Divorce with three kids? I'll build a house and eat meat, driving my in-laws crazy.

Chapter 145 Treat me like a dog? Am I not even as good as one of your dogs?

Li Ruru looked at her irritably and said, "Just give me something to eat? You're not picky?"

Chen Huaidi smiled gently. She knew her third aunt wasn't a hard-hearted person; hadn't she let her take a steamed bun last time?

She definitely won't leave empty-handed this time; she succeeded unexpectedly quickly today.

Before she even started playing the victim, her aunt agreed.

With my third aunt's personality, she deserves to be controlled by her.

Chen Huaidi smiled and said, "My third aunt saved my life, how could I possibly be picky?"

She pursed her lips and said, "If there were steamed buns or meat, that would be even better."

Li Ruru sneered, "Didn't you say you weren't picky?"

Realizing she had been too hasty and said the wrong thing, Chen Huaidi quickly said, "I'm not picky. I'll eat whatever you give me. My third aunt is kind-hearted and will definitely not mistreat me."

This translates to: I can say I'm not picky, but what you give me can't be too bad.

How could a kind-hearted person bully a little girl like her?

Li Ruru was put on a pedestal. Faced with this moral blackmail, she turned around and went into the kitchen.

As he came out, he casually tossed a bone over his shoulder.

"Here, eat up. It has meat and bones. I wouldn't even let my Qiqi eat it. You're lucky."

The large bone in Li Ruru's hand drew a beautiful arc in the air and landed on the ground in front of Chen Huaidi.

With a thud, half of the bone was embedded in the ground, while the other half was sticking out.

"Woof woof... Awooo!" Qiqi barked twice and dashed off in a flash.

It opened its mouth wide, about to snatch the bone, when it heard its little master's scolding voice from behind.

Yinyin said with a long face, "Qiqi, come back quickly, that's not for you to eat."

That was for my older cousin.

Qiqi turned to look at Yinyin, then at the bones in front of him, drooling all over the ground. In the end, he reluctantly turned around and ran back to Yinyin's side.

"Good dog, so obedient!" Yinyin patted its slightly wet head, turned around and went into the kitchen to take out a few big white steamed buns and tossed them to it.

The steamed bun was also tossed high into the air, and Qiqi jumped up, grabbed it, and swallowed it whole.

It devoured several large white steamed buns in no time.

Chen Huaidi stared in shock at the scene, then looked at the bones not far away on the ground.

The bones were thin and bony, with hardly any meat on them, and disgusting saliva remained on them.

The white steamed buns that the dog ate were all incredibly large and incredibly soft.

If there were no comparison, she might actually have happily gone home with the bone.

But now that there's a comparison, everything is different.

Why is it that even a dog in my aunt's family lives a more carefree and happy life than I am? Why can a dog eat soft white steamed buns while I have to pick up big bones with hardly any meat on the ground?

Is she really less valuable than a dog?
Could it be that, in Auntie's eyes, she wasn't even as important as a dog?!
Impossible, absolutely impossible!
How can an animal be compared to a human? How can a dog be compared to her?

Chen Huaidi felt deeply humiliated. She put her hands on her hips and said, "Third Aunt, what are you doing? Are you feeding me like a dog? Am I not even as good as one of your dogs?"

Anyone who didn't know better would think you were abusing your niece! I don't think Auntie is that kind of person, right?

Li Ruru didn't say anything upon hearing this. She opened an umbrella and slowly walked towards Chen Huaidi.

Chen Huaidi was excited. Sure enough, her third aunt, that stupid woman, couldn't stand others saying bad things about her.

Some people, if you say they're bad, they'll show you they're bad.

Some people, if you say they're bad, will try their best to show you how good they are, pouring out their hearts and souls, determined to prove they're a good person.

My third aunt is such a foolish person; she figured out her temper a long time ago.

Chaochao frowned as she watched her mother approach her cousin step by step, her heart filled with mixed feelings.

This cousin almost killed Peipei once. Peipei developed a chronic illness because of that incident, and it flared up again today. She's still in bed right now, and we don't know when she'll get better.

But Mother... what is Mother trying to do?
Huh, what is Mother doing?
Everyone looked closely and saw Li Ruru bend down and pull the bone out of the ground, then smile at Chen Huaidi and said, "You don't want it, right?"

Chen Huaidi shook her head firmly; she didn't want to!

She wanted steamed buns and lots of meat; she insisted on eating better than a dog.

"Then I'll give it to the dog." Li Ruru happily tossed the bone away.

Qiqi darted out quickly, jumped up, grabbed it, and then spat it out.

It means it doesn't want to eat right now.

Li Ruru looked at Chen Huaidi gently and said, "No wonder you won't eat it; even dogs won't eat this. I'll get you some more food."

Chen Huaidi's eyes were brimming with tears. She knew that her third aunt wouldn't just stand by and watch her go hungry, nor would she let herself be outdone by a dog.

She naturally wouldn't eat what a dog wouldn't eat, even if it meant starving to death.

Chen Huaidi thought to herself that she wouldn't eat it, but her eyes couldn't help glancing at the bone.

The part that was sticking out of the ground had little flesh, but the other end still had a lot of flesh.

Chen Huaidi swallowed hard, thinking that her aunt would soon bring over some delicious food, and she didn't care to fight with a dog for food.

Li Ruru came out of the kitchen with a plate containing two large chicken drumsticks and boiled eggs.

"Third Aunt, I knew you were the best to me."

Chen Huaidi was moved to tears. She hadn't eaten meat in a long time, and today there were eggs too, so she could finally have a good meal.

She must finish this by herself; she absolutely cannot take it home.

Every time she brought something home, it either ended up in her mother's stomach or in her cousins' mouths.

Her mother said she needed to provide extra nutrition for the baby boy in her belly, and she didn't know what to say.

But her three cousins ​​were a mixed bag: one had studied for years but failed the imperial examinations, another was a mere student, and the other two did nothing but lie around like pampered princes. She wasn't going to let them have it so easy.

The two eggs she finally managed to find last time were broken by her third uncle and third aunt.

The whole family was incredibly lazy, relying on her to go up the mountain to dig for wild vegetables and occasionally find some wild game to make a living.

She's not one to be taken advantage of; she doesn't want to be constantly exploited.

Chen Huaidi ran quickly towards Li Ruru and reached for the meat and eggs on the plate.

Li Ruru turned to the side and beckoned to Qiqi, saying, "Come here, come here!"

Qiqi wagged its tail and ran over quickly, then with a beautiful leap and spin, caught a chicken leg.

After swallowing it in a few bites, he looked at Li Ruru with a hint of lingering desire.

Li Ruru then threw another chicken leg and two eggs to it to eat.

Chen Huaidi stood there blankly in the rain, her outstretched hand still in her hand.

This...isn't this for her to eat?
"Third Aunt, aren't you going to give me any to eat?" she asked pitifully.

Li Ruru turned around and said with a smile, "The dog won't eat the bone just now, but it will eat the chicken leg and the egg."

"Huh? You mean you only give me food that your dog won't eat? You won't give me food if it wants to eat it?"

Chen Huaidi asked blankly.

Li Ruru replied noncommittally, "Otherwise?"

She's not some saint who has to be kind to everyone.

She can be kind, but she won't be led by the nose or forced to be kind.

Chen Huaidi tried to morally blackmail her, but unfortunately she had no morals and no one could blackmail her.

Just then, a man's scolding voice suddenly came from the doorway: "Huai Di, who told you to come here and embarrass yourself?"

(End of this chapter)