Just the day before yesterday, Jing Haohao told Liangchen that she wanted to marry him and work hard with him to face his family.
In fact, she also knew that on that day at Gao Lu's wedding, Liang Yuan and the others saw that she and Liang Chen were together again. The Liang family would definitely know soon, and someone from them would definitely come to find her.
She had been making preparations all day, but those mental preparations could not be made by just thinking about it.
Now Liangchen's mother suddenly appeared in front of her, and she really didn't know how she should deal with it.
But Jing Haohao also knows that what needs to be faced must always be faced. No matter whether the person coming is well-intentioned or malicious, she will never let go of the happiness she believes in.
Therefore, Jing Haohao quickly regained his composure, looked at Liangchen's mother, and smiled lightly: "Auntie, are you here to buy flowers?"
Of course Jing Haohao knew that Liangchen's mother was not here to buy flowers, but it was better to let Liangchen's mother speak first about some things.
Liangchen's mother swallowed her saliva, smiled at Jinghao, and said, "No, I'm here to find you."
After a pause, Liangchen's mother asked again: "Do you have time now?"
Jing took a good look at the time. It was still more than an hour before her usual closing time. However, she still put down the kettle and said, "Auntie, please wait while I pack my things."
"Okay, I'll wait for you outside."
Jing Hao nodded and watched Liangchen's mother leave. When she picked up her bag, she thought about it and decided to tell Liangchen, so she sent a text message to Liangchen: "Liangchen, your mother is here to see me.
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After sending the text message, Jinghao Hao took a deep breath, walked out of the flower shop, and locked the door.
Liangchen's second brother had already opened the car door for Jing Haohao, and Jing Haohao bent over and sat in.
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Along the way, the car was very quiet.
Liangchen's second brother drove the car to a Hangzhou cuisine restaurant in the city.
Because it was not yet time for dinner, there were very few customers inside. Rows of waiters stood idle at the door. When they saw them coming in, they immediately warmly entertained them and went to a relatively remote private room upstairs.
The dish was ordered by Liangchen's second brother, and he also ordered a pot of fine Longjing tea.
The tea came first. The second brother made the tea himself, poured three cups, and gave one cup to his mother first, and then gave one cup to Jing Haohao.
Jing Hao lowered his eyes and said softly: "Thank you."
Liangchen's second brother had a temperament similar to Liangchen's mother, who was as gentle as jade. He smiled at Jing Haohao with a broad face and said nothing.
The room seemed a little quiet, and occasionally there was the sound of waiters bringing dishes.
The dishes were quickly served and the table was filled to the brim.
Liangchen's second brother then waved his hand and asked all the waiters in the room to leave.
The waiter was sensible and closed the door of the private room.
The room became quieter and quieter, and the light in the box shone in the tea cup, creating ripples of light and shadow.
Liangchen's mother picked up the teacup, took a sip of tea, then raised her head, smiled at Jinghao, and said, "Miss Jing, can I call you okay?"
Jing Hao nodded and said, "Auntie, it's okay."
Liangchen's mother hadn't yet organized how to speak, so she turned to some other words: "Okay, how are you doing?"
Jing Haohao knew that Liangchen’s mother was referring to the period after he left Liangchen.