I actually attended a banquet at someone else's house.
Lin Xi looked at her with a slightly cold expression and asked, "Besides the banquet, what else did you do?"
When Aunt Tong heard this, her expression suddenly became a little unnatural. She avoided Lin Xi's gaze and spoke vaguely.
"I didn't do anything, just had a few meals."
As soon as Lin Xi saw her reaction, he knew something must have happened during the banquet.
And this incident should be that Aunt Tong's joy suddenly increased, and then made her feel uncomfortable.
Seeing that Aunt Tong was unwilling to tell the truth, Lin Xi did not force her.
She turned to Li Liangxiu and said.
"Since your mother is unwilling to tell the truth, please leave. I can't help her."
Li Liangxiu became anxious when she heard this and quickly complained to her mother.
"Mom, what exactly happened that day? Please tell me quickly! Otherwise, if this situation is never resolved, you will be the one who suffers!"
She didn't know what her mother did when she went to someone else's house for the banquet that day. What was there to hide?
Isn’t a banquet just about taking the gift money and having a meal?
She recalled it and felt that nothing bad happened that day, otherwise her mother would definitely call her to complain.
But she didn't receive a call from her mother that day, which shows that she must have enjoyed her meal very much.
When Aunt Tong saw that Lin Xi was angry, she was actually a little scared.
But what happened that day... no matter how thick-skinned she was, she knew it was a bit embarrassing to talk about such things.
But I thought that if I didn’t say anything, the abnormality in my body might never go away.
In the end, Aunt Tong had no choice but to bite the bullet and tell the whole story of what happened that day.
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That day, a family in their village was getting married. A few days ago, they notified every household one by one and asked everyone in the village to attend the banquet together that day.
The schedule for the day was as follows: the family would prepare three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For breakfast, more than a dozen tables would be set up in their own yard to entertain relatives, friends, and neighbors nearby. The meal would start at around 7:30.
After everyone finished breakfast, they went to the warm room to add to the atmosphere.
The father-in-law built a large country villa for his son and daughter-in-law as their home. The son would first take his wife to the home for a stroll, and then the group would set off to a hotel in the city for lunch.
Aunt Tong got up early that day and grabbed a good seat.
This is the table where food is served first, and you can also see the country road in the distance, making it convenient to be the first to see the car that picks up the bride.
According to their custom, the lady would distribute red envelopes when she got off the car, so she had to rush up and grab the red envelopes as soon as possible!
After breakfast, Aunt Tong and her two old sisters looked at the intersection eagerly.
At around nine o'clock, the wedding car appeared in the distance, and several people immediately rushed to grab the best seats.
As soon as the wedding car stopped, Aunt Tong followed her sisters to the door, with her arms stretched out, shouting "Happy wedding, my wife, may you make a fortune by giving me red envelopes".
A group of children rushed over with them, and the scene was noisy and chaotic for a while.
The wife and husband didn't expect that the car door would be blocked before they even got out of the car, but since it was their wedding day, they were in a good mood and didn't think much of it.
The bride quickly took the red envelopes from the bridesmaid and started giving them out.
Aunt Tong was originally standing in the front row, but when the crowd in the distance saw Aunt Tong starting to distribute red envelopes, they swarmed towards the car door.
Lady 䀴䜥 probably saw so many people behind her, so she scattered the red envelopes high and far so that the large group behind could grab them.
The large group at the rear kept chanting auspicious words and excitedly jumped up with their hands raised to receive the red envelopes.
But Aunt Tong was completely squeezed by the crowd behind her and couldn't move at all, let alone raise her hand to receive the red envelope!
Only then did she realize how reckless her action was to squeeze near the door first.
The lady had distributed red envelopes for several rounds, but she didn't even get a single one, let alone grabbing more!
I can't possibly return empty-handed today!
When Aunt Tong thought of this, she became extremely anxious.
Seeing that the red envelopes in Madam's hand were getting less and less, she became more and more anxious. At this time, some blind person behind her was squeezing forward again, squeezing her so hard that she almost fell on Madam's legs in the car.
Aunt Tong was about to start cursing, but at this moment, an idea suddenly flashed in her mind.
Why am I so stupid? She is obviously the one closest to the red envelope, so she can get the red envelope first!
Before Madam gave out the red envelopes, she intercepted them in advance. In this way, wouldn't all the red envelopes be hers?
Aunt Tong felt unhappy when she thought that she was the first one to come but didn’t even get a red envelope.
So she simply made up her mind and carried out her plan directly.
What if I get scolded by people behind me?
They have already grabbed so many red envelopes, so what's wrong with letting her grab some?
You can't be so selfish!
As for what the lady would think of her?
Anyway, they came to add to her popularity and bring her good luck, and the more lively the scene, the better.
Besides, on such a happy occasion, she was going to give the red envelopes to everyone, so it didn't matter who she gave it to.
After thinking about it, the next time that Niang made the move to give out red envelopes, Aunt Tong immediately pretended to be pushed onto her legs by the crowd behind her, and then she "just happened" to raise her hand and knock the red envelope out of Niang's hand.
The red envelopes in Madam Tong's hand instantly fell on her skirt. Aunt Tong immediately took advantage of the fact that she was right next to her legs, gathered a handful of red envelopes together, quickly grabbed them and stuffed them into her pocket.
Mrs. Tong didn't realize at the time that she did it on purpose. When she saw Aunt Tong rushing over, she asked her worriedly if she was okay. She also shouted to the people behind her not to push, to be careful, etc.
Aunt Tong was secretly delighted to see that Madam Xiao had not noticed her little thoughts.
So when Niangzi raised the red envelopes for the first time and was about to give them out, she repeated the same trick and pretended to be pushed down by the person behind her, knocked the red envelopes out of Niangzi's hand, and put the red envelopes into her own pocket again.
This time, no matter how slow-witted Madam Tong was, she could see that Aunt Tong did it on purpose.
How could anyone be hit so accurately that the red envelopes in her hands were knocked out twice in a row?
Then he stuffed all the red envelopes into his own pocket.
Mrs. Tong was a little unhappy at that time and looked at Aunt Tong twice.
However, just as Aunt Tong thought, since this day was special, the lady would definitely not get angry in order to make her wedding day more perfect.
So in the end, Madam Xiao really endured it.
But when Aunt Tong pretended to fall and pounced on her for the third time, Mrs. Tong held the red envelope in her hand tightly, determined not to let Aunt Tong knock the red envelope out of her hand again.
But what she didn't expect was that the devil is always one step ahead of her.
She held the red envelope tighter. Seeing that she was unwilling to let go, Aunt Tong simply increased her strength and snatched the red envelope from her hand.
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