In the era of rebirth, the charming daughter-in-law in the courtyard is beautiful and sassy.

Chapter 849: It’s better to worry less
Huo Xiaoxi was picked up by her grandfather and was naturally very happy: "I thought about it."

Duan Zhuangyu saw this and pushed his son Huo Xiaoyu: "You don't have any vision at all, why don't you go to grandpa quickly."

Huo Xiaoyu was caught off guard and was pushed and staggered.

This action immediately attracted the attention of everyone in the room.

Huo Gaodi's face darkened immediately: "Zhuang Yu, if you are tired, go to the sofa and take a rest."

Huo Shanhe thought of what his wife had said upstairs just now, and couldn't help but glare at his third son. This kid was really just as Jingya said, he would suffer in the future.

But he chose the path himself, and he had to finish it even if he had to kneel.

Seeing that his old man was unhappy, Huo Gaodi coughed lightly and said to Duan Zhuangyu, "Dad, you are going to be a grandfather again. Zhuangyu is pregnant."

When Huo Shanhe heard this, the expression on his face eased somewhat: "Since you are pregnant, you should pay more attention."

He didn't like his third daughter-in-law very much, but she was the one his son liked after all. As a father-in-law, he would not make things difficult for his daughter-in-law as long as she didn't do anything too excessive.

But I wouldn't say how happy I was to hear the news.

After all, he has no shortage of grandchildren, as his eldest grandson is about to get married.

But Duan Zhuangyu didn't think so. She thought that she had helped the Huo family grow and prosper, so she was naturally a little proud: "Dad, where's Aunt Jiang? We've been here for a while, why don't we see her?"

As soon as she said this, Huo Gaodi broke out in sweat on his forehead: Can't you just be quiet?

Huo Shanhe's face immediately darkened: "She is not here because she is busy with something."

Huo Gaodi quickly changed the subject: "Dad, what are the rules for the fourth son's wedding?" Huo Shanhe smiled when he heard about his youngest son's wedding: "We have chosen a few dates, but everything will have to wait until Yunyi comes back."

Duan Zhuangyu popped up again at this time: "Why don't you elders just choose directly? Why do you have to wait for her, a junior?"

Huo Gaodi couldn't stand it anymore: "Zhuang Yu, things like setting a date should be decided by the parties involved, what are you talking about?"

Seeing her husband getting angry, Duan Zhuangyu realized that she had gone too far. "Didn't they already hold a wedding in Ji City? They were just going to hold another one when they return to Beijing. Why are there so many rules?"

As soon as she finished speaking, she heard Huo Weiyu's voice coming from the stairs: "I say, Third Brother's wife, your own affairs are not enough for you to take care of, and you want to interfere in Fourth Brother's affairs?"

When Huo Gaodi heard his eldest sister's voice, he thought: It's bad.

I quickly looked up at the stairs and saw Aunt Jiang coming down from upstairs: "Sister, Aunt Jiang, she has no control over her mouth, just ignore her."

Duan Zhuangyu was about to retort, but was stopped by the second son's wife Gao Ruyi behind her: "Third sister-in-law, you are still pregnant, you should worry less."

Duan Zhuangyu was upset because his younger brother did poorly on the college entrance examination, and he blamed it on his sister-in-law Huo Jiayuan.

But she couldn't afford to offend her sister-in-law, so she wanted to take it out on the fourth brother and his wife who were not present.

Jiang Jingya walked to the sofa and sat down: "You all decided on your wedding date after meeting your in-laws, why is it so casual when it comes to the fourth brother?"

Huo Gaodi was afraid that Duan Zhuangyu's words would affect the relationship between Aunt Jiang and his own father, so he said anxiously, "Dad, Aunt Jiang, don't listen to her nonsense. You are the ones who are in charge of the fourth child's affairs, so it's not his turn to express his opinion."

After saying that, he looked at Duan Zhuangyu coldly, as if to say that if he said another word he would bear the consequences at his own risk.