Chapter 95 95 A Pitiful Person
Looking at the two people being so affectionate, Aunt Zhao's eyes welled up with tears, and she couldn't hide the resentment in them.
Granny Yang caught a glimpse of this out of the corner of her eye and said irritably, "Jinhua, aren't you going back to eat? If you stay here, I won't have any extra money for you to eat."
Upon hearing this, Aunt Zhao gave an awkward smile, which seemed somewhat forced.
Her eyes lit up again as she looked at Su Xiao and said warmly, "Young comrade, come visit me sometime. I'll get you some fried peanuts."
Although Su Xiao didn't know what the other woman's true intentions were, she still politely replied, "Okay, I'll definitely go if I have the chance. Thank you for showing me the way today, Auntie."
I would definitely go if I had the chance, but unfortunately, she didn't give herself that chance, so there was no chance, Auntie.
"Okay, okay, Auntie will be waiting for you." Aunt Zhao didn't understand Su Xiao's meaning and happily agreed. Then, she hurriedly left, afraid that if she went back any later, she really wouldn't have a bite to eat.
As for this Aunt Zhao, there's a saying: every pitiful person has something hateful about them, and every hateful person has something pitiful about them.
As soon as Aunt Zhao left, Aunt Yang took Su Xiaoxiao's hand and whispered a warning, "Young comrade, you absolutely must not go to her house."
A hint of interest flashed in Su Xiao's eyes, and she lowered her voice to ask softly, "Oh? Why?"
"Because... well, anyway, you can't go wrong by listening to your aunt." For some reason, Aunt Yang didn't say anything in the end.
Seeing this, Su Xiao didn't ask any more questions and obediently replied, "Yes, I'll listen to Auntie."
Hearing this, Aunt Yang was overjoyed. She took her hand again and asked what she needed, saying she would look for it and see if she had anything ready-made.
Su Xiao asked for a desk, a stool, and a wardrobe, and Shu Bowen asked for the same desk, stool, and wardrobe.
However, Su Xiao got what he wanted right away, while he could only wait in line.
Haha, Su Xiao looked at Shu Bowen with a smug smile.
Shu Bowen smiled; as long as she was happy, that was all that mattered.
They didn't waste any time at Aunt Yang's house. Taking advantage of the little time left at noon, Yang Dagui called his two sons, loaded them onto a cart, and delivered the furniture over. Shu Bowen helped out and was very helpful, quickly becoming familiar with the two sons of the Yang family.
Su Xiao was left behind, quite leisurely.
After waving goodbye to Aunt Yang, I passed by Aunt Zhao's courtyard and heard cursing coming from inside: "Where the hell were you just now? You don't serve your husband, you just want to go out and have fun. Don't eat today's meal, it's a waste."
"Mom, I was wrong. I was right at the door, I didn't go out, really." Aunt Zhao's aggrieved voice rang out, which surprised Su Xiao.
"Still lying? You didn't go out. I called you and you didn't answer. Are you deaf? Get out and wash the dishes. If you say another word, you won't get dinner either." The old lady spoke with a strong voice and was very domineering.
Aunt Zhao was so scolded that she didn't dare to say a word. She came out dejectedly, carrying a bowl and chopsticks.
Su Xiao frowned slightly. She really didn't expect that even at her advanced age, Aunt Zhao was still being completely controlled by her mother-in-law.
When Aunt Zhao came out, she looked up and saw Su Xiao standing on the road at the gate of the courtyard. Her face immediately turned ugly.
It's embarrassing in front of outsiders, especially since she's the daughter-in-law she's planning to find for her son. Even if she's shameless as she is, she can't stand it.
Su Xiao also felt embarrassed, smiled apologetically, and quickly ran away.
However, in Aunt Zhao's eyes, she was being laughed at.
Aunt Zhao tightened her grip on the basin, her eyes filled with resentment.
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