Leftover women marry wealthy families: different after marriage

Chapter 71
The banquet was very lively, An Ran followed behind Zhao Yunfeng and began to toast one by one, but at this moment, it was her father and stepmother who An Ran missed most in her heart.How are they doing now, have they received any angry neglect and humiliation, An Ran's heart cannot be calmed when she thinks of this, her eyes are constantly searching for their figures.

Sure enough, my father and Aunt Chen sat in the corner and were left alone.The two of them were close to each other, facing so many well-dressed people and such a luxurious and grand scene, the father and Aunt Chen who had never experienced it before were a little frightened.Their eyes were cautious, and the two of them sat there holding hands obsequiously, for fear that any careless behavior would make people laugh and lose An Ran's face. Their bodies were stiff and their expressions were tense because of nervousness, which was so different from this luxurious scene. out of place.

Seeing this, An Ran was very distressed, and for the first time in her heart, she was grateful for the existence of her stepmother, Aunt Chen, because of her lonely and helpless father at this time, she had a reliable companion.An Ran thanked Aunt Chen even more in her heart, because the scene in front of her made her determined to treat Aunt Chen well from now on, for nothing but her father.

An Ran turned and walked towards her father and Aunt Chen, An Ran's heart ached every time she landed on the ground, she tried her best not to let her father see her pain, and asked softly, "Dad, Aunt Chen, are you ready to eat?"

Father nodded quickly: "It's finished, we're done. You don't have to worry about us, go and greet other guests."

An Ran: "Dad, since you're done eating, I'll call a car to take you back. Staying here will only make you suffer."

Aunt Chen nodded immediately: "Okay, I don't want to stay here for a long time."

But his father held Aunt Chen down, "Why are you so ignorant of etiquette, woman? Didn't you see that your in-laws are busy? How could we leave without saying hello?"

An Ran simply said: "No need, they don't deserve your etiquette. Let's go our way and ignore them."

After finishing speaking, An Ran picked up her father and walked out.When they got to the door, An Ran called the driver who was standing by to give them orders at any time, "Please take my parents back."

The driver was stunned for a moment, and when he was hesitating, he saw An Ran's furious gaze, and immediately agreed: "Okay, okay. Uncle, aunt, let's get in the car."

(End of this chapter)