She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s-Chapter 690: Despised by Others

On the other side, after the feast was over, Sister Wang took the hand cream Xiaoxiao had given her and left first with her husband and child.

Da Li also took Lanhua and Little Candy back home, which wasn’t very far, particularly since he had ridden a bicycle to pick up his bride and was now taking his wife and child home.

The rest of the people returned to Zhao Tianhe’s courtyard.

Before Zhao Tianhe’s wedding, the kitchen had already been arranged.

"Dad, Mom, are you staying here or going back with Third Brother to stay at his place?" Zhao Tianhe was a bit tipsy, but not drunk.

Now that he had a wife, it indeed wasn’t appropriate to stay there anymore.

"The stove isn’t heated, we’ll come over tomorrow," Little Aunt Zhao remembered another matter, without the heated bed, it was impossible to sleep.

Seeing that it was getting late, everyone then went home.

Because of the wedding, Zhao Tianhe had been given three days off, counting from the wedding day, especially since he would accompany his wife to her parents’ home.

As for Yuemei, she had only managed to get one day off, but she had switched shifts with someone.

There was a night shift allowance.

She had worked long night shifts before.

But now that she was married, it was impossible for her to continue working long night shifts.

When she went back to work, she would work the morning shift.

Starting Monday, those who needed to go to school would go to school, and those who needed to work would go to work.

Once everyone left, the Courtyard House was left with just a few elders.

"Sister-in-law, Big Brother, let’s stay there tonight and teach Yuemei, our daughter-in-law, a few home-cooked dishes."

There were still some differences between the north and the south.

They preferred eating noodles here.

"Okay."

Mrs. Zhao had no objections, the sisters-in-law were just going over to interact with their young daughter-in-law, to figure out her temperament, and to teach her some dishes from their hometown.

In the future, when the young daughter-in-law was pregnant, the sisters-in-law would still need to come to Capital City to take care of her, right?

"Do remember what your in-laws mentioned before about going to the hospital for a checkup," Mrs. Zhao added.

This sister-in-law could no longer do fieldwork due to childbirth.

Being in Capital City now, she could go for a checkup, perhaps she might be cured?

If she were still capable, no one would resent her, but if she were incapacitated, she might well be resented.

There were many such people in the large team.

Children were expected to support parents in their old age, but what ended up happening?

It was their own children who resented them.

"Okay," Little Aunt Zhao thought about the money she had brought, half of which had already been spent, and she still needed to set aside some for her younger daughter’s dowry. How could she afford a hospital checkup?

On the science campus,

Zhang Jiandong felt a bit guilty when he saw Zhao Tianlei in class and didn’t dare make eye contact with him.

Ding Aiguo found this scene a bit strange.

Zhang Jiandong hadn’t been confronting Zhao Tianlei lately; the two seemed just like classmates with no conflicts.

Had they made peace with each other?

How could that be possible?

Could it be that Zhang Jiandong’s uncle was released?

That couldn’t have happened so quickly.

The year was almost over.

Was he going to just watch them live happily together?

Ding Aiguo wouldn’t allow such a thing to happen.

But how could he break the two of them apart?

Previously, using Zhang Jiandong to take ambiguous pictures hadn’t caused them to divorce or separate.

Did Xiaoxiao have to see Zhao Tianlei getting physically intimate with another woman before she would leave him?

But where could he find such a woman?

Suddenly, an idea struck Ding Aiguo, and a smile curled at the corner of his mouth.

Now that Zhao Tianlei had the status of a wealthy man, sending out a message would definitely attract countless women.

After all, for the sake of money, some really could do a lot.