"You're shameless! Your eyes are always fixed on those female educated youths, thinking that because they're outsiders and don't know anything about them, they can be fooled by you, right?"
"Pah! He should take a piss and look at his own son in the mirror. Lazy, good-for-nothing! Shameless! Just grab anyone in the team and ask them, who wouldn't be disgusted? Even a passing dog would roll its eyes at him!"
Aunt Qi was both angry and embarrassed by the scolding. She wanted to talk back, but she didn't dare. Not to mention that the second son of the Zhou family was a high-ranking official in the county, Zhou Chang'an alone was enough to frighten her.
In the end, Aunt Qi could only leave sheepishly.
Qin Hanshu looked at Zhou Ruilan and clicked his tongue in surprise. This girl looked so innocent and bright, but he didn't expect her to be so good at cursing.
Noticing Qin Hanshu's gaze, Zhou Ruilan snapped out of her daze, quickly lowered her left hand from her hip, and smiled sweetly.
"Actually, I don't usually act like this. The main thing is to scold Aunt Qi until she gives up on you, otherwise she'll stick to you like a leech."
Qin Hanshu smiled and shook her head, "It's nothing, you're fine the way you are."
Zhou Ruilan was relieved, and then said, "Do you know that Aunt Qi initially had her eye on Liao Zhiqing?"
Qin Hanshu looked surprised. "Aunt Qi's taste... is quite unique..."
Zhou Ruilan chuckled as she recalled Liao Yujie's character.
"Nobody knew at first."
"Liao, the educated youth, was pretty and well-dressed when she first arrived. When the old educated youth were being assigned to live with families, Aunt Qi was eager to let Liao stay at her house."
"Who knew that not long after moving in, Aunt Qi started complaining, saying that Liao Zhiqing was lazy and greedy, and that he made her do chores even though he was staying at her house, as if he had invited in a princess."
"It was easy to get him in, but difficult to get him out. It took a whole year of trouble before Liao, the educated youth, finally left the Qi family. After leaving, he stubbornly stayed at my house."
Despite her terrible reputation, Liao Yujie became the fairest and plumpest among the old educated youth.
The sun leaped out, its golden rays spreading across the land. The first batch of millet harvested today from the fields has already been transported to the drying ground.
The group of people turning over the grain to dry also got busy.
At noon, a commune official delivered a letter to Qin Hanshu, saying it was brought back from the Red Star Farm.
Upon hearing "Red Star Farm," Qin Hanshu knew it referred to Hu Wenwen.
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