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Chapter 1080 Daughter-in-law, let's stop having conflicts, shall we?
Xue Changfeng laughed lowly, but didn't say anything.

Tang Shi's face became very strange, as if she wanted to say something, but she held back.

After Qin Tu managed to swallow the rice dumpling, he looked at Rong Yi and giggled, "Does Master Rong want to be promoted to be the little Rong who serves Lafayette, or does he want to spoil our Brother Tang into a fool?"

Rong Yi glanced at Qin Tu: "How did you talk?"

Qin Tu giggled: "It seems that you want to do the second type."

Rong Yi sat down, and said solemnly: "Isn't it good to spoil your wife?"

Although the title of stupid/pussy is not pleasant, but if Tang Shi is favored as a stupid/pussy, no one will want her, and she is completely his own.

That's good.

So Rong Yi continued to lower his head to serve Tang Shi with food: "Daughter-in-law take care of her, let's eat."

Tang Shi's hand holding the chopsticks is neither pinching nor pinching: "...you can eat it yourself."

"Okay, thank you daughter-in-law for your concern."

Qin Tu and Xue Changfeng resisted the urge to shake their goosebumps, restrained themselves and finished the meal.

After eating, Rong Yi warmly asked them out: "Let's go, I'll buy you something to drink."

Xue Changfeng and Qin Tu took a step back at the same time.

"I have something else to do."

"I'm going back to my bedroom to read."

Seeing the two leaving with winking eyebrows, Rong Yi asked Tang Shi in surprise: "Don't they like being treated by others?"

Tang Shi said lightly: "They just don't like being treated by the abnormal you?"

There was no one around, so Rong Yi put his arms around Tang Shi's waist and said relentlessly, "What's wrong with me?"

Tang Shi looked at Rong Yi's face, and after confirming that he hadn't been dropped, she walked straight forward: "Go to the pavilion in front, and I'll have a good chat with you."

Rong Yi let go of his hand, his heart shuddered, and he followed him.

The two sat in the pavilion, blowing the evening breeze, and didn't speak for a while.

After a long while, Rong Yi took the initiative to lower his head, and said in a low voice: "Daughter-in-law, let's stop having conflicts, okay? I was wrong, I was too pretentious, I was glass-hearted..."

Tang poetry: "..."

Is the script upside down?

She looked at the little wolf dog who pretended to be pitiful and sympathetic, and said with a smile: "Who is in conflict with you?"

Rong Yi suddenly raised his head: "Aren't we having conflicts?"

Tang Shi looked at him leisurely: "How can we get into trouble with someone like you?"

She acts like a baby when she has nothing to do, pretends to be pitiful at every turn, it's no wonder that she can make trouble!
A big smile appeared on Rong Yi's face, and he rubbed against Tang Shi's shoulder: "It's good that there is no conflict. I was secretly sad for a long time this afternoon. I was still thinking, this is the first time the two of us have conflict. I must remember this day well, reflect on my mistakes and promise not to make them again in the future.”

Tang Poetry: "...a playwright!"

Rong Yi asked Tang Shi again: "Are we really not in conflict?"

Tang Poetry: "...No."

Rong Yi asked again: "Then you are not angry with me?"

Tang Shi replied honestly: "It took a few minutes."

Rong Yi breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good."

He was really worried that Tang Shi would be angry and ignore him. After all, the two of them had never had any conflicts, and he was still a little confused about how to coax his wife well.

After Rong Yi finished asking, Tang Shi opened her mouth: "Now can you tell me, why are you in such a strange mood today?"

Rong Yi hesitated for a while and said: "I think I didn't love you enough before, and I didn't treat you well enough."

Tang poetry: "...for example?"

Although the expression in Rong Yi's eyes was somewhat complicated, it was more determined: "You are the person I believe in, and I am also the person you believe in, no matter what time it is, I should not doubt our previous relationship, nor should I waver. "

(End of this chapter)