Chapter 148

Su Haitang has only suffered from the loss of Yu GE's little nanny, and has some reservations in the face of Aunt Huang, who seems warm and thoughtful.

But judging people by their appearance is a common problem. How else is there the saying that people rely on clothes and Buddha rely on gold?

She didn't wear very good clothes. She planned to go shopping and upgrade herself as soon as she landed. It's no wonder others.

Su Haitang was easy to think of at the moment, but thanks to an epiphany on the train, he was no longer suspicious and sensitive.

Her appetite was not affected. In addition, she had something important to do, so she stopped thinking about it. She ate a bowl of fried sauce noodles attentively, called the old village head's house and asked the village head Bodai to report peace. After that, she went back to the house specially cleaned up for herself to have a rest.

The big backpack had been quietly put in the house, and no one moved her things.

Su Haitang looked around the neat and generous room, walked over and pressed the mattress, and was satisfied to find that it was the elastic Simmons!

Sure enough, it's a high-ranking family. I'll enjoy it!

Su Haitang sighed. Aunt Huang knocked on the door and came in to deliver tea.

"This room has been prepared for a long time. Every year, Mr. and Mrs. have to add some furniture here. They are suitable for girls. They are old year after year."

Aunt Huang sighed and handed her a cup of jujube honey tea.

"You don't look well. Drink some red jujube tea to replenish your qi and blood."

Su Haitang thanked her and took a sip from the teacup.

Aunt Huang took the tray, looked at her delicate appearance of drinking water, and climbed up a smile again on her face.

"Look at you. You've suffered a lot outside? If you ask your wife to see it, it won't hurt enough."

"When my wife knew you were coming, she told me to put away all the things in this room. When you came, she rearranged the room according to your preferences."

Su Haitang nodded and let out a sound.

"Don't worry, a place to sleep is enough."

Aunt Huang didn't advise either. Seeing her yawning wearily, she winked out and took her to the door to ask her to rest.

Su Haitang took the small alarm clock on the bedside table, set it for half an hour and then rang. He slept with his clothes at ease.

It seems that the alarm clock rings just after you close your eyes.

Su Haitang wearily pressed the noisy alarm clock and stretched out to get up.

Aunt Huang has prepared a cup of warm longan red jujube tea for her and warmly greeted her to drink.

After drinking tea, Su Haitang took care of himself and went out with Aunt Huang.

"Are you going to the city?" Aunt Huang looked embarrassed with a vegetable basket.

"It's too early to go back and forth to the city. Why can't it take more than an hour? If you go around again, you'll have to come back at six or seven o'clock. Sir said you'd come back at five thirty to pick you up to the hospital."

"And I have to go to the farmer's market to buy vegetables and come back to cook. I don't have so much time."

Su Haitang disagreed and pointed to the bus stop not far away.

"Then you're busy. I'll just take a bus. It won't delay anything."

Aunt Huang was still a little worried and couldn't help persuading her.

"Why don't you go so far and buy it nearby. There are also small shopping malls here. Clothes are beautiful and inexpensive. It's late today. Can you go to the city next time?"

Su Haitang wanted to get rid of her and go to work by herself. Where would she give up this rare opportunity and go to the stop sign with a smile.

"Don't worry, I'm so old that I can't lose me. I'm sure I'll go early and return early. If you don't worry, I'll call home in about half an hour to report peace, so you can always rest assured."

While talking, a bus just came. Su Haitang trotted into the car and waved back at her.

"That's it. See you later, Aunt Huang."

Aunt Huang couldn't beat her. Watching the bus full of passengers run away, she smiled bitterly and shook her head.

"It's still a big idea."