Two months later, Han Yunqi received news of Han Yunlong's marriage.

It was somewhat sudden, but also somewhat expected.

Tang Xiaoxiao and Han Yunqi naturally attended together.

It snowed the day before the wedding. The groom's family members huddled in a warm room, chatting with Uncle Han and Aunt Han.

Everyone was very curious about this bride who had suddenly appeared.

Aunt Liu Xuemei was unwilling to expose her family's dirty laundry, but her words still subtly revealed her dislike for her future daughter-in-law.

“I dated Yunlong back in college, and it’s been so many years. I can’t just not take responsibility for her, can I?”

“Her hometown is far away, so she got married here. We don’t care whether her family held a wedding banquet or not.”

"Why buy a wedding house? My husband and I only have one son. Isn't it good enough for the whole family to live together? Why should we buy her a house just for her?"

This was the first time Tang Xiaoxiao had ever seen her aunt talk so much.

In previous family gatherings, my aunt was always the most silent one, keeping quiet as much as possible, while the other sisters-in-law chattered away.

It seems he's really furious.

No wonder, 300,000 yuan is an astronomical price for a working-class family like Uncle Han's to get a daughter-in-law.

In his past life, Han Yunlong married a local woman. It seems that Han's uncle paid 100,000 yuan as a down payment for a house in K City for the couple, and the young couple paid the mortgage themselves.

Housing prices in K City were low; even when Tang Xiaoxiao was reborn, they weren't expensive. So there wasn't much pressure.

Then the bride price was only 20,000 yuan, which included the gold jewelry that should have been made for the bride.

The bride's family was in similar financial condition to Uncle Han's family. The two young people met and felt it was a good match. Neither family had any objections. They decided to hold the event as big as they could afford, and the bride's family didn't make any demands. There was no need to put on a show.

In the end, they had a simple yet lively wedding.

Back then, my aunt Liu Xuemei didn't have the same melancholy look on her face that she has now.

Han Yunlong's wife, who is technically Tang Xiaoxiao's sister-in-law, sighed inwardly as she thought of the girl who married Han Yunlong in her past life.

This relationship between the two was truly ruined by her butterfly effect.

As for Han Yunlong's current girlfriend, she hasn't met her yet.

They have a custom here that the newlyweds cannot meet for three days before the wedding.

Therefore, none of the groom's family members had ever met the bride.

According to Han Yunlong, she is currently staying in a hotel and is just waiting to get married the next day.

He had no family or friends by his side, and even his bridesmaid was replaced by one of Han Yunlong's cousins.

Thinking about the bride's situation, Tang Xiaoxiao felt some sympathy.

While sympathy is understandable, if it were truly her father's illness and urgent need for money, then so be it. If the father and daughter have a deep bond, then as a daughter, it would be only right for her to do anything to raise money to save her father's life. If Tang Xiaoxiao were in that situation, she would also be willing to give anything.

But he used the bride price to send his younger brother to university?

Her younger brother is able-bodied and a strong young man old enough to go to university. Their parents are alive and well, so there's no need for his sister to make such a huge sacrifice. Now that Han Yunlong has married her, it's a love marriage, and it can be considered a happy ending for everyone.

If Han Yunlong hadn't married her, would she really have sold herself for 300,000?

Tang Xiaoxiao now has a son of her own. Putting herself in his shoes, she thought that if An'an were to find a girlfriend like that who spoils her brother, she would rather break them up than agree to it.

She doesn't care about social status, but she values ​​a person's upbringing and character.

Poverty is not an excuse for ignorance. There are many poor families who still maintain a virtuous and upright family tradition.