My Beloved Super Fierce Wife-Chapter 116 Deceiving Life’s Daughter

Goudan had just heard Ning Xinrou talk about the Dragon Boat Festival last night, knowing it was still many days away.

The face of the young boy instantly fell.

With Auntie not at home, home felt less lively.

Grandma hardly ever smiled, Grandpa was silent all day, and even Dad seemed deflated.

That would have been fine, but the food at home wasn’t that great either.

"...Sigh," Goudan let out a sigh.

Choudan glanced at his brother and also imitated the sigh, "...Eh..."

Niuniu and Hutou at their side saw this and wanted to mimic it too.

Before they could let out their sigh, Li Xiuli slapped the head of the ringleader, Goudan.

"What are you sighing for? You’re blowing away all the good luck.

Hurry up and eat. You’re still children; why are you imitating that old man all day?"

Niuniu and Hutou stifled the sigh that was on their lips but were choked by the saliva that surged up their throat, and they started to cough violently.

"...Cough cough cough..."

Both of the youngsters coughed in unison, their faces turning red.

Zhou Mei hurried forward to help them pat their backs.

"Oh dear, are you okay? That’s what you get for parroting others; choked, didn’t you?

Why so foolishly naive, just like your dad?"

Hutou was dissatisfied and retorted hoarsely, "I’m like Dad, and Niuniu is like you."

These were his dad’s words, definitely correct.

Zhou Mei: "..." She couldn’t deny that.

You and your dad both seem sent from heaven to test my patience.

And Niuniu? She can follow whomever she pleases; she behaves so well.

However.

Zhou Mei had just finished praising her in her mind when the next second she was contradicted by her own daughter.

Niuniu, who was particularly close to Lin Qingshui, pouted her lips when she heard her brother say she was like their mom.

"Niuniu is like Dad," the little girl said with a whiny voice, evidently rejecting the idea of being compared to her mother.

Zhou Mei: "?"

Lin Qingshui’s heart was nearly melted by his daughter’s charm, lifting Niuniu onto his lap.

"That’s right, that’s right, Niuniu is just like Dad. Your brother is talking nonsense; let’s not listen to him," the man’s face was full of loving smiles.

Hutou’s little face was confused, his expression clouded in a fog, suddenly failing to understand.

Wasn’t it Dad who said that his sister was like Mom?!

Niuniu was an easy child to coax.

Upon hearing Lin Qingshui’s comforting words, she immediately beamed with a smile.

Her little expression was blissful.

"Dad, Niuniu misses Auntie."

Lin Qingshui rubbed the top of his daughter’s head, "Didn’t your grandma tell you? Your Auntie will be back in a few days.

If you behave, your Auntie will like you even more, okay?"

Niuniu nodded sweetly, then patted his arm, signaling she wanted to get down.

Lin Qingshui didn’t quite understand but set his daughter down.

The little girl took her seat on her small stool like a little adult, picked up her tiny spoon, and began to eat obediently.

The sight was both sensible and adorable.

Watching Niuniu’s delightful behavior made Ning Xinrou, who didn’t have a daughter, yearn for one.

This cute and sprightly little girl truly made people want to have daughters!

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Lin Tang had no idea that her family was missing her, that her parents were also counting the days until they could come to see her.

The next day.

During the midday break, Mr. and Mrs. Jiang handed the courtyard’s transfer document to Lin Tang.

Lin Tang looked it over. It had the official seal of the relevant department, the signature of the homeowners.

Legal, effective.

After confirming there were no errors, she returned to her room.

She took out a hundred jin of grain and then fetched one hundred and eighty yuan from her space, handing it over to the Jiang Family’s elderly lady.

"Grandma Jiang, Grandpa Jiang, here is one hundred and eighty yuan, as well as eighty jin of coarse grain, ten jin of white flour, and ten jin of polished rice. Please check them," she said.

The elderly couple from the Jiang Family understood her intention.

To count everything in front of each other and avoid any disputes over accounts in the future.

The two elders nodded their heads, counted the money, and weighed the grain.

Jiang Family’s elderly man said, "That’s right, it’s one hundred and eighty yuan and a hundred jin of grain. Money and goods are both here; the courtyard is yours now."

A radiant smile spread across Lin Tang’s face.

She now had a place to stand on her own in the county.

This was a good start.

Happy.

"I must also thank Grandma Jiang and Grandpa Jiang," Lin Tang said with a smile.

Then she added, "I have a bottle of medicinal wine here, a gift for both of you. It’s beneficial to drink a little every night, and it’s good for your health. You might want to give it a try."

She had two purposes in giving the medicinal wine.

One was to simply express gratitude for the elderly couple’s concern and help over the past few days.

The other was to use the elders’ words to promote her medicinal wine.

She knew the effects of her medicinal wine would certainly not be bad.

Grandpa and Grandma Jiang were about to return to the Provincial City, and if the wine had a good effect, it might open up the market there.

Then she would have connections in the Provincial City.

Other than tinkering with radios, the elderly Jiang Family man loved to drink.

However, since he had suffered a serious injury in his youth and various problems had emerged with age, his wife never allowed him to touch alcohol.

Now, hearing Lin Tang say the wine was beneficial to health, he was immediately delighted.

The corners of his mouth turned up, revealing his missing teeth.

"How should we thank you for this? Thank you, Tangtang," he said.

While he said he felt embarrassed to accept, his hands honestly took the bottle.

Lin Tang shook her head and said with a faint smile, "There’s no need to be so formal; just let me know if you find it good once you’ve finished drinking it."

Jiang Family’s elder repeated "good" three times, "Good, good, good, I will remember your words."

After discussing the formal matters, Lin Tang returned to her own room.

Looking at the property transfer certificate in her hand, she felt completely settled.

With the house belonging to her, she could decorate and arrange it as she liked.

When her parents came to the county, they wouldn’t have to rush back to save money.

When Lin Tang went to work in the factory in the afternoon, her mood was obviously good.

Not only did Yang Du, who was relatively close to her, notice, but others also sensed it.

Curious, Yang Du approached and asked, "Comrade Lin seems to be in a good mood. Did something nice happen?"

Wang Wen and others also looked over.

Even Ding Yi, who usually didn’t stand out much, couldn’t help but cast his gaze toward Lin Tang.

Lin Tang gave a slight smile and found a casual excuse, "My parents are coming to see me in a few days."

Since her first day at work, she had been calm and composed.

This level of happiness, with eyes gleaming with delight, was something the entire office staff had never seen before.

It was then that everyone realized that this new colleague was still a young girl.

Zhou Peiyu paused for a moment; her proud face turned to one side, and a hint of discomfort appeared in her eyes.

She thought that Lin Tang had used connections and taken shortcuts to get her job, which was why she had been dissatisfied with her.

But the young girl had proven her capabilities.

Haven’t her attitudes changed these past few days? Why the discomfort now?

Wang Wen, being the congenial person of the office, said with good intentions, "Is that so? That’s great! By the way, I forgot to ask, how is your living situation, and at work, is there anything..."

Are you not used to it?

He wanted to ask the new colleague if there were any aspects of the job she was unfamiliar with.

But he suddenly remembered that the new colleague had handled every task so well, even more skillfully than some of them who had been working for years.

So, his words halted before leaving his mouth.

It wasn’t that they lacked the heart to care for a new comrade; it was just that Comrade Lin Tang was so proficient that she didn’t seem like a newcomer at all.