Chapter 323 - 322: Selling a kind of Red String
Lu Xuan had no intention of engaging in the conversation to begin with.
But the more that woman talked, the more enthusiastic she became, provokingly trying to incite trouble between her and Little Auntie, which started to become unbearable for Lu Xuan.
"If your kids are making a fuss, perhaps it’s related to the parenting from both you and your husband. Chenyi and I have been preoccupied with our careers over the past years, but now that the misunderstandings have been cleared up, we’ve dedicated a lot of time to the kids’ education. Would you like me to teach you some parenting methods?" Lu Xuan also smiled as she put away her mobile phone and turned to chat with the woman beside her, appearing eager to have a heart-to-heart, "Ah, my apologies, I forgot that your husband has recently been overwhelmed by company matters; he probably doesn’t have the time to discuss parenting with you, does he?"
After Lu Xuan finished speaking, the mother’s face had turned an iron shade of green.
There were other people around, and it wasn’t appropriate for her to lose her temper, so she could only offer an awkward smile, "Lu Xuan, you really are well-informed. There have been some minor issues with my husband’s company, but it’s alright, we’ve already sought blessings at Fahua Temple, and I believe we’ll soon get through this crisis."
The mention of Fahua Temple caused a flicker of unease to pass through Lu Xuan’s eyes.
She knew other families’ gossip because Old Lady Su would make it a point to tell her these things.
Though the Su Family is one that many wealthy elites in North City seek to curry favor with, they cannot afford to act like they’re the wealthiest around while being oblivious to everything else.
While the men need to keep abreast of corporate movements, she, as a daughter-in-law of the Su Family, needs to be privy to inside information about other families to avoid being completely in the dark at social events.
The high society gatherings, even those with only women in attendance, are far from straightforward.