Chapter 905 The House Given by Your Brother-in-Law

"Huh? Is this a rented house?" How expensive is that!

It has to be said that the sisters of the Su family are really diligent and thrifty in the same strain, if it weren't for the absolute trust and admiration for the eldest sister. Just because of Su Wen's extravagant spending of money, she was rebelled by her sisters long ago.

"Of course not, this is the house your brother-in-law gave me."

Su Xue swore that she saw pride and showing off in the elder sister's eyes.

But she dared not say it.

"Since it is already the eldest sister's house, why is the transition not a real home?" Su Xue couldn't figure it out. She didn't think that the eldest sister's house belonged to the eldest sister, and it wasn't their home.

She is confident that she will be able to repay her eldest sister for her efforts in the future.

If you really take yours, my calculation is too clear, but it will cause damage and only increase the crack.

"Your brother-in-law dislikes that the house is too small, there is no yard, the environment is too bad, and the neighbors are too noisy..."

Every word Su Wen said made Su Xue feel like an arrow was shot in her chest.

"Your brother-in-law has already bought the land, and will move to the real home when the new house is built."

Su Xue was silent for a long while, before she said awkwardly, "Brother-in-law... so is this brother-in-law?"

Su Wen understood the meaning of Simei's words strangely, and said with a bad smile: "That's right, your brother-in-law is such a brother-in-law." Hahaha... Simei's appearance of being struck by lightning is so funny .

She had said a long time ago that the most sophisticated person in this family is the fourth child.

Sure enough, it's all right!

"Is there anything you want to ask me?" Su Wen planned to have a good talk with Fourth Sister, or else this girl was really going to go into a dead end.

From the Civic Square, she noticed the disappointment in Simei's eyes.

I'm afraid I'm jealous that my status in the family is not as important as two, two, three, three, six, six, seven, seven.

After listening to the elder sister's explanation just now, Su Xue was instantly relieved, knowing that she was too sensitive and overthinking. The eldest sister and brother-in-law didn't regard this as an important home at all, or in the heart of the brother-in-law, this was just a house.

There can be many houses, so housewarming is not a big deal.

I have not changed my previous thinking, and I will only build a new house in the countryside for a lifetime, which will be lived for a long time and passed on to my son and grandson. That's why moving to a new house ceremony is very important.

But the eldest sister and brother-in-law didn't pay much attention to it.

Is it because the eldest brother-in-law owns more than one house?

Seeing that Su Xue was silent for a long time, Su Wen urged her in a good-tempered manner, "Is there not? If not, then I will go downstairs to entertain guests."

"Wait!" Su Xue came back to her senses in time, "Since we have arrived in the provincial capital, what about my mother's relatives?"

Su Xue's words startled Su Wen, "Why did you suddenly think of asking this?"

Did Su Xue know something?

Even Su Qing and Su Xiu didn't ask this kind of question, how did Su Xue think of asking?

She thought that her younger sisters didn't care! Unexpectedly, as the fourth child, Su Xue cared the most.

"Eldest sister knows?" Su Xue is not a fool, as long as she doesn't dig into the horns, she can find many problems, such as elder sister's dodge. I think that when I was a child, my eldest sister mentioned the public house outside the provincial capital the most.

That is, he envies that he can live in the provincial capital without having to work in the fields, and he also hates his grandparents for their unfeeling towards their mother.

Among the sisters, only Su Xue had the same idea as the elder sister. It's just that Su Xue never envied being a native of the provincial capital. What she remembered was to seek justice for her mother, that's all.