The Stepmother’s Counterattack: Raising a Child in a Bygone Era

While Shen Mingzhu had a moment to herself, Yu Jin’e eagerly approached her.

"Mingzhu, auntie wants to ask you something. Among those driving cars, are there any who are still unmarried? It doesn’t matter if they are a bit older."

As soon as Shen Mingzhu heard this, she understood Yu Jin’e’s intentions, "No, they all have families."

Yu Jin’e was somewhat disappointed, "Our Hongmei is already 26 this year. She’s been working for you these past years, even putting off marriage. When can you help her find a match? We don’t have any other requests, just that he must be a city resident and have a house."

"Someone like Pei Yang will do."

The first few sentences from Yu Jin’e, Shen Mingzhu could still tolerate.

After all, Shen Hongmei herself was not lacking in qualifications; she had high earnings and was also ambitious. Even if Yu Jin’e didn’t mention it, Shen Mingzhu wouldn’t let Shen Hongmei marry back into a rural area.

It wasn’t that she looked down on rural areas, but the current social background and environment dictated a colossal difference between rural and urban people in many aspects.

Thinking of Shen Hongmei’s long-term prospects, marrying into the city was definitely the best.

But Yu Jin’e went as far as to compare her with Pei Yang.