Free Days in Siheyuan

Chapter 638
Then Zhang Yu read the contents of the letter to Aunt Zhou. As she listened, Aunt Zhou, who was originally full of joy, couldn't help but frowned and complained: "The ghost of Meng Xiang is really lingering. How come he can be found anywhere?"

Zhang Yu felt a little helpless when he looked at the contents of the letter. Speaking of which, Meng Xiang was quite capable.

The scumbag's behavior has been hammered down to this point, and almost everyone in the neighborhood is shouting and beating him.

Even so, he was actually able to deceive the little girl and asked her to ask someone to find connections to change the place where he went to the countryside to near the capital.

In this way, he is also a different kind of talent.

That's all. After all, Aunt Zhou's daughter woke up and got out of his mess after seeing his face clearly.

Originally, between two people, you should walk on your Yangguan Road, and I should walk on my single-plank bridge, each going his own way, unrelated to each other.

But there is another word in the world called coincidence, and what happened next was a bit dramatic.

In the words of later generations, it was a coincidence that his mother opened the door for a coincidence, and he arrived home by coincidence.

There were so many places near the capital, but Meng Xiang was assigned to the same brigade as Aunt Zhou's daughter, so they were entangled again.

To be honest, if Zhang Yu hadn't witnessed Meng Xiang being beaten violently by Aunt Zhou and her daughter, and the attitude of fearing to avoid being beaten again when he saw her again, Zhang Yu might have thought that this was the case. So it was such a coincidence that he had tampered with it in the middle.

Just from the word "unlucky" on the letter that almost cut through the paper, Zhang Yu could tell how broken she was.

Moreover, Aunt Zhou and her daughter are worthy of being mother-in-law. They have almost the same idea. They almost cursed at the same time as Zhang Yu when he read that sentence: "Unlucky, how can you encounter such unlucky things anywhere?" Things like him will be punished by God sooner or later..."

In just one minute, Aunt Zhou spat out more than 1 curse words, and each sentence was different. The most important thing was that these words were exactly the same as what was written in the letter. Zhang Yu was stunned for a moment. I really don’t understand how the mother and daughter can be so synchronized?
Seeing Zhang Yu stunned, Aunt Zhou mistakenly thought that he was frightened by what she just said, and quickly explained: "Xiao Yu, don't be afraid, Aunt I was not talking about you just now."

As he spoke, he started nagging again: "Your aunt and I are not usually like this. I have never said even a bad word. Today's incident is all because of that little thing that is so annoying..."

Listening to Aunt Zhou's explanation, Zhang Yu forced a smile. As for whether to believe it or not, you can tell by the embarrassment in his smile.

As she talked, Aunt Zhou felt that her explanation was somewhat unrealistic, so she quickly changed the subject: "Xiaoyu, what else was written in the letter? My silly girl was not deceived by that boy, was she?"

Thinking of her daughter's innocent appearance, Aunt Zhou suddenly became worried. Don't let that little bastard fool you again.

Don't think about this. The more you think about it, the more worried you become.

Seeing Aunt Zhou's eyes on him, Zhang Yu's hand holding the letter trembled slightly. He really couldn't read the words on the letter.

The content written in this letter simply overturned his previous understanding, and he suddenly discovered that he could still curse people like this.

Zhang Yu looked hard at the letter, trying to extract the key points from it.

Aunt Zhou on the side became a little anxious when she saw Zhang Yu not saying a word, and began to think wildly: "Xiaoyu, could it be that my silly girl has been deceived again?"

As Aunt Zhou spoke, she felt that her suspicion had become a fact. She rolled up her sleeves angrily: "I knew that little bastard was assigned to the same place as my daughter on purpose, and he dared to continue to lie to my daughter. Don't you think I can Go over and tear him apart.

He is a little bastard. If I don't get angry, he will think that my daughter is easy to bully! Seeing that things were about to get out of hand, Aunt Zhou would probably rush to the countryside and beat people up if she hesitated any longer. Zhang Yu hurriedly explained: "Aunt Zhou is not like this. Your daughter has not been deceived." "

"Really?" Aunt Zhou looked at Zhang Yu in disbelief: "Xiaoyu, don't fool your Aunt Zhou!"

"No, Aunt Zhou, how could I deceive you? Not only did your daughter not let anyone deceive her, she actually beat that boy up again."

As soon as she heard that her daughter was not at a disadvantage, Aunt Zhou immediately calmed down, slowly put down her rolled up sleeves, and kept praising: "You really deserve to be my daughter, like me, who treats such a little bastard like me." It will take two more beatings.”

Turning around and asking again: "Xiaoyu, why don't you read to me what was written in the letter like before?"

Hearing this, Zhang Yu replied with some embarrassment: "There is nothing important written on this piece, just what you just said."

"Those words I just said, what I just said..." Aunt Zhou was a little confused at first, but after realizing what she just said, she instantly became embarrassed.

She took the piece of letter paper away from Zhang Yu's hand, quickly stuffed it into her arms, and then explained with some embarrassment: "I won't read this one, Xiaoyu, go on to read the next one."

"Good good."

Zhang Yu and Aunt Zhou tacitly ignored what was written on that piece of paper, and turned their attention to the next letter.

As Zhang Yu read the words on the letter sentence by sentence, the awkwardness between the two slowly disappeared.

However, the content of the letter made Aunt Zhou's attitude change again and again. Sometimes she was very angry, and sometimes she felt very relaxed.

The letter stated that Aunt Zhou’s daughter had learned a lesson from being cheated and made up her mind to stay away from men.

At first, when she found out that she and Meng Xiang were assigned to the same team, she just felt unlucky, but because she had already beaten him once, the girl felt that she had vented her anger and no longer planned to argue with him.

At first, Meng Xiang avoided her, fearing that she would beat him again.

But when the educated youth settled in and the brigade began to assign farm work, Meng Xiang couldn't stand it anymore.

Although he is the second eldest child in the family and has not been as valued as his eldest brother and younger brother since childhood, he still has everything that the family should have.

In addition, since junior high school, he has been targeting girls with good family conditions and coaxing them to support him. It can be said that apart from the labor he put in when courting girls, he has really never done any other physical work.

Because of the support of so many girls, he has developed a delicate body.

Within an hour of entering the field, I couldn't stand it anymore.

On the other hand, Aunt Zhou's daughter, although it was her first time working in the fields and was not very used to it, she had a lot of strength. Although she was dizzy from the sun, she could still endure it.

In this way, Aunt Zhou's daughter formed a sharp contrast with Meng Xiang.

(End of this chapter)