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Chapter 85 The Undercurrents Between Sisters-in-Law

Chapter 85 The Undercurrents Between Sisters-in-Law

The story told by Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc left all the older women in awe.

"Xiaoyu has really found a good man..."

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Only Chen Yuling secretly looked at her sister-in-law with a complicated expression.

Another woman could have enjoyed the same honor, but she is now living a different life.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc happily ate her favorite sesame and mung bean fried cake.

Listening to the praise from the elders around her, she thought with satisfaction that she was lucky to have had the bright idea to bring Brother He home.

Otherwise, once Nguyen Phu Duc returns and spreads the word, the whole thing will be completely distorted.

This is exactly the kind of treatment I've always wanted.

Ruan Huangmingyu glanced at her sister-in-law unintentionally.

I seemed to sense a slight unhappiness.

Ruan Huangmingyu thought that perhaps it was because her sister-in-law was jealous of the treatment she received.

After all, after being admitted to the national university, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc became the most favored child in the family.

Even Nguyen Van Huy had to step aside.

Although I didn't come back during the first week of school because I was with Chen Junhe.

But when she came back this week, she unexpectedly brought a man home, and immediately became the focus of the family.

Although Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc was fairly good to her brother, she also knew that compared to Chen Junhe, her brother's appearance was nothing special.

After noticing something unusual about Chen Yuling, she suddenly wondered if her sister-in-law had also fallen for Chen Junhe.

After thinking about it this way, alarm bells went off in Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's mind, and her gaze toward Tran Thi Ngoc Linh became wary.

If I go home, I might end up making my sister-in-law someone I've been through thick and thin with.

While such things have happened before, they were particularly ironic for Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc.

If you really think about it, Nguyen Hoang Myung Ngoc is nothing more than a second-class citizen, and she knows why she ultimately chose Chen Junhe.

Thinking this, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc suddenly lost her appetite for the fried cake she was chewing. Suddenly, the conversation between Pei Shi Rong and Chen Jun He at their home in Silverware Street came to mind.

She swallowed the fried cake in her mouth, then suddenly looked at Chen Shiyuling with a smile: "Sister-in-law, you seem to have worked in Beining before, right? My brother He also worked there."

Chen Yuling's heart skipped a beat. Her sister-in-law's words seemed to have a hidden meaning. Had she looked at her phone? Or had she overheard her making a phone call?

That's not right. She was very careful to make sure no one was around when she was on the phone, and her phone was in her pocket the whole time.

"Oh my, so Ah He used to work in a factory too. I thought he was always in business."

An auntie next to me suddenly chimed in, her tone full of curiosity.

For them, the more they know about Chen Junhe, the more they will have to brag about to others.

"Don't they always say on TV that rich people sometimes experience the life of ordinary people?"

"Yes, that shows that Ah He is hardworking and ambitious, and doesn't have the bad habits of those rich people."

"Let me tell you, the industrial zone in Bac Ninh is something else now..."

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The interruptions from distant relatives gradually veered the conversation off-topic, and everyone began to enthusiastically discuss their relatives' experiences working in various places.

Everyone also remembered today's protagonist, and they kept asking Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc about Tran Tuan Ha and chatting about life at the National University.

Under the adoration of her relatives, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc put aside her suspicions about her sister-in-law and boasted to her relatives about how Chen Junhe bought her clothes and an electric motorcycle.

Chen Shi Yuling sat quietly to the side, listening to Ruan Huang Mingyu recount Chen Junhe's life story.

She sat there, but her thoughts gradually drifted away.

The fact that someone who was once talked about every day was now being described by another person made Chen Yuling feel that this world was a bit surreal.

The atmosphere was equally lively at the men's table in the restaurant, where everyone was enthusiastically discussing the differences between Chinese and Vietnamese people.

However, everyone was very conscious of controlling the boundaries of the topic. They kept quiet about certain things and only talked about the everyday matters of ordinary people.

At the same time, Chen Junhe's drinking capacity was also highly praised by these relatives.

When toasting with everyone, I never cheat or try to be clever; I always finish my drink in one gulp.

With everyone taking turns toasting him, Chen Junhe had already drunk at least a pound or two of snake wine, but his cheeks were only slightly flushed and he was still very sober.

Ruan Dexing's snake wine is made with homemade high-proof grain liquor and some medicinal herbs. It has a mellow taste but a strong aftertaste.

Chen Junhe roughly estimated that the liquor was at least 60 degrees or higher.

Most Vietnamese people enjoy drinking alcohol, and homemade high-proof grain liquor is a common dish on their tables.

However, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's uncles and aunts were very careful when drinking snake wine, for fear of spilling it and wasting it.

According to them, Ruan Dexing only made three jars of this snake wine, and they had been craving it for years without being able to drink it.

Today, thanks to Chen Junhe, I finally got to drink it.

This touched Chen Junhe slightly.

Ruan Duxing's behavior shows that he didn't consider himself an outsider.

However, Chen Junhe knew very well that Ruan Duc Hing was able to bring out the snake wine partly because of the expensive gifts he had sent.

This gave Nguyen Duc Hung a lot of face in front of his relatives.

Most Vietnamese people marry very young, but Tran Tuan Ha sat here drinking with the male elders of Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's family for quite a while.

But no one mentioned marriage.

Because Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's relatives knew this very well.

Although Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc is of marriageable age according to Vietnamese law.

However, this is still far from sufficient according to the laws of the Dragon Kingdom.

Given Chen Junhe's wealth, they dared not urge him too much.

Because if they go too far and accidentally drive away such a wealthy and eligible bachelor, it would be a loss for them.

So at the table, everyone chatted about local customs and traditions, and various topics between men.

However, they tacitly avoided discussing marriage.

Chen Junhe knew that people might be embarrassed to bring up such things on their first visit, but if they came a few more times, they would naturally start talking about it.

Furthermore, Chen Junhe also considered that Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's family lived in the suburbs of Hanoi, so the probability of their relatives and friends visiting the city center was naturally very high.

If you can meet neighbors just by buying a motorcycle, you'll naturally meet even more neighbors or relatives in the future.

He knew he would eventually run into other women if he was with them.

If you want others to keep quiet about it, you naturally have to be willing to pay the price to create a safe haven.

So, taking the opportunity to clink glasses with Nguyen Duc Hung again, Chen Junhe mentioned it.

"Uncle Dexing, I see your family's general store has been open for quite a few years now. How's business?"

These words immediately stirred up a lot of things Ruan Dexing wanted to say.

Fueled by alcohol, he told Chen Junhe about the changes in the grocery store's business, and also mentioned that someone had opened a new supermarket on the other side of the village, which had taken away a lot of his business.

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