She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s
Chapter 655: Him Standing Here Is A Mistake

Chapter 655: Chapter 655: Him Standing Here Is A Mistake

The little girl’s little aunt glanced over and saw that there were about fifty students in the class. These small cakes would cost at least two yuan each, and buying in bulk might be cheaper, but it would still amount to a considerable sum of money.

Going to college means getting a monthly stipend, but it’s not a lot. It seems like they should start an individual business.

Why was the little girl’s little aunt so sure that Da Bao’s parents should start an individual business? Because she had a friend nearby who did, and they made more money than working in a factory, and despite the hard work, they still found it sweet.

Many parents mentioned Zhao Yunrui.

Quite a few primary school students immediately started talking about Zhao Yunrui’s affairs.

"Zhao Yunrui’s mother is a college graduate, and she’s especially beautiful," they said.

Some mothers were very curious to know just how beautiful Zhao Yunrui’s college-educated mother was for their children to praise her so much.

Because of the planned visit, Zhao Xinxin took the day off on the factory’s holiday.

Grandma Fang: "Xinxin, get to know their place. You don’t need to help with work or anything when you’re there, you’re a guest. Consider yourself a guest. You’re not married yet, so you’re still a guest for now."

Yun Xiaoxiao: "Don’t be too formal. Our Xinxin is not lacking in any way; she’s beautiful, earns a good salary, and has a house. What kind of man can’t she find? Don’t settle for less. The worst-case scenario is just breaking up, what’s there to worry about?"

Zhao Tianlei: What to do about a wife who keeps persuading that this man is no good and to replace him?

Da Bao: "Little aunt, if Uncle Wang’s family treats you badly, let’s just leave."

Xiao Bao: "Right, let’s just leave."

Fang Chaoyang: You’re all making it sound a bit too serious. Comrade Wang is not that kind of person.

When Wang Jianguo came to pick people up, he saw in the Courtyard House those who should be at work were at work, and those who were not were at home.

He called out one by one.

"Hello to Grandma Fang, the sister-in-law, Third Brother, Comrade Fang, and hello to Da Bao and Xiao Bao."

It was just too lively.

Zhao Tianlei handed the items to Wang Jianguo, "If you can’t get along with your family members..."

Before Zhao Tianlei could finish, Wang Jianguo quickly assured, "I will definitely stand by Xinxin’s side."

He was afraid his big uncle would say: if it doesn’t work out, then just break up.

He hastily stopped that line of thought.

This big uncle was still in college and had already become a millionaire, which showed he had some capabilities.

Zhao Tianlei saw that Wang Jianguo had misunderstood, but he didn’t correct him.

After seeing the two of them off, Zhao Tianlei took Yun Xiaoxiao and the two children to Elder Wu’s place.

As for Fang Chaoyang, he was disliked by Grandma Fang.

"Nowadays you get four days off a month. Does this old lady need your company? Why not go out and find a match? What are you doing sticking around here? Showing off how much taller you’ve become?"

Helplessness filled Fang Chaoyang’s eyes.

Standing here now was a mistake.

It wasn’t that he didn’t want to find a match; he just hadn’t found one yet.

"Grandma, it’s cold outside."

"Xiao Bao and the others didn’t complain about the cold, and yet you do?"

Fearing that his grandmother would bring up matchmaking next, Fang Chaoyang dared not stay at home any longer and decided to go out for a walk.

Over at the Wang family.

Sister Wang and Brother-in-law Wang, along with their two kids, had all come. They all knew that their little brother’s/future uncle’s partner was coming for a visit.

Mrs. Wang had bought a lot of meat the day before.

"Mom, is the little brother’s partner buying a house?" Sister Wang came into the kitchen to help, suddenly thought of this, and asked.

Whether the matter of buying a house could be settled or not.

She didn’t want to mention it.