The matters here naturally attracted the attention of the Moe family's elders; five elders hurried over.
Mo Er hastily complained, "Great Elder, my brother acted rashly by bringing people back on a whim. The other side not only showed no gratitude but severely injured my wife and me. You must stand up for us! Otherwise, where will the Moe family's dignity go?"
"Great Elder, things are not like this." Immediately afterward, the Family Head explained the sequence of events.
Upon learning the whole story, the Moe family's elders reprimanded Mo Er, essentially accusing him of ingratitude.
In the end, Mo Er, full of anger, picked up the unconscious Moe Second Madam and left.
Subsequently, the Moe elders also retreated, the courtyard was tidied up anew, new tables were placed, and dishes were relaid.
