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Chapter 2089: Were You Raised in a Barn?

She was proud that she caused this two-faced woman to show her true self.

Honestly, Wen Hanlei cared about Tang Yu too much. If it was Ning Shu who’d been treated like that, she would have beaten Bai Feifei brutally on the spot. This kind of brat deserved punishment.

“You don’t need to bring me soup,” Tang Yu said.

“Why?” Ning Shu stared at Tang Yu with indifference. “I’m your fiancée so why can’t I bring you soup?”

“I eat in the company. You coming would cause a disturbance,” Tang Yu said indifferently.

When Bai Feifei heard Tang Yu’s words, she immediately covered her mouth and laughed. “Auntie, you had better practice more first or else your soup won’t taste good!”

“It’s Older Sister to you. Who’s an ‘Auntie’ here? So impolite.” Ning Shu glanced at Bai Feifei. “I used to think you were a nice and kind girl, but this lack of manners… Were you raised in a barn? The adults are talking so why are you opening your mouth? Did your father teach you that or was it your uncle?”

Bai Feifei immediately stood up. “My upbringing was very good. Talk is just talk. Why did you have to bring my dead dad into this? You can say what you want about me, but you can’t talk about Dad like that.”

“Ha, wow! Ha ha ha ha…” Ning Shu couldn’t help laughing when she saw Bai Feifei’s expression.

It was funny that Bai Feifei would defend her dead father like this, even though her behavior would have him turning in his grave.

For love, common sense was thrown out the window. Parents who were dead were nothing compared to the happiness one could find in the present. The people who passed away were no longer important. All that mattered was grasping the happiness in front of you.

Her mother died during an ineffective rescue, and her father had died in front of her. Yet she could still forgive Tang Yu.

‘There is nothing to be done! I love this man.’

“What are you laughing at?” Bai Feifei looked at Ning Shu with a cold expression. Even Tang Yu stared at Ning Shu with slightly narrowed, contemplative eyes.

Ning Shu stopped smiling and rubbed her face. “I wasn’t laughing at you, I just thought of something funny.”

“I’m done eating, so I’ll leave first.” Her goal for the day had already been achieved and she might be able to photograph something interesting.

As Ning Shu walked out of the villa carrying her bag, Bai Feifei caught up with her. “Wait a minute, Auntie!”

Ning Shu turned her head to look at her expressionlessly. “Call me ‘Aunt’ again and see where it gets you.”

“You’re marrying Uncle and you’re already old. You’re a whole generation older than me, so what would I call you if not ‘Aunt’?” Bai Feifei said, smiling.

Ning Shu sneered. “So because Uncle loves you, you’re not going to respect others?”

“Auntie, didn’t you also rely on being Uncle’s fiancée to enter the house?” Bai Feifei said, “I’ll be honest, I don’t like you.”

“I don’t like you either. I don’t like rebellious brats like you.” Ning Shu looked at Bai Feifei emotionlessly. “Maybe I’ll teach you how to be a better person, or instruct you on matters of philosophy and the vastness of the cosmos.”

Bai Feifei’s expression turned ugly. “I want you to apologize for insulting my dad!”

“It’s you who insulted your father, not me. I think someone must have poured a bucket of dung on your family’s ancestral grave for them to have the misfortune of giving birth to a daughter like you.” Ning Shu clicked her tongue.

Translator: Takkong

Editor: Shark