The Eighty Blessed Wife is a prodigal

Chapter 436 The Matchmaker

Because of this, Second Aunt He and her mother-in-law have been like enemies for so many years, not to mention being pointed at the nose and scolded 'a hen that doesn't lay eggs' by someone who has killed her so much that she can't reproduce. Who can bear it?

Tang Xin watched the old lady's back until the other's back disappeared at the gate, then turned to look at Second Aunt He and He Yanma.

She didn't expect that the old lady offended the two daughter-in-laws like this.

She didn't know what happened inside, but seeing the hatred in their eyes, she knew that the old lady must have done something too much.

"It's all over. The days are getting better every day. Don't think about the past."

Uncle He sat on the kang, took off his shoes and went into the kang, making room for the old man.

Seeing that he had nothing to do here, the village head turned and left, leaving only the He family behind.

"Hey, I told your father to be careful at the beginning."

The old man shook his head and sighed.

He Qinwu's temper was too honest, and the family members were afraid that he would suffer.

Seeing her pitiful when marrying a daughter-in-law, who knew that she could do such a mediocre thing?

"My dad asked me to treat her kindly before he died."

He Yan's father's tone was somewhat resentful, blaming his father for being too simple and honest, otherwise how could he be bullied like this?

However, the old lady is also considered evil.

Just because Ma Yishan didn't contact the old lady again after returning to the city, he knew that she was not a good person.

At this time, I am afraid that she has long been forgotten.

She thought that going to the city would make her happy?It is too naive.

"By the way, didn't you hear that your family's He Ling came back for the Chinese New Year? A young man from the next village fell in love with her, so please ask me...Look——"

The old man said hesitantly to Second Uncle He.

After all, there is only such a precious girl in his family, and it is definitely not possible to be too far away. When the other party found him, he thought about it and thought it was feasible.

"Master, my family He Ling is only seventeen after the new year, and I want to wait until she is older before getting engaged."

He Ling is doing well in Nanshi now, and she is a lot more cheerful, not as taciturn as before.

Uncle He and his wife are not in a hurry to marry her, they want her to spend two years outside talking.

"The man said, you can wait. The child is not too old, he is eighteen or nineteen years old, so don't rush to decide; I just saw He Ling in the village before, and I immediately fell in love with him. After a few inquiries, I found out that it belongs to your family. "

Second Uncle He looked at Second Aunt He in embarrassment, then at He Ling who was silent at the side, and it took a long time before he said, "Xiao Ling, you..."

"Dad, I'm only 17 years old, I don't want to decide."

She has someone she likes. Although she hasn't decided on a name yet, it's almost done. She can't allow herself to see it.

Tang Xin glanced at the old man, pulled He Yan's clothes, and signaled him to speak.

In front of such an old man, it's better for her not to intervene, lest she be reprimanded.

"I also think she's young."

Before He Yan could speak, He Yan's father answered.

Everyone has selfish intentions, and his selfish intention is to let He Ling work for her daughter-in-law for two more years; of course, he also wants He Ling to develop in the city, and to find a husband's family in the city in the future, it is best not to come back to find a seed ground.

"I heard that most people in the neighboring village like to play cards."

The words of the congratulatory words made Uncle He look bad. He forgot that the atmosphere in the village next door is not good at all.

"Master, our old He's family has never played money for generations. Naturally, when a girl finds her husband's family, she has to find a decent one."

People who are playing with money must never give it.

(End of this chapter)