Therefore, she decided to delay returning home as long as possible.
However, even though it was her mother's house, Liu Hongya found it hard to swallow lunch.
Before she got married, she was used to eating these foods, but now she has no interest in them.
She brought home some spare ribs and fatty meat in the morning, which were also properly put away by Zhou Dongwei and appeared on the table today.
Zhou Dongwei didn't seem to notice the displeasure on Liu Hongya's face. She smiled and explained, "I left the meat to your brother. He has been craving for it recently. I will cook it for him in the evening."
Liu Hongya nodded gently. She only had one younger brother, so she was naturally willing to give him the best. She was taught since childhood to take care of her younger brother first.
Seeing that Liu Hongya did not object, Zhou Dongwei continued, "In fact, the ribs are too thin, just bones, not much meat. It's better to use fat meat next time."
Liu Hongya nodded obediently, and did not forget to complain about Qian Chunhua: "It's all my sister-in-law's fault. She likes to eat pork ribs, and always says that fatty meat is too greasy and not tasty. Every time she only buys pork ribs, she rarely buys fatty meat."
Zhou Dongwei stopped talking and enjoyed her lunch in silence.
She had some contempt for this concubine's daughter, but this kind of personality made it easier for her to control her.
After all, she was willing to marry with only two quilts as a dowry, and he also left behind a betrothal gift of four hundred taels of silver.
Nowadays, she still often moves things to her mother's house, and she will never get tired of it as long as she is praised a little.
In the afternoon, Zhou Dongwei went to her own courtyard to rest, and the other people in the Liu residence also went to their own courtyards.
Liu Hongya, contrary to her usual behavior, stayed. In the past, when she went to her parents' home, she would leave before dinner.
However, today she not only had lunch, but also did not leave early as usual, but stayed at her parents' house as always.
She actually wanted to find someone to talk to, to tell him that the Qian family was not as wealthy as they thought, and that Qian Xingshan didn't even have a house and lived in his elder sister's house.
But she was also worried that after she finished talking, the envious looks at home would turn into ridicule.
Liu Hongya sat there alone, hesitant.
Fortunately, no one at home paid any attention to her, even her own mother urged her to go home early. "Hongya, you should go home early, otherwise the sun will set soon."
Zhang Shufen didn't say the next sentence. She really wanted to warn her daughter that now that she is married, she should not go to her parents' home every day and keep moving things there.
Helpless, Liu Hongya could only reluctantly leave her mother's home.
On the way home, she felt uneasy. Although she looked down on Qian Xingshan, she also knew that he was a man with bottom line.
She didn't know how angry Qian Xingshan would be because of her behavior today.
Even though Liu Hongya walked slowly, she still reached her home after half an hour. She stood in front of the closed door, hesitating.
"Why don't you go in?" A pleasant male voice came from behind.
Liu Hongya looked up and found that it was his neighbor Yang Feiling.
He arrived early today and happened to meet Liu Hongya.
Yang Feiling was wearing an ivory-colored robe and looked very elegant, like Xu Xian walking out of a painting.
When Liu Hongya saw him, her heart was moved, her face flushed, and she lowered her head shyly, "Master Yang, you are here."
Yang Feiling was used to such looks. He smiled and said, "Yes, I just got off work. Go in quickly and don't let yourself get sunburned. Your skin is so delicate, it's not good to get sunburned too much."
Although his words were frivolous, to Liu Hongya, they sounded like sincere concern.
This made her feel warm in her heart. Compared with Qian Xingshan's indifference, Yang Feiling's concern made her feel extremely comfortable.
Although the sun had already set at this time, Liu Hongya firmly believed that Yang Feiling's concern was genuine.
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