Reborn 1990 Pocket

Chapter 126 A Bowl of Rib Soup
Mu Yijing turned to look at her father, "Really?"

"real."

"Even if grandma cries, dad won't agree?"

It's only 1000 yuan... The old mother won't cry, right?Mu's father was puzzled for a while, and then nodded his promise, "Grandma is crying, and my father won't agree."

"Liar." Mu Yisen hid on the stairs and eavesdropped for a long time. Hearing the words, he ran down to accuse: "I know my father talked to my mother for a long time about this last night, and it made my mother angry." After finishing speaking , and ran back to hide.

Mu Yijing immediately looked at Mu's father with a deceived face.

Mu's father immediately didn't know what to say - because there was indeed such a thing.

When I met my daughter's cute and quiet eyes, I had to explain to her patiently, "Your grandma is also for your third uncle." Brothers should help each other.

He also didn't want the third younger brother to stay in the Shen family because he didn't do well—

In her previous life, Mu Yijing would have been the most impatient to hear this, but now, she sighed and asked, "Grandma always said that if the third uncle's house is well, our family will be well too, but the third aunt keeps talking about it." The bowl of pork rib soup is hidden and won't be given to me, and my father will tell me to make Uncle Jun and Aunt Xu hate me, so will the third aunt not hide the pork rib soup from now on, and will give it to me?"

Mu's father really wanted to answer yes loudly, but the reality is that, with the personality of the third sibling, he was very guilty of wanting to answer.

Mu's mother's heart was slightly touched. She didn't know many things in the family. She won't talk about her daughter now, but only worried about her husband. To be honest, she is willing to be filial with her husband, but But I don't want to be foolish and filial with him, and make the children suffer.

Mu's father shrugged his head in embarrassment.

Aunt Zheng was distressed, touched Yijing's thin face and said, "Poor thing, I can't bear to give a bowl of pork rib soup to my child." What's the future?

She has always had a good relationship with her eldest sister, and she couldn't see that the child was not good. She immediately bought a few catties of pork ribs and cut them into pieces and boiled them into soup. When Uncle Zheng San came back, he smelled very fragrant and said happily, "What did you do? So fragrant?"

"Pork rib soup." Mu Yijing saw the third uncle standing at the door, strolling along and leading the eldest cousin there, and took the slippers over.

Uncle Zheng San changed his shoes and hugged Yijing with a smile.

Mu Yijing saw her eldest cousin looking at her enviously, and hurriedly said, "Third Uncle, there is also my eldest cousin."

"Oh..." Uncle Zheng San picked up his son in a good mood, went into the room one by one and put them down by the chair, then went into the kitchen to find his wife and asked what was going on, "I think the elder brother-in-law seems to be downcast Ah, did you quarrel with Eldest Sister?"

"It's not a quarrel, it's a quiet matter." Aunt Zheng told the story while cutting the vegetables. The more she thought about it, the worse she got, and she gestured with the kitchen knife up and down, "Go and persuade the eldest brother-in-law, Filial piety is a good thing, but you can't wrong your own children like this."

Uncle Zheng San looked nervously at the sharp knife waving up and down, and nodded repeatedly, "Chengcheng, I'll go tell my eldest brother-in-law, you... be careful, don't cut your hands off."

Aunt Zheng looked at the knife in her hand, rolled her eyes, and continued cutting vegetables.

Uncle Zheng San went out to find Papa Mu, and seeing that he was obviously still in trouble, he couldn't help sighing. This eldest sister and wife are honest and sincere, but even if they read the book to death, they don't understand how to function.

"Brother-in-law, it's a good thing you didn't agree to take the blame for Yijing. If you agreed, your third brother would be fine, but you would be in trouble."

(End of this chapter)