Every ti Ji’s mother saw her, she’d say many words of praise, saying she was generous, graceful, excellent and talented, a perfect match for their family, insisting she was the only one fit for her son.
Was it all just talk?
Xue Huiyi was terrified, hurried to the door, fearful for her life. She had yet to deal with Xue Feiting and Yi Suilu seeking revenge, not to ntion a soon-to-be forr mother-in-law who was already displeased with her.
Besieged on all sides.
"Miss Xue, speak about the engagent cancellation and leave; don’t linger here." Father Ji, in this family, understood Ji’s mother the best.
Ji’s mother now resembled an enraged tigress, her gaze fierce, ready to devour.
Thankfully, the Ji Family had Father Ji, who was reasonable.
Xue Huiyi withdrew completely from the engagent, "The suitcase contains so shares and jewelry Auntie gave . I’m planning to have soone handle the rest of the procedures later."
She hesitated and added, "Uncle, trust , I wasn’t unfaithful, not even emotionally; I just couldn’t get along with Ji Heng..."
"Alright, alright, I beg you, leave quickly. Whether you were unfaithful or not, explain it to my son. I’m not him; his sha isn’t my problem."
No normal people would enter the Ji Family; they’re all crazy.
Father Ji sneered coldly.
His sources of information were far more astute than Xue Huiyi’s.
He didn’t know all the details, but he recognized the happenings involving his son, both sons being quite smart.
Who is Su Xiaocai? The one who saved his two sons’ lives.
If they don’t believe soone who risked everything to protect them but blindly trust their girlfriend, then that’s truly a problem with their heads.
Regarding Xue Huiyi herself, Father Ji was never optimistic. Her exterior was too falsely perfect; she wasn’t quite real.
Upon closer interaction, she’d seem a bit petty, her perspectives not truly those of soone raised by the Xue Family.
Yet flaws shouldn’t overshadow her willingness to listen to elders, which was certainly likable.
He later understood the Xue Family wanting Xue Huiyi to enjoy her youth for a few more years, thus delaying her successor training.
Hence, understanding why, in certain occasions, she might lack composure, as her mindset wasn’t much different from other ordinary girls, still at a naïve, innocent stage.
They planned for her to gain experience post-graduation, but it seems impossible. Even after years with his wife, she hadn’t discerned Ji’s mother’s praise was purely for her son’s sake.
This inability to read expressions was too poor, too self-centered; canceling the engagent was the best choice.
Xue Huiyi wanted to speak more.
Father Ji pretended not to restrain Ji’s mother, causing Xue Huiyi’s expression to change. Despite her strength, this was the Ji Family; she couldn’t harm anyone.
She turned to leave and, passing through the foyer, grumbled indignantly, "No wonder the elder son acts so crazy; it’s hereditary."
Coincidentally, this remark was overheard by the housekeeper working outside the foyer.
While rushing, Xue Huiyi didn’t notice the housekeeper squinting her eyes.
The housekeeper had long been displeased with Miss Xue, who never treated them like humans, showing little kindness privately.
She was even more polite to a dog compared to them.
What aggravated her further was Xue Huiyi’s insult towards the eldest young master.
Ji Li was gentle, always wearing a smile, treating them generously, often giving bonuses. Such a good employer was slandered by a woman who didn’t know her place.
How could this be?
Underestimating them, the lower class, would result in severe losses.
The commotion inside continued. As the housekeeper helped tidy up, she inadvertently heard major gossip, noting that Miss Xue’s reputation was greatly tarnished.
The Ji Family housekeeper clocked out at five and promptly went to gossip under the big banyan tree at the park, unintentionally bringing up Xue Huiyi.
Another housekeeper said, "You know her too? Do you work at the Xue Family? Talking about her, though, might lead to retaliation."
Ji Family housekeeper replied, "Why? Would soone here snitch? Speak quietly, so we can steer clear of trouble."
"Trouble?" A lady familiar with the housekeepers erged, "How so?"
"That Miss Xue has a really bad temper." Another housekeeper, previously at the Xue Family, imdiately resigned and sought a new job after witnessing Xue Huiyi slap a young housekeeper’s face during a tantrum.
For cleaning work, if not fitting in one household, another welcod them; experienced workers were highly sought after.
The forr Xue Family housekeeper recounted the unfortunate young one’s undeserving consequences because she was late collecting dolls Xue Huiyi hung outside due to a sudden downpour.
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