After wearing the best mother-in-law, my way is wide

Chapter 622 Better Than His Father
"Good Aunt Ding."

Aunt Huishu and the others obediently agreed, but the restraint in their hearts did not ease in the slightest.

On the surface, he tried to imitate his mother's appearance, and began to talk with people in a polite and polite manner.

Although we had dinner together, it was still the first time we met, no matter Hui Shu, Hu Shi or Xuan Junru were very unfamiliar with this aunt.

Several people seemed to be cautious when speaking, for fear that if they said something wrong, they would make a joke for themselves.

Only Minrou sat quietly beside her sister Huishu, blinking curiously at the baby in Huang Chengxiu's arms full of curiosity.

Since she was a child, she has helped her two sister-in-laws take care of their children, and she is full of novelty and love for small life.

In addition, not long ago, there was an extra swaddling baby similar to the one in front of me, Minrou wanted to go and see what the baby inside looked like.

It's a pity that the child is not brave enough after all, even though he is curious, he dare not run over rashly.

Neither Feng Yin nor Zhang Yiming cared about what would happen between the children and Huang Chengxiu behind them.

At this moment, the couple led Ding Xincheng and his son directly to the big study.

"Brother Ding, please."

Before entering the door, the couple stopped at the door of the study and made way for Ding Xincheng to go in first.

"Sister and brother-in-law, there is no need to be polite among us sisters."

Seeing the couple like this, Ding Xincheng quickly laughed and said, "We're all one family, so we'll be out of touch if we do this."

The corners of Feng Yin's lips curled slightly, and she still stood there quietly waiting for him to enter the door.

Ding Zhenyao couldn't help but push his father: "Father, go in quickly, don't waste my uncle's precious time here."

Ding Xincheng was unprepared and staggered by his son's push. Fortunately, Zhang Yiming reached out to help him in time, so he didn't make a fool of himself.

Ding Xincheng felt a little awkward when the faces of the Zhangs and his wife turned red.

Looking back at the culprit, he said in a bad tone, "Hey, you brat, when did you follow me?"

Ding Zhenyao shrank her thin body and hid behind Feng Yin and his wife.

He poked his head out and made a grimace: "Father, Uncle Zhang is a scholar, time is precious, just say what you have, how can you be so particular about it?"

"What do you know, kid?"

Ding Xincheng cursed angrily, and smiled at Fengyin and his wife, "I've spoiled this kid."

Zhang Yiming said seriously, "The child is fine."

Anyway, in his opinion, this child is much more sensible and pleasing to the eye than his father.

"Okay, brother, please sit inside, and tell me if you have anything to say."

Feng Yin heard the deep meaning in Zhang Yiming's words, and quickly diverted Ding Xincheng's attention, "Brother, please."

With the steps, Ding Xincheng came down along them.

After being polite, he turned and entered the study, and sat down in front of the root carving coffee table.

Zhang Yiming and his wife followed and sat down opposite him.

Ding Zhenyao didn't dare to sit down, but stood obediently behind his father, quietly listening to what they would say.

Feng Yin glanced at the young man inadvertently, seeing that he was not going to sit in front of their elders, and did not force him.

She picked up the tea set, turned on the stove next to her, skillfully boiled water to wash and make tea.

The whole set of movements not only made Ding Zhenyao dumbfounded.

Even the well-informed Ding Xincheng found it pleasing to the eye, and for a moment forgot what he wanted to say when he invited the couple out.

Looking at the reaction of the father and son, Zhang Yiming secretly felt that he wanted to laugh, but he didn't show it on his face.

Instead, he said inappropriately: "Brother Ding, you are really here today."

"Just to invite you to taste the new tea brought from the countryside by my family."

(End of this chapter)