Chapter 31: 纨 绔 (6) (2)

And the pink girl brought three girls, and the two didn't even get too close. The girl was sitting inside, and Zhu Zecheng was standing at the table outside, covered with a piece of drawing paper, and he was still holding A brush is obviously talking.
Seeing this scene, Mother Zhu suddenly sighed with relief, "Zecheng, what are you doing here?"
"I paint for my cousin."
With an innocent look, Zhu Zecheng got up to salute his mother, and met the other wives: "Since we made a marriage with our cousin, we haven't had time to meet. This time, I said I would draw a picture for my cousin, mother, Aunt, why are some ladies here? "
Mother Zhu started to ask me when I promised you to make a relationship with my cousin. Suddenly remembering the last time he talked, she just fooled and tried to find a wife for Zhu Zecheng.
Did he take it seriously? ?
Now that so many ladies are here, things have cleared the way, and even if she regrets it, she can only grit her teeth and recognize the family.
Zhu Mother is not good, and she hates Madam Hou outside. Ze Cheng meets the woman. She put on such a pose to attract so many people here, what a peace of mind!
But on the face, she also laughed: "Anyway, your aunt didn't know that you were engaged to your cousin and was a little surprised."
"That being the case, we will not prevent you two from being young, sister, let's go!"
The word sister is obviously biting an accent and hating her.
A group of ladies backed out, and Zhu Zecheng put down his paintbrush, and let the girl and Xiaoyi send the cousin out, and then opened the curtain.
"Qing En, thank you for fulfilling me and my cousin. My mother has been unwilling to promise me and my cousin's marriage. Now this marriage has passed the clear road in front of his wife, Man Shengjing. She will definitely not say anything more, but I am grateful. You help me figure it out, my brother remembers you! "
Behind the curtain, Duan Qingen looked at Xi Yuzhen, who was standing beside him with a sullen expression, and showed an innocent smile: "You're welcome, all brothers."