Chapter 22 Chu and Liu

   "So, even though it is clear that Tang Wang's is shameless, but after all, the reputation of Tang Rou's family has been ruined by her stepmother, how pitiful it is."

   "It's also Ye Shi who is kind..."

  Chu Liu is not an ordinary country woman. Her father used to be a businessman who sold goods in the town, but later he sold his shop and returned to the countryside in order to support his eldest brother to study.

   It is precisely because it is difficult to support a scholar that she understands how difficult it is to be a scholar.

  Because of her father's expectations, she also read a little since she was a child, and gradually gained insight.

   Later, adding that her son was admitted as a scholar, she paid more attention to her own words and deeds, all of which came from her father's influence on her family since she was a child.

  So, after the call from Mrs. Chu and Liu, the villagers immediately felt that Chu Heng was excellent, and Mrs. Chu and Liu were very good at talking, and they even felt that Tang Rou could get help from Mrs. Ye, which was an overachiever.

  The news in the village spread very quickly. When Chu and Liu stood up and said, as soon as they left, the news spread to the whole village.

  For a while, everyone felt that if Chu Heng was admitted to Juren again, it would be even more difficult to establish relationships in the future, and some relatives would come to the door instead, wanting to establish a good relationship.

  This is another story, let's not talk about it for now.

  Chu Liu saw that he had achieved his goal and restored his reputation, so he walked to Chu Heng's house calmly and without saying a word.

   There was still a long way to Chu Heng's house, and she saw Tang Rou.

   Tang Rou also saw her, immediately raised a smile, and subconsciously walked towards her.

   Seeing that there were people working around, Mrs. Chu and Liu just snorted inwardly, ignored Tang Rou at all, and walked past her.

  The expression on Tang Rou's face visibly froze.

  The fist standing on the side of his body was slightly tightened.

   Directly called to Mrs. Chu and Liu, and smiled slightly: "Auntie, are you here to see Big Brother Chu?"

  Chu Liu frowned subconsciously when she heard Tang Rou call Chu Heng 'Brother Chu'. It stands to reason that it is right for her family to call her brother, and even as long as she is related, she can call her brother.

   But outsiders can’t do it. Outsiders either call him by his first name or by a respectful title. For example, most of the villagers call him Chu Heng Chu Xiucai.

The Chu Liu family was not polite on this point: "Ah Rou, although your family and my family have a friendship in the same village, they are not relatives. Your name is Chu Heng. I'm afraid it's the wrong name. After you walk out, you will be confused." It's ridiculous."

   Tang Rou's smile froze on her face, she never expected that Chu Liu would block her with these words, even calling her a village girl who didn't understand anything.

  She yelled like that, didn't she want to secretly draw closer to Chu Heng?

  Chu and Liu are too unkind, if she is not for the fact that she is Chu Heng's mother, she would never be willing to talk to her.

  Tang Rou took a few deep breaths before controlling her anger: "Auntie, Ah Rou knows."

"Well, I'm relieved when you find out. I'm also doing it for your own good. Since I'm fine, I'll go first. I'm a little busy." Mrs. Chu and Liu patted Tang Rou's shoulder, her eyes were meaningful, and she said a word. Blocked what Tang Rou had to say.

  With a polite smile on her face, she lifted her foot and left.

  Tang Rou clenched her fists secretly, instead of calling Chu Liu to stop, she frowned, feeling that she was difficult to get along with, and if she wanted to get the position of Chu Heng's wife, she might have to hide it from her.

  Mrs. Chu and Liu walked away without even turning her head. She felt that Tang Rou was not worth her worrying at all.

   It's just that he wants to climb the high branch of the third son Chu Heng.

  She felt that although her son was admitted as a scholar, although he was not as good as a scholar, he still had the pride that a scholar should have.

  (end of this chapter)