She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s
Chapter 206: Only the Female Supporting Character Does Not Meet a Good End?

Chapter 206: Chapter 206: Only the Female Supporting Character Does Not Meet a Good End?

Da Bao would become the workshop director.

Laoer would become the chef.

The eldest sister would continue teaching.

Was the female supporting character alone not meant to end well?

It truly was tragic.

"Xiaoxiao, when you initially talked back to your dad and went down to the countryside, you didn’t visit me over the years, do you still hold a grudge because we didn’t stop you from going?"

Yun Xiaoxiao’s eyes shifted. Before she saw Mother Yun, she thought that the female supporting character’s maternal family members were all selfish.

She learned some things from the mother of the female supporting character and felt that there was another hidden reason why the female supporting character initially went to the countryside.

Suddenly, she wondered, why would the female supporting character’s Laoer become a live-in son-in-law?

There was an issue with the wife of the female supporting character’s brother.

So, she decided to give that sister-in-law some "eye medicine."

"It wasn’t me who signed up for moving to the countryside; someone helped me sign up. I know you and dad love me, besides, even after our family married in a daughter-in-law, scraping together money to buy me a job was still within our means."

What?

The issue of the daughter moving to the countryside had caused such a fuss, and the daughter, wanting to avoid it, started fighting with her own man.

"If it wasn’t you who signed up for moving to the countryside, then who signed up for you?"

Yun Xiaoxiao looked faintly at Mother Yun, "After I left, whoever benefited more, that was it. I was impulsive at the time as well. Over the years, I occasionally felt something was wrong. It’s not that I didn’t want to visit you; I was afraid some wouldn’t want me back, as my return might be an eyesore to them."

Mother Yun’s feelings suddenly became very complicated.

Her daughter’s words instantly made her realize the truth.

The youngest daughter had left home, and who benefited the most?

It was obviously the eldest son’s family; back then, their eldest grandson was just under one year old.

Not long after the youngest daughter moved to the countryside, they heard that Laoer was going to become a live-in son-in-law because the girl’s family only had her as a child.

"I don’t know where I offended her, maybe you and dad were too good to me, which made her uncomfortable." Yun Xiaoxiao continued to lay it on thick.

She didn’t care whether her words today would stir up trouble in the Yun Family, drawing the attention of those observing from the female supporting character’s maternal side away from her for a while.

"Some people appear virtuous and generous, but they are actually insidious and cold-hearted."

Mother Yun’s expression turned grim.

They say it’s hard for the involved to see clearly but the bystanders see it all.

Now, stepping back and looking at it, she realized that the eldest son’s wife was very questionable.

Why was she so eager to insist that Xiaoxiao return?

Could there be some scheming involved?

She seemed to have heard that the workshop director position that the eldest son held was up for promotion, and the contenders for the position were the several group leaders below him.

What did the eldest son’s wife want to do?

She wouldn’t be planning to marry Xiaoxiao off to facilitate the eldest son’s promotion, would she?

"Mom....."

When Da Bao saw Grandma bring out the meat, he started to get busy.

"Grandma, let me go to Douzi’s house to exchange for two blocks of tofu."

"Yes, take Xiao Bao with you, and call Grandpa over for dinner as well."

"Yes....."

The two kids left, leaving only the mother and daughter in the main room.

"Xiaoxiao, why didn’t you explain back then?"

Yun Xiaoxiao just smiled leisurely, "I did explain, but dad didn’t listen, and it was my slot anyway."

"When I went down to Zhao Family Village, working so hard that I cried several times, my hands were full of blisters, I got cuts on my feet from harvesting rice, I wasn’t getting enough food, you sent parcels and money, but it was never enough. I couldn’t support myself with the work points I earned; I almost committed suicide by jumping into the river. There were hoodlums in the village trying to take advantage of me; the only way to survive was to get married since I couldn’t return home."