The kitchen was busy for a while. Jian's mother didn't expect Jian Yao to come out of the event dungeon in advance, so she quickly urged Jian's father to take out the frozen chicken wings and legs in the refrigerator and defrost them to make some delicious dishes for Jian Yao.
When it was time to start eating, the aroma wafted from the kitchen to the dining room, and the dishes on the table were all Jian Yao's favorite dishes.
"Wow, these are all my favorite dishes." Jian Yao's eyes sparkled, and she looked at the dishes in front of her without blinking, with happiness on her face.
Although Jian Yao's parents didn't say anything clearly, seeing Jian Yao's happy expression, the smile on her face couldn't help but become more obvious. They were very satisfied to see their precious daughter liking the dishes they cooked so much.
Just as Jian Yao was enjoying her meal, a new message suddenly popped up on her phone. It turned out to be from her aunt.
Jian Yao felt that it might not be a good thing for her aunt to come to her. After all, she didn't usually chat on the phone when she had nothing to do.
[Aunt: Has Yaoyao gone home from school?
Jian Yao: Well, is there something wrong with my aunt?
Aunt: Send a frontal photo to my aunt
Jian Yao: Frontal photo? Auntie, why do you want a frontal photo?
Aunt: Oh, I met and chatted with a classmate of mine during this time. Her son is a junior this year, and he happens to be in the same school as you.
Aunt: We can chat as friends first
Aunt: If you think it’s okay, please send me a frontal photo. I’ll also ask him to send his photo.]
At first, when Jian Yao's aunt asked for a frontal photo of her, she felt something was wrong. It was not until the end of the conversation that she realized that something was not right.
Jian Yao admits that she doesn't have a good temper, especially since her aunt has done such things again and again. Although she has made it clear, she still wants to challenge her tolerance.
[Jian Yao: No need, aunt, I don’t want to make any new friends
Aunt: Oh, it’s just a matter of chatting. It’s good to meet a new friend. More friends means more paths]
Jian Yao gave her a step down because she was his elder and would be able to see her from time to time. Who would have thought that her aunt didn't seem to see the reason for her refusal, and her aggressive appearance made people feel uncomfortable.
Disgusted.
[Jian Yao: No, I have a boyfriend. I don’t want to meet so-called new friends. Please don’t do this kind of thing again in the future. I won’t agree to it.
Aunt: Is it possible that you will remain a widow for the rest of your life?
Aunt: I’m from here. Girls should start a family as soon as possible. You are already 19 now. In two years, you will see if anyone will want you. Girls should make friends while they are young. Don’t wait like your cousin who is in her thirties.
I’m going to get married, so what I heard from my aunt is correct, I can still harm you]
When Jian Yao read the last sentence, she instantly lost her appetite for food.
[Jian Yao: You say this man is so good, why don’t you want it? You just eat carrots and don’t worry about it. You don’t have a pension when you are old. My cousin is really unlucky to meet a mother like you. If I were my cousin, I would carry him all night
Running on the train]
After she finished replying this long paragraph, she put the phone screen upside down on the table, but her good mood was ruined by the other party's words. She even felt uncomfortable looking at the meat and vegetables in front of her.
Fragrant.
What bad luck, nothing!
"Yao Yao, what's wrong with you?" Jian Yao's parents asked cautiously when they saw that Jian Yao's expression changed since she picked up the phone.
Even after Jian Yao said that long paragraph, she felt that it was not enough to relieve her anger. She still felt like she was holding back a ball of fire. How could anyone say these words to her and not be angry but also smile to cater to her.
"It's my aunt. She suddenly sent a message and said she wanted to introduce me to someone." Jian Yao said while holding back her breath. After she finished saying this, the expressions of Jian's father and Jian's mother suddenly changed.
.
Mother Jian's face also looked bad, and she said with a dark face: "What did she tell you again? That's why I bother your family. None of them can speak. Is that called talking in human words? I don't know.
What are they thinking..."
As she spoke, she thought of the old things again, and became even more angry. She was furious at Jian's father. Jian's father also knew that what Jian's mother said was true and had no way to refute it, so he had to choose
Be silent.
At this moment, Jian's father's cell phone rang suddenly, interrupting Jian's mother's eloquent words, but Jian's father's face became worse after seeing the contact name displayed on the phone screen.
After looking at Jian Yao, he answered the phone.
Jian Yao raised her eyebrows knowingly, guessing that it was most likely her aunt who called to complain to her father.
He didn't know what was said on the other end of the phone. Father Jian's face remained calm and silent until the last word, when he suppressed a burst of anger and retorted, and then hung up the phone impatiently.
"I really don't understand what she is thinking, but you do too. Why would you say that to your aunt? It's so rude."
Jian's father first scolded his sister a few times, and then criticized Jian Yao for something wrong. He obviously heard from his sister how Jian Yao talked to his aunt, although there must be some element of her adding fuel to the problem.
"Because she said something ugly, that's why I said that."
Jian Yao didn't feel that she had done anything wrong. What did her aunt say that made Jian Yao regard her as an elder?
Jian's father frowned and said no more, letting Jian Yao continue to eat. However, Jian Yao felt uncomfortable in her heart. Perhaps it was because her family was not completely on her side, or perhaps because she was disturbed by her aunt's words.
It's affected.
There was only silence in the restaurant. There was still more than half a bowl of rice in her bowl, and the thick sauce followed the chicken and stained the rice. It seemed that she should have worked up an appetite, but Jian Yao put down her chopsticks.
"When I'm full, I'll go out for a walk." Jian Yao put her mobile phone and the house keys at the door into her pocket, opened the door and left.
The sky was a dazzling orange-red, and the sun's afterglow turned a large area of the sky in Jian Yao's eyes into orange. The breeze blew on Jian Yao's face, which made her mood slightly better.
There is a relatively large park near her home, and the middle-aged and elderly people around her like to come here for a walk after dinner.
The park is full of green plants, and the big trees block the sky. Street lights are needed to illuminate the park in the dark, but there have been no street lights for many years since the park was built.
There are two roads leading up to the park, one main road and one small road. Jian Yao climbed up from the small road to the top of the park. She found a stone chair and sat down. It was so hidden that no one could be seen around her.