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Chapter 113 Requirements (5)
In Chang Wanxia's room, there are black rosewood tables, chairs, boxes, and cabinets, and in Duobao Pavilion, there are all kinds of playware, plum vases, vases, and jade bonsai, all of which are of great value.

Xu Jingwen pointed to the Duobao Pavilion and smiled, "Xiao Wan, I have a few of these items in my house, but I dare not show them."

As long as Mrs. Li and Xu Jing dared to have something good in their room, Sang's eyes would shine, and she had to find ways to get it—if she didn't want it, she would instigate Mrs. Xu to speak up.Mrs. Xu always felt that the eldest son was capable and the younger son was pitiful, so she desperately helped the younger son and the younger son's wife to ask for things, which made Mrs. Li and Xu Jingwen lose their temper.

"Your father, don't you care?" Chang Wanxia asked cautiously.

In Chang Wanxia's mind, Daddy is very airy and useful, as long as he speaks, the family will listen to him.

"My father, be filial." Xu Jingwen was helpless.

No matter what unreasonable demands the second room had, as long as Mrs. Xu showed a straight face, Uncle Zhong Ding panicked and agreed to everything.

"If you don't have a mother, how can you have me?" Uncle Zhongding is a filial son.

"That's it." Chang Wanxia looked at Xu Jingwen with deep sympathy.

Xu Jingwen cheered up, "Don't talk about these things, it will only increase troubles. In fact, although my family has these things, my father treats my mother wholeheartedly, and my elder brother and second brother are also up to date. Our house is not bad."

Uncle Zhong Ding and Mrs. Li have shared weal and woe for so many years. They have two sons and one daughter. The house is very harmonious.

"That's right, your house is actually quite nice." Chang Wanxia nodded sincerely, feeling a little envious.Although Mrs. Xu and Mrs. Sang are really disgusting, but Mrs. Li is a real mother, how nice.

Xu Jingwen smiled, "Xiao Wan, your third sister is back. Although she is young, my mother and I are planning to invite her. However, when I sent the invitation card over, Mrs. Lan looked at the date and said that she had something to do that day. It is inconvenient to go, and your third sister will not go either."

(End of this chapter)