CHAPTER 131: CHAPTER 131: THE DILAPIDATED WARDROBE

Jiang Xin thought that her belongings had been rummaged through chaotically by Mrs. Fu.

She even had the time to think, what if Mrs. Fu, while jumping out the window, fell down? It was such a waste of her time and mind.

Mrs. Fu had entered her room without her permission, which was obviously her own doing.

If she were to fall because of this, she could only blame herself.

The mere thought of Mrs. Fu made Jiang Xin instantly filled with disgust.

Right now, Jiang Xin really had no good impression of the people from the Fu Family.

Anyway, it had already deteriorated to a certain extent.

Jiang Xin couldn’t wait for Fu Yu to come back soon, so they could get divorced as soon as possible, and she could move out earlier.

With a divorce certificate, she could at worst stay at a guesthouse for some days.

She wasn’t without such means.

Otherwise, living in this environment every day, she would be suffocated. Not only was she restricted from doing anything, but she also had to endure Mrs. Fu, who sneaks into her room from time to time to rummage through her things.

Jiang Xin thought that later she should count the items in the room to see if anything was missing.

Since Mrs. Fu entered her room, it certainly had a purpose, and was likely to steal something.

Jiang Xin thought her room didn’t seem to have anything particularly valuable, mostly things left by the original owner.

There were a few new clothes in the closet, the kind with the tags still on them, because Jiang Xin didn’t really like that sweet style, so they were hidden in the wardrobe, never worn.

Yesterday, Mrs. Fu mentioned to the villagers in the same village, complaining that she had particularly many clothes in her wardrobe.

Probably today, she came for the new clothes in her wardrobe.

In the memory of the original owner, it had only been a few days since she married into the Fu Family, so she wasn’t particularly familiar with some of the Fu Family relatives.

But after all, Fu Yu and the original owner had gone through the wedding, so on the wedding day, she had more or less met Mrs. Fu’s family members.

She learned that Mrs. Fu had a few nieces at her parents’ house, about the same age as the original owner, probably Mrs. Fu, entering her room, aimed at these clothes.

Because the valuables in her bedroom had long been moved to the space.

After all, a few days ago, the door of the room wasn’t even locked, because she never expected Mrs. Fu to secretly sneak into her room when she wasn’t home, rummaging around.

Fortunately, she took precautions yesterday.

Now, in this house, she really felt extremely insecure.

After all, Mrs. Fu had to come by her room every day just to wander around, which was pretty annoying.

No one likes the feeling of having their privacy invaded.

Even if Mrs. Fu was her nominal mother-in-law, she couldn’t enter her room without permission.

Jiang Xin’s face turned cold, looking extremely grim.

She wandered around in the room, after all, all the items in this room were brought by her.

Because when the original owner married Fu Yu, Mrs. Fu didn’t like her daughter-in-law and thus everything used at the wedding was done perfunctorily.

So how could one say the wedding was not conducted very carelessly?

If Jiang Wan were to marry Fu Yu, at least Mrs. Fu would organize a few tables grandly.

But since it was Jiang Xin, it was truly done with intentional neglect.

What newlywed couple’s room would have no decent furniture?

Besides, it’s not like the Fu Family was particularly poor.

Fu Yu’s wages from going out to sea each month were all in Mrs. Fu’s hands.

So, it’s not that their family had no money, they were quite wealthy in the village, just unwilling to spend it.

Perhaps they felt spending money on the original owner wasn’t worth it, that was definitely a possibility.

But Mrs. Fu definitely shouldn’t have stolen her things without her permission.

Jiang Xin’s eyes flashed. To be honest, Fu Yu didn’t have many things in this room, not even clothes, because he took all his luggage when he went to sea.

When Jiang Xin first arrived, she opened the wardrobe and was stunned to find that it was all the original owner’s items.

There was not a glimpse of a new wedding at all.

One couldn’t feel there was a male owner in the room.

But over time, Jiang Xin even felt it was great that there was nothing of Fu Yu’s in the room, since seeing it would have been irritating.

The thought that the original owner’s death had something to do with their family made Jiang Xin’s teeth itch with hatred.

Even if nothing else was said, the original owner stayed locked in the room for several days without drinking or eating, did her in-laws not notice anything unusual?

If it was a normal family, as long as they weren’t particularly slow-witted.

They would probably have gone into the room to check, no one could survive without food and water for so many days.

Mrs. Fu found the original owner annoying, thinking she took the daughter’s place originally intended for her son, even felt the original owner was unpresentable.

But she shouldn’t have done this, it was really too much.

Jiang Xin, in her heart, pondered these messy matters while rummaging through the wardrobe to check what she might have lost.

Because truly, there was no place in the room where things could have been hidden.

Only this tattered old wardrobe, no idea how many years it had been around.

When Jiang Xin first came over, to avoid the Fu Family’s suspicion, she couldn’t just not put any of her things in the room.

If Mrs. Fu noticed, she would definitely be suspicious.

When she first got married and came over, she brought quite a bit of stuff in her hands.

Plus, over these days, she added to her belongings purchased at the Department Store.

No matter how unwilling, these had to be placed in the tattered wardrobe.

So back then, Jiang Xin repaired the tattered wardrobe.