After three years of marriage, she didn't go home? 70's Jiaojiao wants a divorce

Chapter 319 Jiang's Mother's Lifeline
Not long after Shen Qingqing returned home, she made the two children cry.

Jiang's mother said a few words to him, "Why are you just like Zhixun, always teasing them?"

Shen Qingqing: "I was testing their willpower, but they were too greedy and failed the test."

The food in the pot was about to burn, so Jiang's mother went back to the kitchen. "Hurry up and appease them, it's almost time to eat."

Shen Qingqing gently patted the two little ones on the back, and with a little coaxing, they stopped crying.

Not only did she not cry, she even reached out her arms for a hug.

Their affectionate manner makes them seem like the best of friends in the world!
Jiang's mother came out of the kitchen carrying the dishes and saw this scene, which made her both amused and exasperated.

"These two kids really don't hold grudges. They were just made to cry, but they forgot about it the next day."

Shen Qingqing laughed and said, "It's only because they're young and forget things quickly that I dare to play like this. When they're a couple of years older, I wouldn't dare to tease them like this."

"You're bullying a child."

As they were talking, the food was already on the table, and Jiang's father came home from get off work.

The first thing I do when I get home is to hug my precious grandchildren.

"I miss them terribly after not seeing them for a day."

Jiang's mother: "They don't miss you."

Jiang's father wasn't discouraged. "Did you cry today?"

"Cry, why aren't you crying?"

Even teenagers may not be able to be separated from their mothers, let alone children this young.

It's truly heartbreaking to not see you for a day.

Jiang's father said to Shen Qingqing, "You order the furniture, and I'll have someone help you move in. We don't need to wait for Zhixun."

Xiaoman and Xiaoxi are the apple of their parents' eye; the elders can't bear to see them cry.

Shen Qingqing thought for a moment, "I'll go shopping on Sunday, decide on the items, and have the furniture store deliver them directly to my door, so I don't have to hire someone to move them."

She can handle other small things by herself.

Jiang's mother: "The house won't disappear. Let's settle on the necessities first, and then we can add the rest gradually."

Shen Qingqing thought so too.

She had experience living alone before, and initially, she didn't have much stuff in the house, just enough to get by in daily life.

As time went on, we gradually added more things to our home, and our living space was gradually filled up.

When she used to rent a place, Shen Qingqing couldn't bear to buy too many things.

I always think I'll move someday; I have too much stuff, and it would be a hassle to take it all with me.

I want to stay, but I can't bear to part with it.

After all, money was spent.

I can only restrain myself and avoid buying things that I don't use often.

But now that she has her own house, things are different.

Shen Qingqing thought to herself that she would have to shop around properly and choose everything according to her preferences.

After exchanging a few words about Shen Qingqing's house, the family sat down to eat.

Jiang Zhixun is not in Beijing; he has gone to another city to carry out guidance duties.

I won't be able to come back for a few days.

His absence from home is the norm, and it hasn't affected anyone's mood for eating.

Mr. Jiang held his granddaughter, eating and playing with her at the same time.

I picked up a piece of meat, let the child smell it, but wouldn't let her eat it, making the child so anxious she almost started talking.

Jiang's mother scolded, "Neither of them is easy to deal with. They just like to tease the children and make them cry. What good does that do you?"

Shen Qingqing didn't dare to reply and quietly ate her meal.

Sister Zhou didn't interrupt.

The old man was too lazy to pay attention to them, and while eating, he didn't forget to talk to Xiaoman in the cradle.

Jiang's father: "Can't I even tease him?"

Jiang's mother: "You're just bored!"

Tell Xiaoxi, "The piece of meat he picked up is rotten; it's been touched by flies. Let's ignore it."

Jiang's father clicked his tongue, "We're eating, don't talk about these things."

"If you don't have an appetite, then don't eat!"

Jiang's mother picked up her granddaughter and wiped away her drool.

Xiao Xi turned her head and stared straight at the dishes on the table.

She smacked her lips every now and then, clearly wanting to eat. Jiang's mother was amused by her little appearance, "No one eats the snacks I make except Qingqing. It will be better when Xiaoxi grows up. I will make all kinds of delicious food for her."

Shen Qingqing: "Don't let her get fat."

Jiang's mother pinched her granddaughter's chubby arm, her eyes overflowing with love.

"Being a little chubby looks good."

Shen Qingqing gave her mother-in-law a heads-up beforehand, saying, "When the little girl grows up, she might care about her appearance and not like being too fat."

"How much weight can you gain from eating just a little? You'll be free-range with the other kids in the compound, running around and playing everywhere. It'll be hard for you to gain weight."

My granddaughter is fair-skinned and has very beautiful features. Even if she's a little chubby, it doesn't detract from her beauty.

That's a blessing!
Shen Qingqing knew her mother-in-law would say that: "Eating too many snacks is bad for your health, especially sugar."

Jiang's mother: "Then I won't put sugar in her, I'll just steam some rice cakes or something."

Jiang's father nodded, "Eating whole grains is good."

He doesn't like the sweet and cloying snacks sold outside.

It's not good for children to eat too much.

It will cause cavities.

There may be other problems as well.

Jiang's father used to think that the children in the family should be raised roughly so that they would grow up to be tough.

But now I've changed my mind. It's not wrong to raise children more meticulously; at least it will make them suffer less.

As long as they are not spoiled, it will be fine.

Men eat very quickly; Jiang Zhixun is like that, and so is his father.

After only a short conversation, Jiang's father had finished eating and put down his chopsticks.

With a cheerful smile, she took her granddaughter back from Jiang's mother, saying, "You all eat well, I'll take care of the child."

Holding Xiaoxi in one arm, he also picked up Xiaoman from the cradle with the other.

Take them to the yard to see the flowers and plants.

Jiang's father has to go to work and doesn't spend much time at home. Every time he gets home from get off work, he tries to spend as much time as possible playing with Xiaoman and Xiaoxi.

After playing for a while, I have to go to the study to handle some matters.

You still need to read books and newspapers.

Very busy every day.

Sister Zhou sighed, "Once you all get off work, I have no use for anything."

Shen Qingqing scooped two pieces of pork ribs for him with a spoon, saying, "You've worked hard taking care of the kids all day, so this is a good time to relax and recharge."

Humans, being mortal beings, all need rest.

If you push people too hard, they won't have the energy to keep up, and how will they take care of their children?

Shen Qingqing understood this principle.

Jiang's mother chimed in, "It's not good to stay cooped up at home all the time. You can go out for a walk."

Ms. Zhou: "During the day, I take the kids out to play, which means taking walks. It's not like they're always cooped up at home."

Jiang's mother: "That's different. With children around, you have to be on high alert."

Taking care of children is a meticulous task.

When Sister Zhou is in a good mood and in good condition, she is more patient and responsible when taking care of the children.

It's also good for children.

That's what Jiang's mother thought, so she let Sister Zhou get a good rest whenever she had the chance.

You need to be in good mental health to take better care of your child.

Of course, it's also because Sister Zhou is a good person, honest, and efficient in her work, without resorting to trickery or deception.

Otherwise, Jiang's mother would have chased them away long ago.

Xiaoman and Xiaoxi are her lifeblood; she would rather raise them herself than give others a chance to be perfunctory.

Sister Zhou used to help her neighbors take care of their children. Some people paid her money and then treated her like a beast of burden.

She was expected to take care of the children and do housework at the same time.

She was made to do everything, from laundry and cooking to cleaning.

She was really lucky to be able to come and help the Jiang family.

I was thinking to myself that I should send my younger brother's family more New Year's gifts when the New Year comes.

If Xiao Jie hadn't recommended her to Comrade Jiang, such a good job wouldn't have been hers.

(End of this chapter)