Wu Huaiqing, who was meticulous in his work, looked at Su Yu.

He remembered that he had clearly mentioned his family situation. Didn't Su Yu tell her family?

Su Yu said awkwardly, "I forgot to tell my sister-in-law."

Yu Yao and Lu Ze exchanged a glance but said nothing.

Just then, there was a knock on the door; it was Cui Zhizhou returning.

When Cui Zhizhou saw the guests, he smiled and invited them to sit down, and even brought out fruit and melon seeds to treat them.

After greeting the guests, upon seeing Yu Yao, Cui Zhizhou thought of the package that arrived yesterday and said:

"Yu Yao, didn't you say last time that you liked eating Guoguang apples? Dad asked a friend to send some local specialties from the north, including roe deer meat, venison, and your favorite Guoguang apples. Don't forget to take them when you and Lu Ze go back later."

When Su Yu's sister-in-law and Su Yu heard this and saw how well Cui Zhizhou and Wu Wanying treated Yu Yao, they hesitated to speak.

A married daughter is like water spilled from a cup; are they being too good to their daughter?

During the meal, Su Yu was fine, but her parents, especially her sister-in-law, were a bit of a handful.

Su Yu's mother asked, "I heard that Yu Yao also works at the food factory. The benefits at your food factory must be good."

Sister-in-law Su Yu then asked, "I heard that in addition to their salary, they also receive canned goods, brown sugar, and soy sauce as benefits every month. Is that true?"

Asking these questions on the first meeting was a bit impolite, but since they were guests, Yu Yao gave a perfunctory reply: "The benefits at the food factory are quite good."

Sister-in-law Su Yu smiled and remarked, "Having an older brother who's a director makes things so much easier."