"Yu Cuiying said, 'You're so lucky. When we were younger, we couldn't rely on our parents, and in our old age, we have no children to lean on.' At over forty, she still had to leave her hometown, which she actually didn't want to do at all, but her family got all excited when they heard about the hundred or so bucks a month, especially the new daughter-in-law, who urged everyone to persuade her."
People say mother-in-laws can be evil, but she didn't turn evil; instead, the daughter-in-law ended up leading her by the nose.
Li Qiao interrupted the two women's conversation, "Auntie, let's eat."
Yu Cuiying smiled, "Eh."
Old Mrs. Qin added food to her bowl, "Relax here like you would at home. Don't be polite."
"I'm not being polite." Yu Cuiying tasted the food and praised its flavor, "Jin is really capable." The village always claimed that men who cook have no prospects, and she suspected that it was the men who started this saying.
