The Kitty Became a Cutie and Was Pampered in the 80s
Chapter 697 The Sister Over There (12)_1

Chapter 697: Chapter 697 The Sister Over There (12)_1

As Shu Jiao was cutting fruit, Ruan Jiaojiao talked about what had happened at home in the last couple of days.

It mainly involved Liao Zhaoji having a daughter and even deceiving Ruan Wei.

In Ruan Jiaojiao’s eyes, Shu Jiao’s wisdom was incomparable to ordinary people. She was a bit worried about her several little brothers and didn’t want them to be hurt by that Liao Zhaoji again, so she hoped that Shu Jiao could come up with some ideas to help.

Especially Ruan Jun, who was now in his senior year of high school. This was the most critical semester, and he absolutely couldn’t afford to slip up during this critical time.

Although Shu Jiao had been married into the Ruan Family for almost twenty years, she didn’t spend much time with Liao Zhaoji. Out of the several sisters-in-law, the only one she really interacted with was Du Qing.

Including Wu Le, they were merely acquaintances.

In her eyes, Wu Le was crafty, but that was also a clever woman, whereas Liao Zhaoji... was someone whom you’d feel lowered your IQ just by dealing with her, because the kind of education she received, she would never understand in her lifetime.

Her thinking was already twisted from the root, and it was likely that it could never be straightened out.

However, she had never expected that this woman, fundamentally bad, was also so ruthless at heart, which wasn’t just stupid—it was cruel. They say even a tiger doesn’t eat its cubs, and although she had been educated from a young age to support her younger brothers, that shouldn’t have extended to harming her own children. Especially since she was educated with a preference for sons over daughters, yet she not only neglected her daughter but also her son.

Such a person, when it came down to it, was just selfish, always thinking only of herself. Wanting to support her brother was also just so she’d have a fallback in the future, at the end of the day, it’s just selfishness! It didn’t have much to do with preferring sons to daughters.

"Mom, do you think we should tell Jun Brother and Chi Brother about this?" Ruan Jiaojiao felt it was their right to know.

"Let Mom think about this," Shu Jiao said, patting her little head. Seeing that it was about time, she had Ruan Jian|Guo carry the vegetables to the cafeteria.

Several older brothers and Lu Xian were already waiting.

Ruan Jiaojiao cheerfully called them over one by one. The brothers, knowing she cared about her appearance, tacitly didn’t mention the missing tooth. But Lu Xian just liked to tease her, laughing as he asked, "Jiaojiao, I remember you losing a front tooth when you were six, why are you still losing them now?"

Ruan Jiaojiao huffed and kept her mouth shut.

He asked her, but who could she ask? She wanted to know too. Logically, that tooth that had already been lost should not fall out again, but it did, and what could she do about it.

"Come on, losing a tooth isn’t a big deal, and a missing tooth can also be cute. Jiaojiao, don’t listen to your Xian Brother’s nonsense. Our Jiaojiao looks good no matter what," seeing Ruan Jiaojiao fall silent, Ruan Chi immediately comforted her.

Ruan Jie also smiled and nodded, patting his little sister’s head: "Yes, Jiaojiao looks good no matter what."

Ruan Jiaojiao then brightened up and followed them into the cafeteria.

The cafeteria was divided into three levels, organized by grade. To account for the precious time of the seniors, the first floor was reserved for the senior students’ dining area. Lu Xian, Ruan Jie, and Ruan Chi went to get their food, while the others sat down at a dining table big enough for six.

They chatted and laughed together, and from time to time, students or teachers would come over to greet them. Once they knew Ruan Jiaojiao was Shu Jiao’s daughter, they would either sincerely or politely compliment her. Ruan Jiaojiao was used to it by now and responded skillfully, calling out to people and acknowledging their greetings.