Reborn as Tycoon's Wife in the Countryside-Chapter 34 - Naive

34: 34 Naive

34: 34 Naive

Su Xiaofeng met Su Peng at the entrance of the Lin Family’s house.

Upon seeing Xiaofeng, Su Peng flew over excitedly, “Xiaofeng, whose car is this?

Can I get in too?”

“This is Doctor Cheng’s car.

Come on in,” Su Xiaofeng said with a smile watching him.

As soon as Su Peng heard he could also ride, he bent down and crawled into the car, excited like a child, looking left and right, touching everything.

“Doctor Cheng, let’s go.” Once they had picked up the passenger, it was naturally time to head home.

From the second floor, Lin Jing and Lin Yue watched as Su Xiaofeng and Su Peng rode away in a small car.

Lin Jing’s lips curled into a cold smile, “Some people, really, a sparrow turning into a phoenix.

They just started talking about a match and already began to put on airs.

Tsk.”

Lin Yue also sneered, “That’s how it is with those who grow up in the countryside, they’ve never seen the world.”

After a glance at the not-so-distant place, she tugged the corner of her lips, her face uninterested, “Grandma and mom are back.”

“Let’s go, downstairs.” Lin Jing, seeing the two return, wanted to know what conditions the Wu Family had offered Su Xiaofeng, so she pulled Lin Yue down with her.

Granny Lin led the way; as soon as she arrived home, she locked the main gate of the courtyard, her face ashen as she turned to Luo Yuzhu, “Luo Yuzhu, what on earth have you done?

Just to climb up the social ladder of the Wu Family, you really would do anything.

Knowing full well what sort of person your daughter is, you still dared to send her to the Wu Family.

You really have some nerve.

My old face has been completely lost because of you today.”

Luo Yuzhu’s face was awkward as she kept smiling apologetically, “Mom, Xiaofeng tricked me from start to finish, I was also deceived by her.”

“Deceived?” Granny Lin scoffed, “You couldn’t wait for the Wu Family to marry Su Xiaofeng, so you could climb that high branch.

Let me be blunt: if the Wu Family’s relationship with the Lin Family gets strained because of this, you’ll roll out of the Lin Family to spare me the aggravation.”

“Mom, don’t worry, I’ll explain everything clearly to Granny Wu.

Xiaofeng, that wretched girl, is now so tricky; I really underestimated her.” Luo Yuzhu was also angry, her anger stemming from the fact that Xiaofeng was her birth daughter, her flesh and blood.

Now that Su Xiaofeng had caused such a scene, not only had she lost face at the Wu Family, but she had also made her lose face in the Lin Family.

Death to that ungrateful girl, it was as if she owed her from a past life, what nonsense this all was.

“Mom.” Lin Yue, sensing something was amiss, said, “What do you mean?

That bumpkin…” The bumpkin hadn’t won the favor of the Wu Family, or perhaps the bumpkin had backed out.

“Don’t talk to me about her, it angers me to death.” The more Luo Yuzhu thought about how Su Xiaofeng had played her, the more it hurt inside; she was here to collect a debt, this vindictive spirit.

Lin Jing glanced at Luo Yuzhu, now understanding everything.

Her eyelashes drooped, “Grandma, Su Xiaofeng’s marriage to the Wu Family didn’t happen.”

…

Su Xiaofeng kept staring at Doctor Cheng’s hands, realizing that his fingers were indeed very attractive, slender and strong.

Doctor Cheng himself was quite handsome, with a prominent nose, but he hardly ever smiled, which really brought down his score.

“Doctor Cheng, thank you for earlier.

If you hadn’t shown up unexpectedly, I wouldn’t have known how to get out of that mess,” Su Xiaofeng felt that she should thank Doctor Cheng.

Doctor Cheng held the steering wheel, glanced briefly at the rearview mirror, and could clearly see the other’s complexion through it—fair skin, with eyes dancing with mirth.

He didn’t respond to Su Xiaofeng’s words but said softly, “The wound on your forehead has healed nicely.”

A cut as big as a thumb had disappeared without leaving a trace in just a few days; it was truly miraculous.

Su Xiaofeng knew his attention would be on her injury, “I still have to thank Doctor Cheng.

I don’t know if it’s because your medicine is so effective, or if my body absorbs it well, but after applying it, I began to scab over, and today the scab fell off, leaving no trace whatsoever.”

“It seems my medicine has played a significant role,” Doctor Cheng listened to Su Xiaofeng’s words, his voice indifferent, showing no emotion, “Compared to Miss Su’s injury, your marriage prospects seem to be even more interesting.”

It wasn’t that he was nosy; he never gossiped.

The problem was that all three of Su Xiaofeng’s marriage proposals were somewhat lacking; to put it bluntly, not one of them was normal.