Chapter Summary: Chapter 84 This is Too Bullying – Switched Marriage The Coddled Little Wife by Zhi Lan
In Chapter 84 This is Too Bullying, a key moment in the Romance novel Switched Marriage The Coddled Little Wife, Zhi Lan delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Liu Xiaohua watched as Lin Chuxia ate the last piece of braised pork and even burped contentedly, then suddenly broke down crying and ran away.
Aunt Liu’s face turned dark with anger, but she was helpless and worried about her daughter, so she hurriedly chased after her.
The guy beside them shook his shoulders even more violently.
"If you want to laugh, just laugh openly. Your head is buried in the food bowl, aren’t you uncomfortable?" Lin Chuxia tidied up the lunch box and put it back into the bag.
As soon as the mother and daughter left, the brother raised his head, his smile deepening the wrinkles at the corner of his eyes.
Seeing Lin Chuxia seemed embarrassed, "Big sister, I’m really not laughing at you."
"It’s okay to laugh. After all, I’m also helpless facing people like that," Lin Chuxia shrugged.
The brother saw that Lin Chuxia was a straightforward person and became less restrained, "It’s just that I’ve never encountered such people. Only you, big sister, if it were me, I really wouldn’t know what to do."
"When you’re away from home and can help, of course, you should lend a hand, but you also have to choose people. Like those two just now, they act as if everyone owes them something. Even if I gave them all the meat in my lunch box, they might not be grateful. Rather than making myself uncomfortable, I’d rather let them be miserable."
Lin Chuxia is not the type who burns herself to light up others; she’s not that noble.
They say merchants value profit, but what she values more is the exchange of benefits. She absolutely won’t do things that are thankless.
The brother chuckles again, "That’s really true. I see that girl and you, big sister, are not much different in age..."
Clearly being of similar age, yet the aunt calls her a child. She herself plays the child, but she expects everyone to accommodate her?
The two then shifted the conversation. The brother’s accent was from the Northwest, and hearing that Lin Chuxia was heading there to visit relatives, he warmly introduced the local customs of the Northwest.
After a while, the mother and daughter pairs came back. Seeing Lin Chuxia and the brother laughing and chatting, the old lady glared at Lin Chuxia.
This train arrives at the station around 8 p.m., and some people would eat some dry food towards the evening.
Lin Chuxia initially planned to have a good meal after getting off the train, but seeing the mother and daughter opposite taking out pancakes to nibble on, she took out a bag of meat buns from her space using the cover of her luggage.
The plump and white buns exuded a meaty aroma as soon as the bag was opened.
The brother, who got along with Lin Chuxia in the afternoon said with a smile, "You are really well prepared, and these were bought from the State-Owned Restaurant too."
Lin Chuxia handed two meat buns to the brother without answering his question, "I bought a lot, if you don’t mind, brother, I can share them with you."
The brother did not prepare dinner, planning to eat after getting off the train, and was able to bear it until then. But now, smelling the meat buns, he felt hungry.
"Then I’ll give you money," and he started to reach for his money.
"No need," Lin Chuxia insisted, stuffing the buns into the brother’s hands.
Not for anything else, but to make the mother and daughter opposite envious. She dislikes seeing disdainful looks.
Sure enough, Liu Xiaohua saw the plump white meat buns given just like that by Lin Chuxia, but not to her. After all the sweet talk her mom said at noon, she didn’t get even a piece of meat, and her eyes turned red with anger.
Aunt Liu also stared at the meat buns, grinding her teeth in anger.
Holding the two meat buns, the brother seemed to understand Lin Chuxia’s intent and helplessly shook his head with a smile.
This girl, as forthright as she is stingy, but this temperament really suits his taste.
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