Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home
Chapter 1774

Chapter 1774: Zhao Shu Is Extremely Depressed Chapter 1774: Zhao Shu Is Extremely Depressed Editor: Henyee Translations Taotao cast a glance at him.

Zhao Shu hastily grasped Taotao’s hand.

“What’s happening, Taotao?

Please, don’t believe this!” “Why is everything you’re saying so incomprehensible?

It’s absurd.

In this village, who do I interact with that doesn’t wear a smile or extend kindness?

When did I ever appear stern, as if collecting debts?

I have no recollection of instructing children to avoid bumping into you.

This is all baseless fabrication!” “Moreover, Taotao is an exceptional person.

You’re unjustly defaming her.

It’s evident your character lacks integrity!” Shao Xiaozhi grew increasingly agitated, her words pouring forth, until Zhao Shu finally pieced together the situation, rendered speechless.

“aEUR|So, you’ve truly misconstrued!

Those children were merely playing around with me.

I cautioned them to be careful, as one would in a crowd, without singling anyone out, least of all you!

Your accusations are unfounded!” Zhao Shu felt profoundly disheartened.

His demeanor had always been consistentaEUR”a smile on his face, engaging in cheerful conversation with others, his kindness genuine and selfless.

Yet, he was no pushover, no dispenser of unwarranted mercy.

Prior to Shao Xiaozhi, no one had misconceived his intentions.

Perplexed, he couldn’t fathom why she would leap to such conclusions when nothing had changed; he had remained true to himself.

How could he have known?

Shao Xiaozhi’s understanding was limited, buoyed by her belief in her brother’s prowess as an intermediate Primus.

This confidence emboldened her to entertain any possibility.

Then, Zhao Shu entered the picture.

Her arrival, demeanor, words, actions, even her lineage, stirred something within her.

She believed she could make it happen!

Viewing everything through her preconceptions, she naturally veered towards her predetermined narrative.

The more she dwelled on it, the more convinced she became.

From Zhao Shu’s perspective, his conduct was unremarkable, a product of his upbringing.

However, in Shao Xiaozhi’s eyes, it took on an entirely different hue.

Shao Xiaozhi was convinced that their interactions held a special significance, exclusive to her.

She firmly believed she was unique.

Why else would a wealthy young man like him extend such gentleness and smiles toward her?

In the days before the Shao Family’s ascent to affluence, when Zhao Shu was still the scion of a rural landlord, he wouldn’t have spared them a glance!

Yet, Zhao Shu’s flustered and exasperated explanation dealt a devastating blow to Shao Xiaozhi.

Her heart felt as though it had been dealt a heavy blow, her complexion paling further as her inner world crumbled.

“I refuse to accept it, I refuse!” she cried, vehemently shaking her head.

“You weren’t like this before!

I didn’t misinterpret!

Taotao must have ensnared you.

Her honeyed words beguiled you into this state.

You weren’t like this before, you weren’t!” Zhao Shu choked on his words.

“You ought to have your brother find you a competent physician!

You need a thorough examination of your faculties!

I may not know what afflicts me, but you seem quite certain?

Preposterous!

You’re unhinged!” Fury ignited within Zhao Shu.

Suddenly, Mrs.

Lu didn’t seem so vexing anymore.

At least Mrs.

Lu wasn’t deranged.

This individual, however, was truly unhinged!

Even Taotao was taken aback.

She had anticipated that a direct conversation between Shao Xiaozhi and Zhao Shu would clarify matters.

Yet, she hadn’t anticipated such entrenched stubbornness.

Regardless of the evidence presented, Shao Xiaozhi remained steadfast in her delusions.