Big boss, she became the boss's daughter

Chapter 11 I Don't Like You Dressed Like This
Instead of looking at Tang Zisheng's reaction, Tang Jiaojiao let go of Tang Zisheng's hand and got out of the car.

When she got out of the car, Aunt Qiu, the nanny at home, opened the door to welcome her out.

"Miss and master, you are back." Aunt Qiu stepped forward to take her bag, muttering: "Miss, why are you all wet? Go back and change clothes, don't catch a cold."

Aunt Qiu has worked in the Tang family for more than [-] years. She watched the two brothers and sisters of the Tang family grow up, and she loves Tang Jiaojiao the most.

Listening to the nagging, Tang Jiaojiao felt very warm, and her body didn't seem so cold anymore.

I don't know if it was to retaliate against Tang Jiaojiao's behavior just now, Tang Zisheng walked past her with a cold face, without looking at Tang Jiaojiao.

Aunt Qiu was also used to their brothers and sisters being like this, and asked: "You and the young master quarreled again? You also know the young master's temper, and I don't like you dressed like this the most. When he tells the master, the master will scold you again."

It has to be said that the Tang family really treats Tang Zisheng as their own. The two children are treated equally. In addition, Tang Zisheng is a very good person regardless of his appearance and ability. Over time, he even forgot his status as an adopted son.

Tang Jiaojiao didn't want to mention Tang Zisheng, so she asked, "How is Mom and Dad doing today?" If she remembered correctly, this episode was when the Tang family's parents had the most serious divorce.

Aunt Qiu sighed and said worriedly: "Mrs. has locked herself in the room for a whole day, and I refused to open the door even after I delivered the meal. The master has no choice but to guard the door for a whole day. He was called out just now by Director Li's phone call."

Tang Jiaojiao was somewhat surprised by Tang Heng's attitude towards Xue Shiyu.

The book does not describe the relationship between the husband and wife in detail, nor does it specify whether Tang Heng and Lin Xiaoxiao are really father-daughter relationships, but it does write about Xue Shiyu's ending.

Knowing that Wan Qin not only robbed her husband, Tang Jiaojiao was suppressed by Yin Simo at school because of Lin Xiaoxiao's relationship, Xue Shiyu was so angry that she went to Wan Shenghai's house where Wan Qin's mother and daughter lived.

She threatened that if the Wan family was so arrogant again, they would disclose Wan Shenghai's misappropriation of school public funds—Xue Shiyu didn't directly report this matter because she knew that the Yin family was there, and it wasn't a big deal at all. They just wanted them to be suspicious, but Wan Shenghai was a vengeful man, so he asked someone to run into Xue Shiyu to death.

From the reader's point of view, they are villains, and it is a joy to see them die, but from Tang Jiaojiao's current point of view, all this is a disaster for Xue Shiyu.

She went upstairs to take a shower, before drinking the ginger soup brought by Aunt Qiu, she knocked on the door of Xue Shiyu's bedroom.

No one responded.

Tang Jiaojiao knocked again and shouted: "Mom, it's me, Jiaojiao."

After waiting for a few seconds, I heard the sound of the doorknob being opened.

The door opened, and standing in front of Tang Jiaojiao was a thin and frail woman.

She came to open the door with bare feet, her face was pale and haggard, but there was no trace of ugliness. Her facial features were already beautiful, but this paleness added a soft and boneless feeling.

Probably just cried before, and there are still light tears on his face.

"Mom..." Tang Jiaojiao murmured in a low voice, her nose slightly sore.

Tang Jiaojiao and her mother don't actually look alike, but their auras are very similar, and their loving gazes at her are exactly the same. For no reason, she has a sense of familiarity with the woman in front of her.

Hearing her daughter's call, the tears that Xue Shiyu had just wiped away poured out again.

(End of this chapter)