The Kitty Became a Cutie and Was Pampered in the 80s
Chapter 691 The Sister Over There (6)_1

Chapter 691: Chapter 691 The Sister Over There (6)_1

"What did uncle say?"

"Dad told me not to meddle," Ruan Wei replied, somewhat dejectedly. He threw away the mangled foxtail grass in his hand, picked another, and continued to fiddle with it. Turning his head, he asked Ruan Jiaojiao, "Sister, are you angry?"

"Not angry at all because I know brother likes Jiaojiao the best," said Ruan Jiaojiao.

"Yes!" Ruan Wei nodded vigorously. "I don’t like that other sister; she’s not as pretty as you, nor as fair-skinned, and definitely not as plump. I really don’t like her. You are my only sister."

"..." Ruan Jiaojiao.

Pursing her lips, she tried hard to keep smiling. She admitted the part about being fair and pretty, but why did he have to add that she was plumper too?!!!

Was she really that plump?

She felt she should restrain herself, but truly couldn’t. "Brother, am I very plump?" Ruan Jiaojiao asked.

"Plump." Ruan Wei answered without a moment’s hesitation before noticing Ruan Jiaojiao’s complexion darken instantly, he hurriedly tried to explain, "Sister, that’s not what I meant. Yes, you’re plump, but you’re also beautiful! Chubby and white is the most beautiful. Otherwise, you can ask the other brothers."

"..." Ruan Jiaojiao didn’t want to continue this topic any longer.

She feared that if the conversation went on, she might not hold back from beating up her slightly dim-witted brother.

Gathering herself, she took a deep breath and then said, "Brother, next time you go to see mom, take Jiaojiao with you, okay?" She wanted to see for herself whether Liao Zhaoji’s claim about Yaya being gravely ill was true or false.

"Okay," nodded Ruan Wei.

And with that, the siblings’ conversation came to an end.

That evening, while watching TV, Ruan Jiaojiao couldn’t help but be concerned about Ruan Wei’s comments. She stood in front of the mirror in the Ruanlin family house, looking and pinching here and there, even flashing her gapped teeth.

In the end, she concluded—she might not be a little fairy anymore, but a chubby fairy with gapped teeth.

Touching her chubby cheeks, pinching a squeezable lump of flesh, she felt a slight melancholy. All the girls in her class were thin; why couldn’t she be thin?

Seeing Ruan Jiaojiao twisting in front of the mirror as she brought in the laundry, the matron of the Ruanlin family found it amusing and asked with a smile, "What’s Jiaojiao doing?"

"Granny, am I too fat?" Ruan Jiaojiao asked, pinching the flesh around her waist.

"Nonsense, where are you fat? You’re actually too skinny, you need to eat more. You only had one bowl of rice for dinner today. Are you not feeling well? Tomorrow, I’ll make some hawthorn water for you to whet your appetite. You need to eat more, and don’t forget to have your meals on time at school. You can’t afford to lose any more weight, or you’ll be skin and bones. Understand?" The matron of the Ruanlin family could go on and on because she truly thought Ruan Jiaojiao had gotten skinnier, her little face not as chubby as before.

After pondering for a bit, she added, "Are you hungry during night study? How about Granny makes you some soup in the evening so you can have a drink when you get back to replenish yourself?"

"Granny..." Ruan Jiaojiao was torn between laughter and tears. "I’m not hungry, and I have to drink milk at night too."

"That’s true," nodded the matron of the Ruanlin family, feeling somewhat sad. "Then tomorrow, I’ll stew some bone soup for you. Drink more of it."

"..." Ruan Jiaojiao regretted bringing up the topic.

Perhaps it was a case of daydreams shaping night dreams because that night, Ruan Jiaojiao dreamt she turned into a big white pig and her brothers kept praising her for looking good.