After wearing the best mother-in-law, my way is wide

Chapter 821 Zhen Yao's Abnormal Reaction

The three sisters-in-law couldn't help but look at each other when they heard Zhang Yiming's words.

What can they understand?

The etiquette that women have received since childhood is that women should avoid meeting men who are not at home, and even if they do, they should stay far away.

Don't get close, let alone cause unnecessary misunderstandings because of carelessness.

But today, their parents encouraged them to stay and meet the outsider.

This made them look overwhelmed for a moment.

Seeing this, Feng Yin said in a soft voice: "It's okay if you don't understand for now, you should pay attention to your mother's words and deeds in the future."

"Observe your mother's demeanor and demeanor when getting along with the outsider, and what is the difference between getting along with your father."

"When you need to get in touch with foreign men when doing business in the future, you will know how to deal with it."

"You have to know that, as daughters of my Zhang family, you are different from ordinary people from the moment your parents brought you out to learn how to do business."

Huishu and the three listened to their mother's words, and couldn't help secretly heaving a sigh of relief.

The three of them looked at each other, then sat back down on their chairs, inexplicably looking forward to the next meeting.

When seeing Ding's father and son at home before, the three aunts and sisters-in-law avoided each other, met each other from a distance, and left quickly after asking how they were.

Like today, being able to breathe the air in the same room with each other is still a bad one.

Time passed very quickly, and within a short time, Hua Ni hurried in with a group of beleaguered youths.

"Nephew Zhen Yao pays homage to Aunt and Uncle, wishing Aunt and Uncle good health and good fortune."

As soon as he entered the room, the boy knelt down to salute with a plop, and even sang his head three times.

Not to mention Hui Shu's three sisters-in-law, even Feng Yin and Zhang Yiming jumped up from their chairs in shock.

Zhang Yiming even walked over in three or two steps very quickly, and helped the young man up: "You child, what are you talking about?"

You know, before this, although Ding Xincheng and his wife recognized Feng Yin as a girl.

But Ding Zhenyao always called her Auntie and Zhang Yiming Uncle Zhang just like when he first met Feng Yin.

They just met today, and not only did they call them aunt and uncle, but they also gave them such a great courtesy.

Not to mention that the children playing next to him were dumbfounded, Zhang Yiming is dumbfounded now.

But no matter how ignorant, the instinctive reaction is the most real thought in my heart.

"Uncle! Woooooooo..."

Unexpectedly, Ding Zhenyao was not intimidated by Zhang Yiming's words and actions, but instead yelled emotionally, threw herself into his arms and sobbed out.

"This……"

Feng Yin frowned and walked over: "What happened?"

"You child, stop crying."

"Look at your dusty appearance, you must not have had dinner yet."

As he said that, he hurriedly told Mrs. Hu: "Go to the back kitchen quickly and let Mrs. Ma arrange someone to make a bowl of noodles for Zhen Yao."

"Good girl."

Hu agreed and hurriedly left the hall and ran towards the back kitchen.

Feng Yin withdrew her gaze, raised her hand and patted the young man's back: "Okay, Zhenyao, don't cry, crying won't solve the problem."

"Come on, since you call us aunt and uncle, please tell us if you have anything to do."

Zhang Yiming nodded: "Don't worry, as long as you can help, my husband and wife will definitely help."

That being said, the couple haven't heard anything about the Ding family's accident in the past few days.

What's the matter here?
Thinking of this, Feng Yin and his wife looked at Hua Ni in a tacit understanding.

The latter shook his head helplessly, saying that they were only responsible for the safety of the Zhang family, and did not have much time to pay attention to the situation of the Ding family.

(End of this chapter)