Transmigrating: I Married the Male Protagonist's Uncle

Chapter 825: Bad Reputation

“Why? Auntie, didn’t you say you wanted to matchmake me and find me a partner? Can’t you find one? The conditions I mentioned are very ordinary!” Ling Sheng frowned in confusion, looking like a harmless little bunny.

Go and find one! Let’s see if you can find someone!

This was the first time everyone present had heard of such demanding blind date expectations. Even the other party’s age, height, weight, and zodiac sign had been accurately determined.

Xiao Hui was a little angry now. “Sheng Sheng, your requests are too outrageous. If you don’t want us to arrange blind dates for you, just say it. There’s no need to beat around the bush and make things difficult for us. We’re doing this for your own good anyway. Why don’t you know how to appreciate a good person’s kindness?”

“But Third Aunt said that Fourth Aunt and Fifth Aunt have a lot of connections. You know all the young masters of the wealthy families in China, right? If even you can’t find them, what should I do?” Ling Sheng lowered her eyes in disappointment and twiddled her fingers sadly, wanting to laugh badly inside.

It was just acting, which was her forte. She dared to pat her chest and say that when it came to acting, everyone present was trash compared to her!

On the other hand, Cao Yunxian gave Xiao Hui a meaningful look. Then, she smiled and said, “Sheng Sheng is right. Fifth Aunt will definitely find you a good match. Let’s agree on it then. You’re not allowed to reject us when we get you to go on a blind date.”

It was a blind date, after all. They just had to exaggerate the person’s qualifications. What kind of qualifications the man had was all up to how they presented him verbally anyway.

Ling Sheng thought, they were all experts. She smiled and nodded. “Thank you, Fifth Aunt.”

She had realized that Eldest Aunt, who had been the first to mention it at the dining table and had even wanted to arrange blind dates for her, had not said a word since the beginning. She kept listening to the others.

This eldest aunt was Huo Xuanzhou’s mother. He had probably dragged her over to whisper a reminder to her!

However, she had also realized that among all the women, she was the least hostile toward her. Perhaps Huo Xuanzhou had told his mother something before she had come?

Since the women at home were talking, the men did not interfere. They all went to play mahjong. They even called a few people over. Ling Sheng did not know any of them.

Huo Xiao was not feeling well, so Su Xiyin was worried. She stayed in their room to watch her husband. When he fell asleep, she left and the women in the living room got up to leave.

Su Xiyin tugged at Ling Sheng and asked her a few words in a low voice.

Upon seeing this, Cao Yunxian said sarcastically, “Why? Mother, are you afraid that we’ll bully Sheng Sheng? If you’re that scared, you should have accompanied her just now!”

“That’s right. Can we ‘eat’ Sheng Sheng?” Xiao Hui increased her pitch and smiled. Then, she raised the volume of her voice louder. “Sheng Sheng is Father’s treasure. We can barely wait to please her!”

The few remaining people agreed too. She treated them like wolves and tigers, as though they could even eat humans. Even if they wanted to eat humans, they would not do it at home!

“Aunties, you’re joking. Grandma asked me where Xiaoqi had gone; she wasn’t talking about you guys,” Ling Sheng explained with a smile.

“That’s right. If Mother didn’t say anything, we would have all forgotten. Where’s your Xiaoqi?” Xiao Hui, who knew how to talk, smiled at Ling Sheng.

“Where else could he have gone? I saw Zhou’er take him away. They must have gone to have fun!” Jiang Meiyun saw her son take the child out.

Ye Ru said jokingly, “Sister-in-law, since when does Ah Zhou like children so much? Hurry up and get him married so that he can give you a grandchild for you too.”

That scumbag Ah Zhou was not a good person. Of all the daughters of a good family in the capital, who would dare marry him? He was even more b*stardly than when Sixth Brother in his youth. His reputation was terrible.