Chapter 175
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About five minutes later:
"Why aren't you going for lunch?" She asked.
Hearing this, Jiang Tingxu chuckled:
"I haven't eaten Aunt Wen's dishes for a long time. I'm hungry."
Wen Jie took off her white coat and shook her head with a smile:
"Let's go home."
.....
Along the way, many people greeted Wen Jie.
"Director Wen, are you off work?"
"Yes, Auntie, have you eaten?"
"Yes, I've eaten. I'm out for a walk."
"Okay, slow down."
When they entered the family building, Jiang Tingxu burst into laughter.
Wen Jie heard the laughter behind her:
"What are you laughing at?" She asked in confusion.
"Ahem, nothing, nothing."
Even if there was, she wouldn't dare to say it!
Could it be that she didn't expect that Abbess Miejue, who made everyone tremble in fear, would have such a side to her family members?
She silently followed behind Wen Jie, went upstairs, and entered the door.
"If you want to watch TV, turn it on yourself. Ranzhi bought a lot of books in the study, and the computer doesn't have a password. You can play whatever you want. I'm going to the kitchen."
"Aunt Wen, let me help you."
She really wasn't interested in TV. Moreover, it was very likely that she would see those annoying news. It was better not to watch it. What the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over.
As for reading … it was better to sit and stare blankly.
Wen Jie looked a little surprised:
"When did you know how to do these things?"
This girl had been doted on by her father like a princess since she was young. Later, when she came to the Mo family, there were many servants in the house, so she didn't need to do anything.
Moreover, it was obvious that this girl didn't know how to do these trivial things the first few times she came.
Why did she suddenly …
Oh right, last time this girl said that she wanted a divorce. Could it be true?
Jiang Tingxu was focused on peeling the garlic in his hand. Naturally, he didn't see the change in Wen Jie's expression.
After a while, Wen Jie said carefully,
"Tingxu, how are you and that kid from the Mo family now?"
She paused for a moment, then continued peeling. At the same time, she said,
"Oh, it's just like that. It's not good."
It was indeed not good, but it didn't seem to be as bad as she had imagined.
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