Chapter 441 Porcelain Bumping
Everyone originally didn’t have too good of an impression of Hunter Qin, and Old Granny Zhang’s cries were airing dirty laundry. Who would willingly make their family’s disgrace public?
Everyone immediately believed her story to the extent of seventy or eighty percent.
Old Granny Yang hurried to comfort her, "Oh dear, my sister, how did you stumble upon such a misfortune? It can’t be, can it? Why would Old Qin want to harm your son-in-law?"
That’s the crux of the matter, isn’t it?
Everyone perked up their ears to listen.
"Don’t even mention it! That Qin, that damnable bastard, is just not human! Think about my son-in-law, poor thing, orphaned from a young age, kicked out of the house at just about ten years old. His mother was in poor health, and that child, barely in his teens, was forced to go hunting in the mountains to make money and support the family."
"Being young and inexperienced, he almost got gored by a wild boar in the mountains. He encountered Qin, who saved my son-in-law’s life, claiming he wanted to take him on as an apprentice. My son-in-law was grateful to Qin, regarded him as a great man, and didn’t hesitate to kowtow and accept him as his master."
"Who would’ve thought this Qin, claiming to take my son-in-law as an apprentice to teach him hunting, was actually throwing him into the mountains to fight for his life against wild beasts. Since becoming his apprentice, my son-in-law has never been without injuries, big or small! Several times he nearly lost his life, and Qin didn’t care; as long as my son-in-law was still breathing, he would force him to hunt to provide for him."
"He provided for him for over ten years, offering the best game from every hunting trip to Qin, and also had to brew wine for him daily. Everyone, think about it, how much game can a child barely in his teens, fighting for his life, possibly catch? Not to mention at home he had a sick and weak mother who needed medicine and food!"
"No matter how hard and tiresome it was, the child never complained once. He even treated Qin as a real father, intending to care for him until Qin’s dying day! But what did Qin do in return? He never had any good intentions when he took my son-in-law as an apprentice!"
At this point, the gates of the Qin Family creaked open.