Strict Wife Of The '70s Manages The Household-Chapter 959

Lin Lan smiled. All the children were cute. As long as they corrected their mistakes, every child was a good child, “Of course, Fourth Aunt welcomes you.”

Xiaoxin was completely happy at this point.

Tang Hehua was still hiding on the sidelines because she was shy. She secretly listened to Lin Lan and others being nice to Xiaoxin again, which made her happy.

When cooking in the evening, Tang Hehua took the initiative to help Eldest Sister-in-law Lin, “Eldest Sister-in-law, I will help you light the fire.”

The older woman looked at her and said, “That’s great, there isn’t a girl in our family to help with housework. I would be happy if you were my little sister.”

Seeing that Eldest SIster-in-law Lin did not bully her, Tang Hehua was happy again.

Eldest SIster-in-law Lin would naturally not bully her. In the past, Tang Hehua did not dare to make trouble for her even when she was spoiled. Since she was like a meek wife who just got married now, there were even lesser reasons to want to treat her badly.

When eating in the evening, Tang Hehua diligently set the bowls and chopsticks for everyone. Old Lady Lin, Lin Lan and Eldest Sister-in-law Lin were served one by one.

Lin Lan saw that the youngest wife was really happy and didn’t seem to be forcing herself to smile. She also admired her ability to adjust in such a short time. Tang Hehua could live a good and stable life from now on, so Lin Lan naturally wouldn’t care about it anymore.

Several children were also muttering together. Xiaowang, “Brother Xiaoxin, you can’t read and there are some games that you don’t really know how to play either.”

Children in the Lin family usually went to elementary school for a few years and were then able to read, but Xiaoxin didn’t want to because his grandmother and mother said that going to school was useless. Old Lady Lin encouraged twice but Tang Hehua didn’t listen back then, so she just let it go. Now when the younger child said it, Xiaoxin was very much convinced and told his grandma that he wanted to go to school.

After the family discussed it, it would be just right for him to attend school in the fall since he was 8 years old this year.

Seeing that the relationships between the younger in-laws and grandchildren were getting better, Old Lady Lin was very moved. She had to mutter to the old man about what she did wrong and what needed to be corrected. Above all else, she had to do better in the future.

Old Man Lin said, “Just one thing— don’t be partial.”

Old Lady Lin hit him, “You said I’m partial? It’s all passed down from your family. Don’t you remember how much favouritism your mother displayed?”

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Her late mother-in-law was very powerful. When her daughters complained about their mothers-in-law and sisters-in-law back home, she would directly hit them with a stick, making the daughters so angry that they never came to her house. She truly treated her daughters like spilt water. Fortunately, she respected her daughters-in-law enough and seemed to agree that they, along with her sons, were filial to her, so her later years were smooth sailing.

As for her daughters, because they had no backing from their parents’ home, they managed to win over their husbands and teach their children well in their new family. Plus, they learned to get along with their parents-in-law and sisters-in-law. Even if they quarreled and fought a lot in the past few years, they lived a good life when the children grew up. Now, two of Old Man Lin’s sisters occasionally come back and talk to Old Lady Lin about the past, reminiscing about their mother.