Rebirth: The Courtyard Bride Is Cool and Radiant novel Chapter 580

Chapter 580: Chapter 580: Xiaoxi Wasn’t Mistaken, That Really Was Yunyi

Ye Wenhui wasn’t having it: "Are you implying that I’m unlucky, or that you’re unlucky?"

Zheng Xuewen quickly felt embarrassed, coughed lightly with a strong desire to survive: "We might be missing just a tiny bit, but we’re people of fortune."

Suddenly he spoke up, "Am I going to be brothers-in-law with Big Brother Huo in the future?"

Everyone paused for a moment and then burst out laughing.

Qiao Wenyu chuckled and said, "What, you’re just realizing it now?"

Zheng Xuewen looked quite embarrassed.

Leaving Ye Wenhui rolling her eyes at him multiple times.

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Beijing

The Huo Family’s year-end dinner was also quite lively.

Several families all brought their households back to the courtyard.

With Auntie Zhang cooking at home, the sisters-in-law just helped with minor tasks, but even so, Duan Zhuangyu just took one turn in the kitchen and then headed to the sofa to wait for the food.

Huo Shanhe glared over there, his expression darkening.

His wife, as a mother-in-law, was still helping in the kitchen, while Duan Zhuangyu, a daughter-in-law, had left—and she always boasted about her cultural upbringing, which really made people shake their heads.

Huo Gaodi noticed his father’s change in expression and quickly nudged his wife with his elbow: "Auntie Jiang and everyone else are helping in the kitchen, why did you come out?"

Duan Zhuangyu angrily glanced at him: "The kitchen is only so big; it can’t fit that many people. If I come out, they have more space."

Gui Hongmei couldn’t help but say, "See, I told you so."

However, the others in the kitchen didn’t comment on it. Since Huo Gaodi was willing to take it, it wasn’t anyone else’s concern. After all, they didn’t live together, everyone just considered it entertainment and wouldn’t interfere.

Jiang Jingya couldn’t help but think about her son and daughter-in-law, wondering how they were spending their New Year.

Glancing at Duan Zhuangyu, she thought to herself: Her own daughter-in-law was so much better, charming and capable both inside and outside the home, and importantly, she brought pride to the family.

She hadn’t mentioned Yunyi’s acting career publicly, but in recent days, there had been no shortage of talk about Yunyi in the courtyard, all praises, which made her immensely pleased.

Just as she was recalling this, the second daughter-in-law remarked: "Auntie Jiang, a few days ago, Xiaoxi went with my family’s younger siblings to see a movie and came back saying she saw Little Aunt in the film, which made me laugh so hard."

Jiang Jingya knew Gao Ruyi was good, and seeing Gui Hongmei focused on her ingredients, she lowered her voice: "Xiaoxi wasn’t mistaken; that really was Yunyi."