Kissed and Seduced By the Most Rough Man in the Village-Chapter 65: A Man Who Has Been Disguised for Two Lifetimes
"Eldest brother, is there something you need?" She asked somewhat awkwardly.
However, Jiang Quankun, being a typical man, didn’t notice anything amiss.
"You, call Quansheng out. We’ll go to the river together to catch some fish," he said casually.
Yu Siping’s face became even more awkward, and she was about to refuse when Jiang Quansheng walked out. In his hand, he already had the tools for catching fish.
Before leaving, he even looked at his wife affectionately.
"You rest well at home this afternoon. I’ll go catch some fish and bring them back and make it up to you and the children."
His words sounded as if he had completely forgotten what the doctor had said earlier.
Jiang Quankun sneered and felt that his younger brother was nothing like a real man. He was completely dominated by his wife.
However, Jiang Quankun didn’t see that, upon hearing those words, Yu Siping’s face immediately turned embarrassed. But her uneasiness did not escape Su Xiaoxiao’s eyes.
Su Xiaoxiao blinked her round, curious eyes.
"What’s wrong?" Jiang Yexun, who had just washed his hands and returned, saw her like this and frowned, looking at her with a puzzled expression.
He happened to see Yu Siping turn and close the door, which immediately made his eyes narrow, and a trace of sharpness appeared at the corners of his eyes.
"Is she bullying you again?" Jiang Yexun’s voice turned cold instantly.
"No," Su Xiaoxiao quickly denied. She didn’t want to have two fights in one day.
Seeing that there was no one around, she gossiped quietly, "Is the relationship between Jiang Quansheng and Yu Siping as good as it seems?”
She had never doubted it before, including in her previous life. After all, they had always looked like a loving couple in public. But the way they just acted clearly indicated that there was something wrong.
"Maybe. I’ve never seen them argue. Even today, when I beat Jiang Quansheng like that, he didn’t blame Yu Siping at all." Jiang Yexun thought carefully before answering her question.
In fact, he hadn’t paid much attention to the relationship between his brothers and sisters-in-law before, so he didn’t have much to say.
Seeing the girl wrinkling her nose in disagreement, he chuckled and asked, "Do you see something wrong?"
"I think Yu Siping is very afraid of Jiang Quansheng. She changed her expression several times just now. Anyway, there’s definitely something wrong with these two," Su Xiaoxiao insisted on her own speculation after thinking for a while.
Jiang Yexun looked at her with disdain and seriousness, "Don’t worry, I’ll find out what’s really going on with that family. They must be hiding something."
He didn’t think much of the little educated youth’s gossip. To him, it was just idle chatter.
A person who was considered a good son, a good husband, and a good father by everyone’s standards but acted completely differently in private must have a reason for hiding it.
This was like a venomous snake hiding in the dark corner, ready to strike at any moment.
"Why did you two come back so soon?" Aunt Guo heard the commotion and came out of the house. She saw the two of them looking strangely at the door of Jiang Quansheng’s room.
"No big deal," Jiang Yexun said, furrowing his brows and speaking indifferently.
Su Xiaoxiao knew that he didn’t want to worry his mother, but wasn’t it more dangerous to keep certain things secret?
No way! In her previous life, Aunt Guo died mysteriously, and this time she couldn’t let the people from the Jiang family harm her again.
Feeling the girl’s anxious gaze, Jiang Yexun looked at her.
Su Xiaoxiao immediately blinked her eyes desperately.
Although she didn’t say anything, Jiang Yexun understood her meaning.
He cleared his throat and then turned to his mother, recounting what had just happened and their speculations.
Sure enough, Aunt Guo’s brow furrowed deeply after listening.
"In that case, the second son of the Jiang family is definitely up to no good. We need to be careful from now on," she said worriedly to Su Xiaoxiao, emphasizing that she should stay far away from that family.
Su Xiaoxiao quickly nodded, expressing her understanding. Aunt Guo was relieved and smiled, "You’re such a clever girl. If it weren’t for you noticing today, we might not have known about this."
Su Xiaoxiao blushed slightly, feeling a bit embarrassed. She wasn’t really that clever. She had just figured out how she was deceived in her previous life.
"By the way, you took Xiaoxiao to catch fish, right? Why did you come back so soon?" Aunt Guo asked curiously, then pushed open the half-closed kitchen door and went inside.
However, the bamboo basket that had been covering the crabs had been pushed open at some point.
The crabs were now crawling all over the floor, causing everyone to feel overwhelmed.
"You troublesome thing! Why didn’t you tie them up with straw ropes? What if they pinch Xiaoxiao?" Aunt Guo scolded loudly, reaching over to pat Jiang Yexun’s arm.
The loud noise startled Su Xiaoxiao, and she hurriedly explained, "Auntie, it’s not his fault. We caught too many crabs, and he came back in a hurry to deal with them. But I insisted on watching, so we didn’t pay attention to the crabs."
Although Aunt Guo’s patting sounded loud, it didn’t actually exert much force. But seeing Su Xiaoxiao’s concern, she felt happy for her son.
She grabbed Su Xiaoxiao’s hand and patted it gently, saying, "Xiaoxiao, don’t worry about this troublesome guy. He’s tough and can take a beating. Let’s go outside, and he can deal with these crabs first. I remember that you used to eat crabs in Shanghai, right? I’m not good at handling them, but we can steam them for you later, okay?"
Worried that Su Xiaoxiao might feel pressured, she quickly added, "Of course, if you want to give it a try, you can. But with this big guy here, he’s naturally responsible for all the household chores."
She really wanted to spoil her future daughter-in-law. Apart from genuinely liking her, she also knew that Su Xiaoxiao had grown up in a big city like Shanghai and had been pampered by her parents.
If she felt like she was missing out compared to her family’s standards, what if she decided to leave her son and return to her parents?
In that case, when she had children, they would grow up without their mother’s love.
