In any respect, He Junsheng is a good person, much better than Jiang Tiecheng.

I originally thought my younger sister had feelings for Jiang Tiecheng.

For his sister's future, he naturally hoped that his brother-in-law would treat his sister better, so he went out of his way to give him a warning.

He went to Jiang Tiecheng and subtly tried to get his opinion, but who knew that the guy wouldn't even give him the time of day.

In an ordinary working-class family, the child doesn't even recognize his own status; instead, he's frighteningly arrogant.

Such a person doesn't have a bright future.

He was too lazy to waste words.

Being your brother-in-law means you have to be obedient to him. He has four older brothers in his family, how could he not protect his sister?

From any perspective, Ho Chun-sheng is pragmatic.

He said with a smile,

"What are you two whispering about?"

Chen Ruixue, remembering what she had just said about Jiang Tiecheng, hurriedly defended herself.

“We didn’t say anything, but He Junsheng asked me to borrow a book.”

"Brother, why did you come here again? Didn't I tell you not to keep coming out here? It's snowing outside, and you've come all this way."

Despite saying that, Chen Ruixue couldn't help but open the package and take out some peach shortbread when she saw the delicious treats her brother had brought her in the net bag.

Upon seeing He Junsheng, she still handed him the peach shortbread.

They are guests, after all.

He Junsheng was holding a stack of books when his mind raced for a moment, and he turned his head to the side.

"Thank you, then I won't be polite."

He turned his head and opened his mouth.

Chen Ruixue glanced at the stack of books he was holding and casually stuffed a peach shortbread into his mouth.

Chen Ruijun's eyes immediately lit up with a smile; it seemed his sister's good news was imminent.