Financial freedom begins in Vietnam

Chapter 92 The Devilish Sister-in-Law

That evening, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's uncle also prepared a large meal at home to entertain Tran Tuan Ha.

Although these villagers are called Hanoi people, they have not actually enjoyed much of the benefits of urban development.

But these people living on the outskirts of the city are among the most suffering in Hanoi.

Because Hanoi's urban expansion hasn't reached here yet, I can only look at the dazzling lights and high prices of the nearby Hanoi metropolitan area.

Watching others make a lot of money and enjoy all sorts of privileges.

He could only make ends meet with that meager income.

From then on, a sense of awe for money was deeply ingrained in the hearts of these villagers.

This is the prevailing attitude in Hanoi and even throughout Vietnam: anyone with a wealthy relative is respected by most people.

Not to mention that this wealthy person is a foreigner.

Although in many parts of Vietnam, the priority order for foreigners is always Europeans and Americans, then Japanese, and finally Chinese.

Even in many places where business is conducted, there is still special discrimination against people from China.

The products sold to people from China are more expensive than those from other countries, simply because they are from China.

However, this trend has not yet affected this small village on the very edge of Hanoi.

A wealthy Chinese man is a remarkable figure to the villagers.

The point isn't which country they're from, but that they're rich.

What's more, when Chen Junhe came, he gave each of his relatives such expensive foreign cigarettes and alcohol.

Therefore, Chen Junhe received the treatment of a super VIP at the home of Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's uncle.

Only Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's uncle's family had two sons.

Otherwise, given his affectionate attitude towards Chen Junhe, if he had a daughter of similar age, he would have found a way to put her in Chen Junhe's arms.

Because Nguyen Duc Hung had given his younger brother prior notice.

So no drinks were served during the meal; instead, freshly squeezed mango juice was used.

A typical Vietnamese feast consists of grilled meat, spring rolls, and a freshly killed free-range chicken.

Overall, this was a very good meal in Vietnam.

The meal was very enjoyable because everyone was in a very friendly atmosphere.

Chen Junhe agreed to visit, and he didn't let Ruan Huangmingyu's uncle suffer any loss. As soon as he entered the door, he gave him several cartons of foreign cigarettes and several bottles of foreign liquor.

In this situation, giving money is the least appropriate thing to do; giving more gifts would be better to build rapport.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc joked, "Uncle will definitely lock all these cigarettes and alcohol in the cabinet and only take them out to show off during the Lunar New Year."

When Tran Tuan Ha and Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc returned home, Tran Thi Ngoc Linh had already packed everything.

Because it was Ruan Huangmingyu who helped her pack, there weren't many things; she only packed a small bag.

She will go to Hanoi with Chen Junhe and his group tonight, stay at Chen Junhe's house for one night, and then take a bus back to Dien Bien Phu the next day.

Ruan Wenhui had already made a makeshift bed in the middle of the shelves that had been moved to the yard.

To prevent the goods that have been moved out from being stolen.

He and Ruan Dexin will take turns guarding these goods until they are cleared out in the next few days.

Many products now have cardboard labels with prices and tags indicating 3% or 4% off.

Some goods that had been stockpiled for too long were even priced at 20% or 10% of their original value.

Looking at all those discount signs, it feels like a clearance sale.

However, none of this had anything to do with Chen Junhe anymore; he was only responsible for spending the money, while everything else was handled by Ruan Dexing and his son.

Nguyen Van Huy even acted as if he was reluctant to part, holding Tran Thi Ngoc Linh's hand: "Linh, go home and stay for a while, and come back soon."

Yesterday's two servings of snake wine made him think he had tasted the sweetness of success, and he was thinking of continuing to make his mark when Chen Yuling chose to go back to her parents' home.

Nguyen Van Huy dared not disobey Nguyen Duc Hung's agreement.

After all, Nguyen Duc Hung was still the head of the family, and Nguyen Van Huy still relied on this old man to make a living.

When he went out to work, he only managed to earn enough to marry Chen Yuling; he had no savings whatsoever.

Nguyen Van Huy spends money in a similar way to most Vietnamese men, spending as much as he has, and even overspending.

With a monthly salary of 700 million Vietnamese dong, he dared to buy an iPhone worth 3000 million Vietnamese dong.

Tran Thi Ngoc Linh was also captivated by his 3000 million Vietnamese dong phone.

But everyone is afraid of being compared.

Nguyen Van Huy, who was originally considered generous and magnanimous by Tran Thi Ngoc Linh, was utterly humiliated in front of Tran Tuan Ha.

So when faced with Nguyen Van Huy's overtures, Tran Thi Ngoc Linh could only manage a forced smile.

But in Nguyen Van Huy's eyes, Tran Thi Ngoc Linh's expression was because she was embarrassed to express her emotions in front of others, and she was also saddened by the thought of leaving him.

So he instead comforted Chen Yuling, telling her not to overthink things.

Before setting off, Chen Junhe left all the cigarettes and alcohol gifts in the trunk to Ruan Dexing.

This made the father-in-law so happy that his eyes were practically closed.

Soon, the car disappeared onto the asphalt road at the village entrance as Nguyen Duc Tan and Nguyen Van Huy waved goodbye.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc did not sit in the passenger seat, but instead sat in the back seat with Tran Thi Ngoc Linh.

After leaving the village, the three of them remained silent, with only melodious music echoing throughout the carriage.

Most of the music playing now is Vietnamese songs selected by Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc.

Although Vietnamese sounds strange, some Vietnamese electronic music has been quite good in recent years and has become quite popular.

"A faint hint of good fortune has been poured over him, and he's been wrapped up in the wounds of the amorous cowherd..."

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Suddenly, a melodious Vietnamese love song, "Be My Bride," started playing from the speaker.

The tender and straightforward lyrics immediately created an unusual atmosphere in the entire carriage.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's expression also became somewhat strange.

She glanced furtively at Chen Junhe, who was focused on driving.

Suddenly, he leaned close to Chen Yuling's ear and whispered, "Sister-in-law, how did the snake wine taste last night? Was it very strong? Did you feel comfortable when you felt it in your stomach?"

"boom!"

Chen Shi Yuling, who had been at a loss for how to deal with the matter, felt as if a thunderbolt had struck her head.

It turns out that no matter how much she deceived herself, it was just a dream.

But when she took a shower in the afternoon, the bruises on her body clearly told her that some things had really happened.

Chen Yuling suddenly felt her breathing become rapid again.

"I...I want to get off the bus."

Chen Shiyuling tentatively made a request.

She felt that her sister-in-law was a devil.

"Sister-in-law, stop running away. You actually enjoy the feeling of drinking strong liquor, don't you? Open your mouth and take a sip, the scalding hot sensation..."

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's voice, like a devil's whisper, continued to murmur in Tran Thi Ngoc Linh's ear.