She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s
Chapter 631 Introduces Another Candidate to Him

Chapter 631: Chapter 631 Introduces Another Candidate to Him

"Auntie Wang, good..."

Auntie Wang looked at Zhao Tianhe and flashed a brilliant smile. "Xiao He, the comrade woman I mentioned to you before wasn’t interested in you, so I’ve found you another comrade woman."

Zhao Tianhe wasn’t the least bit surprised.

He might not have been as handsome as his Third Brother, but his looks weren’t of the ugly sort either.

Before Wang Yuemei came over, she had tidied herself up; she just didn’t know if the other party would take a fancy to her.

She wanted to get married, wanted to leave that home.

Since childhood, she hadn’t been the favorite at home because she wasn’t sweet-mouthed. Ever since she became sensible, many of the household chores were her responsibility.

The first year she took the college entrance exam, she didn’t pass, and her mother wouldn’t let her take it again, saying she would fail anyway, so there was no point in trying.

Zhao Tianhe averted his gaze, as if to digest what Auntie Wang had just said.

So they’d found him another match.

"Auntie, let’s go sit over there." Zhao Tianhe planned to take them to a nearby restaurant.

There weren’t any teahouses in the vicinity.

"Okay."

Auntie Wang, with Wang Yuemei in tow, followed Zhao Tianhe to a noodle shop next door.

There were no customers in the noodle shop at the time.

"Auntie, what will you have?"

Auntie Wang, seizing the opportunity, ordered a bowl of noodles for herself and a large one for Wang Yuemei as well.

While they were waiting for the noodles, Auntie Wang started to talk briefly about Wang Yuemei’s circumstances.

"Wang Yuemei has two older brothers and an older sister. She’s currently working as a temporary worker at a textile factory, twenty years old."

Wang Yuemei?

"Auntie, is this comrade woman related to Wang Dongmei as sisters?"

Auntie Wang suddenly let out a smile. "Yes, they’re sisters, but Yuemei is more diligent than Dongmei. She can wash clothes and cook."

Auntie Wang pulled Zhao Tianhe out of the noodle shop, lowering her voice. "Don’t think Yuemei isn’t as pretty as Dongmei, that’s because she isn’t favored at home. If you take good care of her after you’re married, she will become much more beautiful. She isn’t the type to always cling to her natal family."

Zhao Tianhe really wanted to say that he wasn’t one to casually date anyone.

"Yuemei has good academic credentials, but she didn’t get accepted when the college exams were reinstated the first year, and her parents didn’t allow her to try again. She’s quiet and keeps her head down to work."

"But Auntie..."

"Don’t worry, I will definitely keep the bride price down for you."

That wasn’t his point.

But now that Auntie had brought someone over, and the woman seemed somewhat reserved, he was at a loss for what to say for fear she might start crying.

After they ate the noodles, Zhao Tianhe escorted them out.

"Youngest sister, what do you think of Xiao He?"

Wang Yuemei actually didn’t mind at all. "Auntie, he’s fine, I just don’t know if he would like me."

In fact, his situation was pretty good; he had his own house, unlike her family, who all crammed into a fifty-square-meter room.

"Xiao He has an older sister and brother, both married, and a younger sister is still at home. The two younger ones are now working in Capital City."

Auntie Wang looked at her. "Youngest sister, your parents don’t care about you. If you don’t find someone on your own, you know without me telling you what awaits you. Whichever family offers a higher bride price will become your in-laws, or you might even end up as a stepmother."

Wang Yuemei shivered at the thought, guessing what her fate might be.

Zhao Tianhe wasn’t married, had bought a house in Capital City, had a job, and wasn’t bad-looking.

"Are you aware of the bride price? Your parents would never let you bring it with you to your husband’s home. At most, they would give you a new set of clothes and a quilt."