Wu Peiling watched the departing jeep and agreed with what her eldest daughter had said at heart: it would have been better if Li Li hadn't been so impulsive before, as they could have sought Luo Qiao's help in the future.
The Yao family's youngest son, Yao Pengrui, glanced at his eldest sister, "Big Sister, you really are a talent."
Just as Yao Lili was about to retort, Yao Pengrui had already run out the gate, "Mom, I'm going to play with classmates for a bit, I'll be back for dinner."
Yao Chengxuan glanced at his eldest daughter, "You're getting married in just a few days, don't go looking for trouble without cause."
After speaking, he left home to find someone to play chess with.
Yao Lili was now twenty and had gone through several matchmaking attempts without success. Recently, someone from the family compound introduced her to a man who drove a bus. The two got along quite well and were preparing to get engaged next month.
