Chapter 68 - 066 Buy a bicycle monthly ticket for an additional 60 - s
Li Xianglu frowned as she swallowed the bun in her mouth and with a slight pause, she asked, "Why would the son of the Li Sanhe family say such a thing?"
Qin Xi looked up at Li Xianglu and remained silent.
Qin Zhen, with a mouthful of bun, exclaimed, "He must be sick in the head."
Qin Xi frowned at her brother speaking while eating and lightly smacked him, signaling him to move away from the bowl as she said, "The situation is probably not that simple. Don’t go out alone these days."
Just thinking about Li Erfu’s house gave Qin Xi a headache. That girl being abducted was frightening enough, and now what issue was stirring up?
Meanwhile, Ge Sanmei was dining at Li Sanhe’s house, taking a big gulp from a bowl of corn porridge and then biting into a somewhat tough piece of cornbread with a hint of disdain, "Don’t you know to serve something nice when you have guests over?"
Li Sanhe’s wife, Qu Kuxing, scooted over with an ingratiating smile, "There’s plenty of time ahead, mother-in-law. Once the marriage is agreed upon, everything will be easy to negotiate. But now that your daughter has been adopted into another family, what to do? Can you actually make the decision on this marriage matter?"
Ge Sanmei slurped down half a bowl of thin porridge in one go and took a big bite of the bread before saying, "Of course, even if she’s been adopted out, she still came from my womb, didn’t she? How could I not have a say in her marriage?"
She added a large helping of cold mixed eggplant to her plate, took a bite, nodded, and said, "Your family’s eggplant is not bad, meaty and thick. Bring me a couple when I leave; Er Fu at home loves them."
Qu Kuxing rolled her eyes behind the kang table, somewhat disdainful. Ge Sanmei always boasted about her own family’s wealth, yet she hankered for a few vegetables too. These eggplants really were good though, growing so well and maturing early. She recalled that the eggplant seedlings had been given by Ge Sanmei’s domineering daughter to her niece.
It seems she was also quite skilled in the fields. Once her son becomes a live-in son-in-law, wouldn’t everything in that household belong to them, including the city residence registration? Thinking up to this point, Qu Kuxing cheerfully agreed.