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Reborn in the 80s: Reclaiming a Stolen Life.
Chapter 36: Let It Slip. [36]
Summary
In a darkening sky, Yan Yan returns home, mindful of her mother’s feelings. They encounter Cheng Xiao Hua, who sarcastically complains about their absence. Yan Yan cleverly diverts attention, leading to praise for her sensibility. At home, tensions rise as Cheng Xiao Hua expresses frustration over dinner preparations. The children, unaware of the adult dynamics, inadvertently stir trouble by revealing they dined out, leading to tears and misunderstandings. Cheng Xiao Hua’s anger escalates upon learning of the restaurant visit, feeling overworked while others enjoyed luxuries. The chapter ends with discussions about the meal's cost, hinting at family tensions over finances.Full content
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