Chapter 582 Hu's Father and Hu's Mother Know Zhao Xiaoya's Existence
Chapter 582 Father Hu and Mother Hu know about Zhao Xiaoya’s existence
When Zhao Jing heard that it was Su Jingyu who picked her up, she felt relieved. She was worried if it was someone else, mainly because she was afraid of picking up the wrong one.
Su Jingyu had met Wang Guihua after staying in Zhaojiacun for a while, so he didn't have to worry about picking up the wrong one and nodded: "Okay."
Hu family.
Hu Ling looked at Hu Rui with some resentment, with a hint of dissatisfaction in her tone: "Brother, why don't you go home with me recently?"
Hu Rui said absently: "Something happened recently, just come back with the others."
Hu Ling felt even more unhappy, but she didn't dare to show it clearly. She rolled her eyes and said, "Is there anything more important than my sister? Brother, you don't have a partner, right?"
Hu Rui frowned slightly and said calmly: "Don't think about things that don't happen."
Then he quickly picked up the little rice left in the bowl, stood up and said, "I'm done eating. I'll go out if I have something to do."
Hu Ling was not given a chance to speak at all.
Hu Ling was so angry that her face turned blue, and she became increasingly uneasy.
I was so angry that I stopped eating. I put it on my chopsticks and walked to the kitchen to complain: "Mom, look at my fourth brother. He ran out so late. He didn't come home with me after school. He didn't even worry about me on the way.
Will you meet bad people?"
Although Mother Hu was wondering that her younger son was indeed a little strange recently, she believed that her son was sensible and said in a more serious tone: "Lingling, your brother may really have something wrong, so let's eat."
The Hu family is somewhat patriarchal, so if there is a conflict between the two sons and daughters, Hu's mother will not hesitate to favor the younger son.
Hu Ling was extremely angry, but she didn't dare to say anything. Although her mother doted on her, she was nothing compared to her fourth brother.
"I'm just worried about my brother."
Mother Hu's face softened and she said, "Your brother is no longer a child. He has his own sense of proportion."
When Hu Ling heard this, even though she was unhappy, she did not dare to say anything more and ate her meal absentmindedly.
Not long after, Hu's father came back. He didn't see his youngest son, so he put the things aside and asked, "Where is Rui'er?"
Mother Hu opened her mouth and said, "He's out. It seems his classmates are looking for him."
This is not the first time, so Hu Ling is used to it.
Father Hu didn't think much about it, and didn't think it was anything. On the contrary, he was a little happy. After all, his family had just arrived here a few years ago, and it was good that his son could make friends: "Rui'er has become very close to his classmates recently, so it's good for him."
Okay, it’s good that Rui’er can make good friends here.”
This is not Jiangcheng, Jiangcheng is their home. They grew up there and have no shortage of friends, but coming here can be said to be like starting all over again.
Hu's father and Hu's mother were chatting casually, and no one noticed that Hu Ling's face looked wrong.
"Mom and Dad, I've finished eating and I'm going back to my room to do my homework."
Father Hu nodded and responded calmly: "Well, go ahead."
After watching his daughter enter the house, Father Hu said: "A few days ago I saw a girl who looked very similar to Jiao'er. I remember that Jiao'er looked very similar to Jiao'er when she was young?"
Mother Hu's hands shook and her eyes were slightly red: "Really?"
Father Hu didn't expect to find his third daughter. They almost gave up. They nodded and said seriously: "Yeah, but I'm not sure. I've asked someone to help me investigate. Don't follow me on this matter yet."
A child said, if not..."
Mother Hu's voice was choked and she asked, "I know, how is she doing?"
Father Hu sighed slightly, thinking of the girl he saw at the door of the supply and marketing cooperative when he was talking about things that day: "Looks like she's fine, don't worry."