Chapter 341 A Good Man

Qin Hongfei closed the door directly, leaving Grandma Ye and Qin Wanwan no chance to say a word.

Grandma Ye was thrown out of the door, and she felt upset.

Qin Wanwan's face was even more gloomy. This damn Qin Hongfei! The older she gets, the less cute she becomes!

She was so angry that her teeth itched. Someone happened to pass by and asked, "Isn't this Aunt Ye and Wanwan? What's going on? What are you doing here?"

Qin Wanwan turned around and was shocked. It was Uncle Li and Li Xianchu. Her heart was pounding, and she had a breath that she had nowhere to vent. She smiled bitterly, "Nothing, just came to see my aunt, but my aunt might not be in a good mood. Hongfei closed the door and didn't want to see us."

Uncle Li frowned and looked at the door of Qin Dafang's house, looking at Qin Wanwan sympathetically, "Did your aunt kick you out? She is not a reasonable person. You are really wronged."

Qin Wanwan saw that he misunderstood, but she didn't explain anything, just smiled helplessly.

Uncle Li saw this and felt sympathy for her. He said to Li Xianchu, "You've been studying abroad for many years, so you may not know how outrageous Xia Lu from the Qin family's main house is. Tsk tsk..."

Next to him, a neighbor gradually heard the voice and popped up.

Uncle Li saw this and said even more vigorously, "They have owed a lot of foreign debts in the past few years, and they bully Wanwan's family all day long, talking nonsense and biting anyone who provokes them."

Li Xianchu couldn't help but look at Qin Wanwan, and his eyebrows were dyed with a trace of sympathy.

Qin Wanwan was happy.

At this time, there was a click.

Everyone heard the business and looked over, only to see a clean boy walking out of the yard.

Tang Jinnan held a small potted plant in his hand, and his eyes lightly scanned the people crowded in front of the Qin family's main house, and finally fixed his eyes on Uncle Li. He heard that this man had been making noises since just now, and he was very noisy.

He walked from the side yard, came straight to this side, and knocked on the door.

Soon, a cold voice with a hint of impatience came from the house, "Who?!"

Tang Jinnan responded, "I."

The impatient voice disappeared immediately, and soon, the door opened. Qin Hongfei didn't even bother to look outside, and said, "Come in and close the door."

Tang Jinnan has known Qin Hongfei for a while, and knows that when she is in a bad mood, she is in the stage of studying something. Whoever interrupts her is like the enemy who killed her father and mother. This is not an exaggeration. He lowered his voice and looked back at Uncle Li. His tone was very warm but without emotion, "A good man, who is old and talks bad about people behind their backs like a noisy old lady, is very ugly."

After speaking, he held the potted plant in one hand and closed the door with the other hand.

The four people in the yard froze together.

Li Xianchu was somewhat shocked by Tang Jinnan's appearance. He looked about the same age as himself, but for some reason, the temperament on him made him feel a little pressure, as if there was a chasm between the two that was difficult to cross. Such a thought made him laugh. How could it be possible?

Uncle Li was very angry.

Although Qin Wanwan didn't hear Tang Jinnan say anything about herself, she felt that he had also scolded her, which made her feel a little ashamed, especially in front of Li Xianchu. When she saw a neighbor coming out nearby, she forced a smile and said in a decent manner, "Uncle Li, don't mind. He is a distant relative of my aunt. My aunt may have said something behind her back. It's inevitable..." She said half and half.

Next to her, the old man who had been listening for a while couldn't help but say, "My girl, you may have misunderstood your aunt."

"Your aunt never says bad things about people behind their backs. She always scolds them to their faces."

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"Really." Afraid that they wouldn't believe him, the old man swore, "I've been her neighbor for so many years, and she always cursed your mother in front of us, and never said anything behind our backs."