Chapter 940 Madam, My Husband Has Earned Your Life.

"You're talking nonsense again! The family is short of money, so don't spend it randomly. If it works, forget it. If it doesn't, forget it. I'm used to it!"

"Listen to my wife,"

Luo Er thought to himself that he would still make more money.

The Luo family's old house at this moment.

Luo Fufu felt a little uneasy and quietly went to find Mr. Li.

When Mrs. Li saw her daughter, she quickly got up from the kang and pulled her to sit on it.

"Fufu, hurry up and warm yourself up. Why don't you wear more clothes when you come out?"

"The night wind is cold. If you catch the wind-chill, you will have to drink bitter medicine that you don't like."

"Why are you still up so late? Are you here to see me for something?"

Luo Fufu obediently covered his legs with the quilt, folded his arms into a circle, and hugged his knees, his mind wandering.

"Mom, I'm scared!" she whispered.

Mrs. Li thought someone had wronged her daughter, and anger flashed in her eyes.

"What's wrong? Who bullied you? Tell your mother, and she will vent your anger on your behalf." There was anger in her voice.

Luo Fufu moved next to Li, his voice soft and small.

"No one bullied me, it's just... I'm not so lucky now, my grandma won't like me anymore, right?"

Luo Fufu is really scared.

She knew that the reason why grandma preferred her was just because an old man said she was a lucky star when she was born.

If she was no longer a lucky star, her situation would probably be the same as Luo Shui's!

Mrs. Li didn't know why her daughter had such thoughts, so she hugged her.

"No, mother will not let you be wronged, and your father and your two brothers will not let you be wronged either."

When Luo Fufu heard this, he smiled and acted coquettishly in his mother's arms.

"...I know, and I won't think about it anymore. Mother, don't laugh at me."

She just felt that since the separation of the family, her mother had always found trouble with her mother, and she was afraid...

"You!" Mrs. Li tapped her daughter's forehead.

"You are just thinking nonsense. You have parents and two brothers. What are you afraid of?"

Luo Fufu buried his entire body in his mother's arms, his ears red.

"...I, I want my mother to love me more!"

Mrs. Li smiled dotingly and said, "You, my mother doesn't spoil you enough, my silly girl!"

Her only daughter can never be pampered too much!

When Luo Fufu returned to his room, Li and Luo Da started talking in the room.

"My lord, Fufu is not young anymore. Do we have to ask the matchmaker to find out?"

Luo Shui from the second child's family has been engaged for a long time.

Her family's Fufu is still there, and it's almost thirteenth at the beginning of the new year.

In a blink of an eye, it's time to get haircut, and if you don't find a good young man, you'll be picked out.

Luo Da leaned his upper body on the bed, with some dissatisfaction on his face.

"Why are you so anxious? Fufu is still young. What's the point of getting married? You can keep your daughter for two more years."

"You are still a little girl, who should you marry? Are you my mother?"

Fufu is a girl from a prosperous family who has been approved by eminent monks and is destined to live in a prosperous family.

If his daughter stays at home for two more years, maybe he can be promoted to shopkeeper.

What's the point of being a bookkeeper?

There was no money to be made, and there was very little monthly silver. He had long been thinking about the position of the big shopkeeper, and was just waiting for an opportunity.

Li's nose felt sore at Luo Da's words.

Why is she not Fufu’s biological mother? Isn't it better for your daughter to say goodbye earlier?

Whose daughter didn’t get engaged early!

"I am not my biological mother, but you are my biological father. Don't I feel sorry for my daughter? Who am I saying this for?" She felt aggrieved.

When Luo Da saw her, she was so angry that she almost burst into tears. He quickly held her in his arms and comforted her.

"I didn't say anything, and I didn't mean to blame you. I just felt that my daughter was reluctant to get married."

"I'm just a daughter. I heard you said you wanted to find a matchmaker. Aren't you anxious?"