Chapter 197 - 192: Juzi’s Parents’ Unusual Behavior
Zeng Yueji then realized and immediately rushed to Fang Pingying and another person, smiling as she said, "Yes, yes, please go inside and sit down, I’ll go and pour some tea for you."
Although Fang Pingying was also puzzled by Zeng Yueji’s gaze, she didn’t feel it appropriate to ask directly, so she smiled and walked towards the house with Ju Zi, saying politely to Zeng Yueji, "Auntie, no need to busy yourself, we are not thirsty."
"Please, go inside and take a seat." Zeng Yueji, holding back laughter, ushered them into the house.
When Fang Pingying and her companion sat down in the living room, they surveyed Xiao Juzi’s home.
Xiao Juzi’s home was simply decorated, and although there wasn’t anything very new, it was very neat and elegant, making anyone who saw it feel that the host enjoys life and has fine taste.
What Fang Pingying liked most was that they were seated on a sofa in the center of the living room, which had a thick white rug spread in front of it, seemingly made of wool or similar material, giving the living room a warm look during winter.
Luo Honglan had grown up without ever seeing such a fine house, and she was unaccustomed to it; even after changing into clean slippers, she dared not step on the carpet near the sofa, fearing she might dirty it.
Xiao Juzi noticed Luo Honglan’s discomfort and said with a laugh, "Hong Lan, you should come out more often with your sister-in-law, look at how timid you are, getting uncomfortable in unfamiliar places."
Luo Honglan, already familiar with Xiao Juzi, was not embarrassed. She sneakily glanced at Zeng Yueji, who was in the kitchen pouring water for them, then whispered, "Sister Ju Zi, when I was in the countryside, I rarely went out, I mostly stayed at home and never saw a place like your house."
"Silly girl." Xiao Juzi laughed and stroked her head, "That’s why you need to go out more, see more things, you can’t remain so timid. When you have time, just follow your sister-in-law and come play here, I’m home every day with nothing much to do anyway."