A small peasant girl

Chapter 262 Ask Your Daughter
"Miss Wen didn't say that just now, someone is born rich, and the most important thing is being a good person. Besides, children are young, so how can they live a lifetime of being rich enough to be parents." Mrs. Chen She understands the implication of Wen's mother, but she feels that marrying a daughter-in-law is more important than family status, "Then, what do you two mean by this?"

"Yes, yes, yes." Father Wen nodded as if seeing a big deal. He had a very good impression of Wenzi and Liu Kangtu, thinking that if his daughter could marry such a down-to-earth family, she would only enjoy happiness in the future. Fate, where can I suffer.

"Brother Wen's words, I can talk back." Seeing Wen's father agreeing, Chen was also happy, but she remembered what Wenzi said to her, and then added, "But I'm thinking of my nephew. You are still young, and your eldest daughter is not very old, or do you want to settle the matter and wait two years before marrying?"

"Sister Chen, what you said really touched my heart. You can also see the current situation of my family. Everyone can't do a lot of work without our eldest daughter. If we really marry our daughter out now, I'm really a little bit embarrassed. I can't bear it." After listening to Chen's words, Mother Wen found a sympathy in her heart, paused and continued to add: "My baby's father just learned how to dye floral cloth, and he wants to take advantage of this skill to sell more floral cloth and save some money for my daughter. As a dowry."

"That's right, this girl is also a piece of my mother's heart, so she is not willing to marry off immediately." Mrs. Chen understands Mother Wen's concerns. The woman who is still taking medicine in front of her is in poor health, and she can't do much housework. Well, father Wen is a big man and it is not easy to do some work by himself, and the remaining two dolls are too young to be of much use, and it is natural for a mother to be somewhat selfish.

"Look at you, my daughter is married well, so why don't you be reluctant." Father Wen stood aside and said cheerfully, but if he really married Wen Xiaodu right away right now, he might be the first person who is reluctant to marry her. It's him.

"Then sister Wen, let's settle this matter first? I'll ask a matchmaker to come and talk to me when I get back?" Mrs. Chen asked in a tentative tone.

"Sister Chen, can you wait a little longer on this matter, and wait until I ask Duan'er what I mean at night, and I will reply to you in the morning, is it okay?" Although Wen's mother has never met Liu Kangtu, she knows her man His eyes are very picky, and he is very happy about this marriage.

But looking at the eldest daughter who has paid too much for the family, she was a little hesitant and dared not agree immediately. She also wanted to go back and ask Wen Xiaojuan for her own opinion, so that if her daughter had other ideas, she would do so. It will hurt my daughter's heart, "My eldest daughter has suffered a lot for this family, so I just thought..."

"I understand, that's the reason. Then I'll go back first. Sister Wen will go back and ask your eldest daughter whether it will be successful or not. I'm not sure." Chen can tell from Wen's mother's face It can be seen from the outside that she likes this marriage, but it is common for a mother to love her daughter.

The three of them talked and laughed for a while. Seeing that it was getting late, Mrs. Chen got up and called Wen Zi, who was playing in the kitchen, and was escorted out by the enthusiastic Father Wen.

After Mrs. Chen and Wenzi left, Mother Wen called Wen Xiaojuan to the room alone. Wen Xiaoya was standing at the door intending to eavesdrop, but Father Wen immediately dismissed her when she saw her. From their point of view, the young Dolls shouldn't hear such words.

Wen Xiaodu, who had a little heart in her heart, knew the purpose of Wenzi and Chen's visit to the house this time, but she was a girl with a thin skin, so she couldn't directly ask whether her parents were related to her marriage, so she could only pretend not to know. Sitting aside, she said, "Mom, what can you do for me?"

(End of this chapter)