Chapter 616 I'm Not Your Mother
"If you want to stay, then stay. If not, stop nagging me. You've been back for two days, and I'm almost getting calluses on my ears from all your nagging."
"I didn't ask you to stay here, you insisted on coming here. You're eating and staying here for free and you're still complaining nonsense. It's really annoying."
"Don't take yourself too seriously. I'm not your mother. I won't do whatever you say!"
"If you think our small temple can't accommodate a great god like you, leave now. I promise I won't keep you."
"You're acting like a fussy person all day long. Why should you be so particular when you're poor? If you want to be particular, you have to have the ability! I advise you to look in the mirror and recognize your own worth!"
After Sun Junqiao finished his argument, he went out to visit his friends.
She ate too much today and had to go out to digest it.
As for Xue Guiqin, if she wants to talk nonsense, then she can talk nonsense to the wall.
Xue Guiqin was so angry that she crushed the flea in her palm into pieces.
It was getting late, and it was not safe for her to go to the city, so she could only stay here for the night.
Her elder sister seemed reliable, so she would go to the city with her elder sister early tomorrow morning.
Thinking of this, she went back to bed and sulked.
Xue Rong and Xue Nan called the chickens into the chicken coop, blocked the coop, and checked their numbers, finding that not one was missing.
He also swept and shoveled the chicken manure in the yard and threw it into the manure pit to make fertilizer.
Finally, under the moonlight, I washed the dirty clothes I wore during the day and hung them up to dry. Only then was my work for the day completed.
The two sisters lay on the bed with disheveled hair, feeling exhausted.
The two of them sat very close to each other and very far away from Xue Guiqin. They felt that this second aunt, whom they had never met before, seemed very difficult to get along with.
So I took the initiative to stay away from her.
Xue Guiqin didn't want to get close to them because she always felt that they smelled like chicken shit.
Compared with his own clean and tidy little princess-like daughter, these two girls are just a speck of dust and not worth mentioning.
Late at night, she missed her son and daughter.
But when she thought about the mess in her house, she felt extremely heavy-hearted. If she hadn't been forced to do so, why would she come back to this damn place?
When she left, she swore never to come back.
But all her vows in this life are worth less than farts...
When Xue Guixiang came back from her parents' home with some things to send back, Qiao Jingzhen had already prepared meals for the whole family.
We will have dinner at the old house today.
Zhou Xilai got married on the first day, so it was only right that everyone should have a reunion dinner in the evening.
Zhou Xilai had a sore foot, so he sat at the dining table and waited.
Wei Xiaobao didn't treat herself as an outsider. Before she got married, she got along well with the Zhou family, and she became even less shy after getting married.
Qiao Jingzhen and her grandmother have been best friends for many years, and she and Qiao Jingzhen are no strangers to each other.
She just helps out in the kitchen. She's not good at cooking, but she can help with the washing and scrubbing.
Lin Qingqing and Zhou Zhuo also helped in the kitchen.
Several people were busy working together. Sometimes they put the wrong vinegar in, sometimes they put too much salt. Qiao Jing really thought they were making things worse, so he kicked them out.
At this time, Xue Guixiang came back and asked them to rest while she helped in the kitchen.
Although Qiao Jing really looked down on Xue Guixiang's cooking skills, she seemed to be the most reliable one. So, he lowered his requirements and helped her.
The two of them soon prepared a large table of dishes.
The ingredients are all leftovers from lunch. We eat whatever we have because we have to leave tomorrow and it would be a waste if we don’t eat it.
They only kept enough for one meal, and the rest of the food was distributed among the villagers. Whoever didn't mind could take it, and it was soon all gone.
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