Reborn 1990's Chef's Sweet Wife

Chapter 199 Letter

Zhang Fang muttered, "Then Malatang runs their own store, so it must be better than delivering goods to others."

"Mom, you'll know when you go to the department store with me tomorrow. I'll go back to my room first."

Ning Xia got up and went back to the house, she vaguely heard Ren Rong talking about Zhang Fang outside.

She knew that she was a little uncomfortable in her heart.

And the little girl Ren Yue entered Ningxia's room with her book in her arms, "Sister-in-law, you are not angry, don't talk to my mother."

"It's nothing." Ning Xia took out her book and said it was a lie that she didn't feel uncomfortable.

She has been thinking about her family, but Zhang Fang didn't expect Zhang Fang to think about her like this.

But Zhang Fang is much better than most mother-in-laws at this time, she just needs to slowly change Zhang Fang's thinking.

Ren Yue also knew that Zhang Fang's behavior was not good, so she patted Ning Xia on the shoulder.

"Sister-in-law, I'm on your side in this matter, don't be angry."

"Got it, little girl, learn quickly."

Ning Xia scratched Ren Yue's nose, and the two of them looked at each other and smiled. At this time, the village chief happened to enter Ren's house.

After a while, Ren Rong knocked on the door outside, "Xia Xia, Xiaohui wrote you a letter."

"Okay, thank you Dad." Ning Xia opened the door to receive the letter, feeling a little guilty, and Ah Hui told her to write the letter on the phone.

She has been busy with so many things during this time, she seems to have forgotten.

I don't know if the man is angry or not.

Seeing Ningxia's silly appearance, Ren Rong left with a sense of humor, while Ren Yue looked at Ningxia with a playful face.

"Sister-in-law, is it my elder brother's letter? Let's see how you blush."

"Okay, let's learn."

Ning Xia pressed the letter in the book, she did not intend to read the letter in front of Ren Yue.

Who knows if that man wrote any nasty words.

Ren Yue also understood that Ningxia wanted to read that letter very much, so she quickly finished her studies obediently and went back to her room.

It wasn't until the room was empty that Ning Xia opened the thick letter with anticipation.

"See literally:
My dear Xia Xia, why don't you write to me, I am waiting for your letter every day.

"

Throughout the story, Ren Hui was telling how he misses him, and Ning Xia blushed a little.

At the end, Ren Hui wrote a page childishly: write to me!
A full page was filled with accusations of his dissatisfaction.

After that, there was a stack of letter paper and postage stamps underneath, the meaning of which was self-evident.

Ning Xia couldn't laugh or cry, she started to write a letter to Ren Hui, she had never done such a thing in her previous and present life.

So at the beginning, I just began to describe the recent events in a monotonous manner.

But in the end she felt as if she was reporting something, so she had to add it at the end.

Ah Hui, I miss you too, I really miss you, sometimes I really wish I could stay by your side all the time.

But I know that we all need to work hard and work hard to create a better future for us.

Ah Hui, I will wait for you, and you will wait for me too, until I am admitted to university.

After writing several pages eloquently, Ning Xia put the letter into the space and lay down.

In the dream, she saw Ren Hui again, and he accompanied her to pick red bayberries in the mountains.

Zhang Fang was finally relieved by Ren Rong, so when Ning Xia was carrying the cake in the morning, she had a slightly embarrassed expression.

"Xia Xia, I won't go, I don't worry about your work."

"Mom, come with me. I don't have time in the future. You and Dad have to deliver the goods by yourself. It's better to let Mingcheng's people recognize you."

Ningxia's words are indeed true, she will have to take the college entrance examination in the future, and the pastry was originally planned to be handed over to Ren Rong and Zhang Fang.

Zhang Fang nodded and followed Ningxia to the town.

(End of this chapter)