Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1729: Chapter 1723: Pretending to be Crazy and Stupid

“But many people identified her. Please ask her to come out and answer my questions.” Ji Dong hadn’t expected this Mr. Qin to not be as indifferent to his daughter as the rumors made him out to be.

“Her father, just let Su’e come out.” Su’e’s mother looked at all the police officers in their house and was scared stiff. This money-losing good-for-nothing had already turned out like this and still brought trouble upon them. It’d be better if she went to jail—it’d save them grain, and they’d no longer have to care for her. What a great thing that would be. Why wouldn’t her father open his mouth?

“Da Bao, go call your eldest sister to come out.” Mr. Qin didn’t want his daughter to come out because he couldn’t bear the shame, but when his old wife brought it up, he also realized the practicality of it. In the end, he told his eldest son to go fetch her.

“I got it. Money-losing good-for-nothing, Dad wants you to go out. Loads of police are outside; they must be here to arrest you. Haha, serves you right for hitting me—now the police are here to get you!” Da Bao had gone to school, though he wasn’t a good student. Still, he could recognize a few words.

Ji Dong, however, couldn’t believe the child of this household would actually call his own sister a “money-losing good-for-nothing.”

No matter the circumstances, she’s still his biological sister. Even if he disliked her, he shouldn’t call her that. As for Mr. Qin’s silent consent, Ji Dong couldn’t help feeling sorrow for Qin Su’e, born into such a family. With relatives like these, how could she possibly have a good life?

Still, no matter how much Ji Dong disapproved of Mr. Qin’s family, he chose not to show it. This was, after all, their family matter and had nothing to do with him. He only needed to handle his task.

Qin Su’e froze for a moment after hearing her brother’s words. She hadn’t expected the police to come to their home. At first, she didn’t want to go out, but when she thought about how no one would know it was her who did it, she regained her composure.

She was crazy now, after all. She couldn’t even control her own actions. Who would believe she’d orchestrate a kidnapping?

With that thought, Qin Su’e stood up but only coldly stared at her brother without moving.

She was mad, incapable of understanding human words. If she went out like this, wouldn’t that raise suspicions? So she couldn’t let herself panic.

“Hurry up! Dad and Mom are all waiting for you!” Qin Dabao was unnerved by the venomous look in his sister’s eyes—it sent a chill down his spine. He couldn’t help but shout.

This money-losing good-for-nothing’s gaze was terrifying. He had to tell Mom and Dad. Truly, Qin Dabao had been spoiled rotten by Mr. Qin and his wife. Already over ten years old, he still ran to his parents with every little grievance.

But Qin Su’e remained standing, motionless, completely ignoring Qin Dabao, staring at him until he began to feel unsettled.

“Dad, this money-losing good-for-nothing won’t come out, and she wants to hit me!” Qin Dabao’s words were so absurd that Qin Su’e almost laughed out loud. This was her family, indeed. Not only did they call her a money-losing good-for-nothing, but they also falsely accused her. What a wonderful little brother.

“You troublemaker, hurry up and come out! Do you expect the police to wait for you?” Su’e’s mother, seeing her husband’s increasingly angry expression, went to the woodshed to call her daughter. And call she did—she shouted.

“Haha, dinner time!” Qin Su’e looked at her mother with resentment. It was all their favoritism; if not for them, she wouldn’t have turned out like this.

Every time Qin Su’e saw her parents, that same phrase would pop into her mind, fueling her hatred.

But no matter how much she hated, she could never earn so much as a look of affirmation from her parents. All she got was disdain and dissatisfaction.

This deepened Qin Su’e’s hatred, and her jealousy of Qin Xue grew even stronger. Why, despite being the same gender, the elder sibling in their respective families, and both living under similar economic conditions, were their treatments so drastically different? Why did they have to treat her this way?