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Chapter 30 The Unpopular He Qiaojin

It's just that He's mother feels that Zheng Qiwen seems to pay too much attention to Zhuzhu. During meals, he would pass her bowls and chopsticks, help Zhuzhu with rice, and fan her to drive away mosquitoes halfway through the meal. Although he would also take care of other people, he was obviously more intimate with Zhuzhu. Now he didn't leave after packing up, and asked Lin Wu about the army and made everyone a cup of good tea. It clearly felt like he was being attentive, but I couldn't tell what was wrong.

This kid has a good family background and is tall and handsome. I wonder if he has any intentions towards Zhuzhu. I have to ask Lao He to find out about this kid's background when I get back.

He Qiaojin said in a tough tone that he wanted to cancel the engagement, and Zhuzhu also said that she had no feelings for him. The two elders haven't agreed yet, right? Feelings can be cultivated, and the daughter-in-law you like shouldn't cultivate feelings with someone else now. If she helps Zhuzhu chop firewood today, or helps Zhuzhu work the fields tomorrow, what will her stupid son do by then?

The more He's mother thought about it, the angrier she became. She wished He Qiaojin was right next to her so she could scratch her.

He Qiaojin, who was in the army, sneezed all day, causing his comrades to laugh at him. He didn't feel any discomfort, so after the training, he ran to the bathhouse and took a hot bath. He finally felt much better.

After having dinner in the cafeteria, I thought about it and decided to call home to ask if they had received Su Zhuzhu's letter.

The call was answered quickly and hung up quickly. He Qiaojin only said one sentence throughout the whole process and was scolded so much that his head tilted back.

He's father said five things: First, he, He Qiaojin, pretended to be engaged but secretly broke off the engagement, and Su Zhuzhu was forced to go to H Province to work in the countryside; second, his mother and Lin Wu went to H Province because they were worried; third, when he returned, his father would beat him to death; fourth, when he returned, his father would also beat him to death; fifth, when he returned, his mother would beat him to death! He cursed, "son of a bastard, how could you give birth to such a heartless and ungrateful thing?" Then he hung up the phone with a snap.

Captain Qiao was sitting next to them listening to the gossip of his capable men, and he was very happy. It turned out that no one didn't like to listen to gossip. You are usually as cold as a stinky stone, but today has come. He also remembered the cursing voices on the phone that were so loud that he could hear them. It's great, it's really great. I'm going to have two bites tonight as a snack!

He Qiaojin hung up the phone in a daze, his ears still buzzing.

Didn't Su Zhuzhu go back to Su City? Didn't I tell her that she could find another partner and I would definitely not gossip about her? Why did she go to the countryside? If I remember correctly, wasn't that little girl still a month away from turning 18?

"What's the matter? Did Old He scold you?" Captain Qiao tried hard, but he couldn't hold back his laughter.

He Qiaojin came back to his senses and glanced at the team leader, but said nothing. He hadn't figured out the situation yet.

"Last time I heard Lao He say that he went home to get engaged. Did the person leave? Or did you piss him off?"

Captain Qiao tried to hold it back, but it didn't work.

"He Qiaojin, I'm not criticizing you, but you have a problem with your mentality. You broke off the engagement. As a soldier, you are too careless. This is irresponsible to the female comrade. Look at you, you are in your twenties and you don't want to get married. A lot of people are worried about you."

He Qiaojin looked at Captain Qiao, whose face was half crooked from trying to hold back his laughter. It was really hard for him to find an excuse to scold him.

His face darkened again, he saluted and left. He had to think about where he went wrong.