi.

Xiao Changyi immediately took out the document proving An Jing’s name change from hereon and held it up high for the village chief to see.

The village chief could recognize a few characters. After scrutinizing carefully, he realized it was indeed a name change certificate for An Jing, thinking she had gone directly over his head to the local registrar for the county government procedures, he became even more furious, “An Jing, Xiao Changyi, do the two of you have any respect for me, your village chief, at all?”

An Jing answered quite delightedly, “No.”

The village chief was so infuriated that he nearly fell backward.

“Abandoning even your ancestors, An Jing, you’re a disgrace to womankind!” the village chief accused vehemently.

“Are you talking about me changing my surname?” An Jing responded coolly, “I’ve been sold by Lin Daqiang and his family. Lin Daqiang’s ancestors naturally are no longer my ancestors either.”

Only then did the village chief remember that An Jing had been sold, realizing he had just scolded her for no reason, and he was angered all over again.

Not wanting to stay and die of rage, the village chief turned and left.

“Village chief, Jing Er and I are getting married the day after tomorrow,” Xiao Changyi, who had been silent up to this point, suddenly said in a voice neither cold nor hot.

The village chief stopped dead in his tracks and whirled around to curse, “With the village being in such turmoil because of you two, do you still expect me to officiate your marriage? Dream on!”

“No,” Xiao Changyi said calmly, “I’m just letting you know.”

The village chief was so enraged he nearly spat out a mouthful of old blood, his body shaking uncontrollably, his hand trembling as he pointed at Xiao Changyi, unable to utter a word.

An Jing thought to herself: Domineering! Worthy of being my man!

“Don’t ever dream that I’ll do anything for you two again!” the village chief said furiously, leaving a harsh remark before sweeping away.

Only after watching the village chief leave the courtyard did An Jing say to Xiao Changyi with a smile, “We’ve won again~”

“Mhm.”

“Back then, no matter what test it was, I was always first place.”

“Mhm.” He could tell, her fighting spirit was formidable.

“Now that I’m with you,” An Jing kept on, “of course, we have to face challenges together, aiming to be unbeaten in everything.” If one should come, they would crush one; if two came, they would crush a pair.

“Mhm.”

“You did well just now~” An Jing praised merrily. That old village chief nearly died of anger.

Xiao Changyi did not respond, simply looking at An Jing. The coldness in his eyes gradually warmed, smiled, and became incredibly tender.

“Since we’re getting married the day after tomorrow, let’s go tell Aunt Liu Hua. She said she would come for the wedding feast,” An Jing suggested.

“Mhm.”

Then, Xiao Changyi carried An Jing on his back to Madam Liuhua’s house.

Next to Madam Liuhua’s house was Lin Daqiang’s family’s home. At that time, Lin Daqiang and his family were not present, but Mrs. Gu, Lin An Dong’s wife, was in the courtyard trying to calm down a continuously crying child.

Seeing them, Mrs. Gu glared at them fiercely before continuing to soothe the child.