The Rebirth of the Fierce Little Cute Girl

Upon hearing Mo Bajin’s words, Yiyi’s voice was grave, "So you wanted me to break my hand."

"I... I..."

Mo Bajin was completely flustered, not knowing what to say.

Yiyi gave Mo Bajin a cold glance and without a second thought, viciously stomped on Mo Bajin’s wrist.

"Ah..."

A piercing scream erupted, but Yiyi quickly covered Mo Bajin’s mouth and softly said, "Keep it quiet."

Mo Bajin felt the young girl in front of him was a demon, terrified to resist, gritting his teeth to endure the pain.

"That’s better."

Yiyi’s voice was gentle, yet her eyes were icy as she clicked twice and helped Mo Bajin reset his dislocated hand before turning to leave.

However, when she got home, she was met with a scene that made her eyes blaze with rage.

"Mom..."

Seeing her mother being beaten, Yiyi rushed forward, and upon seeing Ding Yuejun’s face swollen and red, stood up icily, staring at Mo Guowei, "You hit Mom."

Seeing his youngest daughter’s expression, Mo Guowei felt inexplicably uneasy, but quickly he righteously said, "Yes, I hit her. She pushed someone, causing your aunt’s forehead to get hurt."

At this moment, Ding Yuejun stood silently by without saying anything.

Yet Yiyi didn’t believe a word, "Did you see Mom pushing anyone with your own eyes? If not, how can you make such a judgment?"

"This can’t be fake, your aunt definitely wouldn’t lie."

Upon hearing this, Yiyi laughed outright.

That’s Mo Guowei for you, he’d rather believe someone else than his own wife and daughter, because he never really cared about them.

"So it’s Qian Yafen again."

Mo Guowei shouted angrily, "That’s your aunt, how dare you call her by name. Don’t you know respect for elders?"

"Hmph... I don’t have such relatives."

Seeing his younger daughter’s attitude, Mo Guowei got even angrier, "You rebellious girl, you’re getting more out of line."

Yiyi gave Mo Guowei a deep look, her resentment deepened, coupled with the thought of the slap her mother endured, she couldn’t help but clench her fists and step forward.

"Yiyi, let’s go back to the room first."

Seeing her daughter’s little movements, Ding Yuejun hurriedly held her.

Feeling the warmth on her wrist, Yiyi stopped, looked back at her mother, only to see her shaking her head.

Seeing this, Yiyi sighed helplessly, finally taking her mother’s arm back to the room.

Mo Guowei originally wanted to lecture a bit more, but seeing his youngest daughter’s expression before she left, he kept silent.

"Mom, does it hurt?"

Once mother and daughter returned to the room, Yiyi immediately looked at Ding Yuejun worriedly.

Ding Lejun shook her head, "Mom’s fine."

"How can it not hurt?" Yiyi was full of disbelief.

"You get used to it."

Upon hearing Ding Yuejun’s words, Yiyi’s tears fell instantly, "Mom, why do you still put up with Dad? He’s been hitting you since I was little."

"But if I really separate from your dad, you’ll be a child without a father."

"Mom, I really don’t care."

Yiyi spoke resolutely, her eyes filled with resentment toward Mo Guowei.

Seeing her daughter like this, Ding Yuejun shook her head, "Yiyi, he’s still your..."

"Mom, he doesn’t even treat us as family, why should I treat him as one?"

Ding Yuejun was momentarily speechless.

Seeing this, Yiyi stopped discussing the topic, focusing more on the previous incident, "Mom, what really happened? Did Qian Yafen falsely accuse you?"

"Sort of, I didn’t push her at all, she just fell by herself, and Qian Yafen acted all ambiguous, feeling wronged, and your dad saw it, thinking I deliberately pushed her."

After hearing the whole story, Yiyi’s expression turned extremely unpleasant.

"Looks like Qian Yafen couldn’t help but make a move. Not only did she have someone push me down the hill, but she even falsely accused you. She seems to want us all to suffer."

Ding Yuejun hadn’t cared much before, but hearing her daughter’s words, she asked nervously, "What do you mean push down the hill?"

Yiyi recounted the events on Songshan, even mentioning Mo Yougen’s involvement, hoping her mother would understand everything clearly instead of being unaware of being schemed against.

"What... Qian Yafen had someone push you down the slope." Compared to Mo Yougen’s intimidation, Qian Yafen’s plot against her daughter was even more unacceptable.

Ding Yuejun was livid, finally standing up, ready to confront Qian Yafen. She could overlook herself being bullied, but she couldn’t let her daughter suffer, knowing that if things went wrong, Yiyi could have lost her life, tumbling down a slope and not knowing what she’d hit.

"Mom, even if you go ask her now, it’s useless, as long as she doesn’t admit it."

Ding Yuejun realized, but couldn’t help herself, "I must go ask her why she did this to you."

Upon hearing this, Yiyi sneered, "Isn’t it obvious? Because I discovered her store, and used that as leverage. She’s probably upset, wanting to teach me a lesson. I didn’t want to bother her, but she falsely accused you, and that’s intolerable."

"Then we’ll have Mo Bajin testify, and everyone will know what she’s done." Ding Yuejun couldn’t bear to watch her daughter suffer such injustice.

Upon hearing this, Yiyi agreed with a nod, "Fine, I’ll have Mo Bajin be the witness." But in her mind, she decided not to let Qian Yafen live so comfortably. If she wants to stir trouble, then let’s make it bigger.

"Yiyi, let’s find Mo Bajin now. I can’t believe someone seemingly honest could be so ruthless, willing to harm others for money." Ding Yuejun felt the burning need to seek justice for her daughter.

"Mom, leave this matter to me, I’ll handle it." Yiyi didn’t want her mother to worry; she confidently believed she could manage it.

However, thinking about her mother’s indecision regarding Mo Guowei, she couldn’t help but ask, "Mom, even if everyone knows Aunt wanted to harm me, and no one’s planning to hold her accountable, people like Father who consider others might still think I’m making a fuss."

"How dare he? You almost died today." Ding Yuejun had seen people die from falling as a child, so even though her daughter was fine now, she was still terrified.