Gu Yundong had no good feelings towards this Uncle Er at all. Initially, he and Gu Dajiang diverted the attention of the bandits together, but only he came back. This inevitably made her suspicious, linking Gu Dajiang’s disappearance to him.

Gu Dahe ran to Gu Yundong’s side without a word and immediately grabbed her sleeve.

“What are you doing??” Gu Yundong had regained some strength and tried to pull her hand back.

“Since you’re about to die anyway, don’t waste the money your father left for you. Uncle will take it to pay respects to your grandparents.” Gu Dahe grabbed a nearby stone and smashed it towards her head. Gu Yundong only managed to say “Holy crap” before passing out.

“Sister!!” Gu Yunshu screamed and rushed over, frantically hitting Gu Dahe.

Yang also reacted and dropped the basket to come and scratch him.

Gu Dahe was pushed back a few steps by the two of them, then finally grabbed Gu Yunshu, choked his neck with one hand, and shouted at Yang, who was about to bite him, “Stop, if you come any closer, I’ll strangle your son.”

Yang stopped abruptly, hesitating and dared not move forward, looking at her son and then at her unconscious daughter, suddenly kneeling towards Gu Dahe, “Uncle, please, please, let go of Ashu, he hurts, he hurts.”

Gu Yunshu’s face turned purple from being choked, his eyes were red, tears swirling in his eyes but refusing to fall. He struggled desperately, “Mom, get up, don’t kneel. He’s not human, he’s a beast, he hit my sister, he wants to kill us, I won’t spare you even if I become a ghost.”

Gu Dahe didn’t care about his insults at all. With Yang out of the way, he walked back to Gu Yundong’s side and pulled down her sleeve. He knew his big brother had secretly given this niece some self-defense silver. He accidentally saw Gu Yundong sewing the silver into her sleeve, so he came back to take it.

Anyway, in this world, their family definitely wouldn’t survive for more than a few days. Instead of letting this silver be buried with them, it was better to let him take it.

Gu Dahe felt perfectly justified, opened the sleeve, and indeed saw a few pieces of silver. His big brother was really thoughtful, actually secretly hiding so much money.

After getting the silver, Gu Dahe threw Gu Yunshu away, and Yang hurried forward to catch him, preventing him from hitting his head on the stone, “Ashu, mom’s here, it doesn’t hurt.”

Gu Yunshu almost couldn’t catch his breath, but after gaining freedom, he finally started to gasp for air heavily.

Gu Dahe stood up, glanced at them, and laughed smugly, “Don’t blame me, it was your grandparents who decided to kick you out. I’m just a younger generation, I can only listen to them.”

After saying that, he chuckled and strode towards the direction of Old Man Gu and the others.

Old Man Gu saw his second son leaving, and when he saw him return, he frowned slightly and asked, “Where did you go?”

Gu Dahe didn’t hide it either, “That girl still had silver on her, so I came back to get it for mom and dad.”

Old Man Gu stopped in his tracks, “They only have that little food, and you still…”

“Why can’t I?” Before he could finish speaking, Madam Zhao couldn’t help but curse, “I said the eldest son isn’t honest. He didn’t filially offer the silver to us, he secretly gave it to his daughter-in-law and daughter. This heartless thing, we’ve worked hard to raise him, only to raise such an ingrate. He should have been beaten to death long ago. So what if the second son took the silver? Anyway, it wouldn’t be of any use to them. It’s better to give it to us before it falls into someone else’s hands.”

Old Man Gu opened his mouth but sighed after a long while, “It’s their misfortune.” It was tacit agreement to Madam Zhao’s words.

Gu Dahe calmly collected the silver, “Mom, I’ll keep this silver for you. I’m young and strong, less likely to lose it.”

Madam Zhao glanced at him and didn’t say anything. In this world, she didn’t want to upset her son over a few dozen coins. If she annoyed him and he left her, she wouldn’t survive either. She thought the money wasn’t much, so she let him have his way