Chapter 1107: What to Do (2)
"But big sister, what if a demon really seduces our brother-in-law?" Sanni teased with a scoffing pout.
"There definitely will be; there were even before," Yang Ruxin laughed. "What should I do? That depends on your brother-in-law’s attitude," she said as she raised her hand to touch her chin. "Take Miss Li for example, your brother-in-law didn’t even spare her a glance, so I don’t even need to bother with her. But if she throws herself at him, then I can fight back without any burden." She paused for a moment. "Actually, when it comes down to it, whether it’s a mistress or a fox spirit, it all depends on the man’s attitude. If he really has you in his heart, even if those women were heavenly fairies, he would find them dog shit. But if the man’s heart isn’t right, even a village girl would seem like a heavenly fairy to him..."
These words silenced everyone, especially the women of the Feng Family, who couldn’t help but sigh. Ruxin’s reasoning was so clear it was regrettable that, when the madam was alive, why couldn’t she see through it? Gu Sheng was just a brute. If she hadn’t been so stubborn back then, things wouldn’t have ended up this way...
"As girls, the first thing you need to do is to stand on your own two feet. You have to respect yourself before others will stop looking down on you, got it? And love, well, it’s the most complex thing. Mutual affection is best. But what if it’s not mutual? You can be sad, you can try to fight for it, but if it doesn’t work out, you must learn to let go. Being too stubborn can only distort your true self... Just like with Gu Qingheng, if he really falls for someone else, I would leave without hesitation and continue to live my life well..."
"Ruxin, Qingheng isn’t that kind of person," the Feng Family couldn’t help but interject.
"Oh, Aunt Feng, I’m just using it as an example for their lesson," Yang Ruxin chuckled with a ’Heihei’.
Xun Juan glanced at Dong Wenxiu: "Ruxin’s words are methodical. They sound quite unorthodox, but on reflection, they seem to make a lot of sense..."