Jilted by Day, Cuddled At Night-Chapter 21 More Tea than Green Tea
Su Wan stood to the side with a sigh, thinking that her mom’s acting skills were nowhere near as good as Su Man’s, the delicate little white lotus.
She got angry in no time, and in the end, she still had to play the villain.
If she wasn’t mistaken, her father, Su Zhen, would show up in a few minutes.
Su Wan quickly walked over and reached out to steady the ’staggering’ Su Man.
She said with concern, "Oh dear, Xiaoman, why did you come out? Why aren’t you resting in your room? Why don’t you go lie down in the healing pod? If you end up with a chronic illness and become lame, what then?"
Su Man’s face went through several shades before she said bitterly, "I’d rather be lame. As long as Mom isn’t angry with me anymore, I’d be willing to break my leg right now!"
Lin Ranyue stood beside them holding a kitchen knife, frowning with a fierce expression on her face. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝒆𝔀𝒆𝙗𝓷𝒐𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝓶
She was so tempted to chop off the leg of this little vixen with one slice!
This was precisely the moment Su Zhen made his entrance.
He looked at one and then the other, asking, "What’s going on?"
Su Man was just about to speak pitifully, but Su Wan cut her off, "Dad, Mom was thinking of making that signature dish you two used to cook together for dinner tonight."
Su Zhen looked dubiously at his wife, who was still holding the kitchen knife with a ferocious look, and was very skeptical of his daughter’s words.
Lin Ranyue, catching the signal in her daughter’s eyes, harrumphed somewhat unwillingly, "Yeah, but I wonder if it will be as delicious as it used to be."
Su Zhen’s expression softened, and he rolled up his shirt sleeves after undoing his cufflinks, saying, "Cook it and you’ll see how it tastes."
Su Man couldn’t bear to just let it go; she sniffed forcefully.
Su Zhen turned his head to see her red eyes and frowned, asking, "Xiaoman, why are you crying?"
On the other hand, Su Wan, acting as if they were the best of sisters, wrapped an arm around Su Man’s shoulder and said with a smile, "Just now, Xiaoman insisted on helping to chop the onions, but she ended up crying after only a few cuts."
Su Wan turned to Su Man and winked, "Xiaoman, let’s leave the kitchen to Mom and Dad. We shouldn’t be third wheels here."
After saying this, she ’helped’ Su Man to walk out, regardless of whether she was willing or not.
Su Man, unable to voice her distress, could only force a laugh and agree.
Once they reached the top of the stairs and turned the corner, the long hallway was empty except for the two of them.
Su Wan quickly let go of Su Man’s arm, leaned against the wall, and with a smile that was not quite a smile, said, "Su Man, if your leg becomes lame, you’d better take good care of it instead of flitting around near my mom."
Su Man replied with aggrieved innocence, "Sister, I didn’t mean it. I didn’t expect Mom to get that angry."
"Of course, she’s angry, especially when some people say such nasty things. But no matter whether my parents get divorced or not, the door of the Su Family will never be open for your mom to enter."
Su Man’s pupils constricted, and she bit her lip, "Sister, what do you mean by that? I don’t understand what you’re saying."
Su Wan patted her shoulder and said, "It doesn’t matter if you didn’t understand the last sentence, but make sure you understand this one. You still hope your leg will heal, right?"
The false expression on Su Man’s face slowly faded away.
She looked straight at Su Wan, "Are you threatening me?"
"Not at all, I’m just showing concern for you," replied Su Wan, her lips curling into a smirk before she turned to leave.
Just then, the ceiling light above Su Man’s head flickered, casting an even darker shadow over her face.
Su Wan didn’t care about her.
Back on Ancient Earth, Su Wan had come across a saying that felt very fitting.
It was that when facing a shameless green tea bitch, one should fight magic with magic, be even more bitchy than her, and leave her with no way out!







