Aunt Wu smiled at Han Ying, "Aunt Han, I have to say, although your Xiao Yi married a country girl, she's not worse than anyone from the city. She's beautiful and not a troublemaker, and she's especially filial." Aunt Wu didn't say this to disparage Han Ying; it was indeed true.
Neighbors often talked behind the Han family's back about this daughter-in-law. Once they heard she was from the countryside, they somewhat looked down on her.
She was aware, though, that Xiao Yi's wife was quite capable. Her family runs a big restaurant here, her brother is a university student, and she herself attends night school.
No matter who you are, circumstances matter. Han Yi is often not home, but his wife is so capable and seriously living with him. She's really quite good.
Maybe she'll have a promising future.
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Lin Wan hurriedly ran to Aunt Wu's small shop and quickly picked up the phone. She called out, "Han Yi?"
