After awakening the space, I married the cold-faced handsome guy

"Ming Yueshu?"

A slightly uncertain voice came from behind, and Mingyueshu subconsciously turned around.

"It turns out it's really you. I thought I was seeing things. I didn't expect to meet you again when I went to the countryside." Liu Xinrou was a little surprised to meet the unlucky Ming Yueshu here. She already knew when she was at home that the place where the other party was registered to go to the countryside was in her grandparents' hometown.

I don’t know what happened in the meantime, but Mingyueshu actually came here. It seems that her aunt’s plan has completely failed.

It makes sense when you think about it. Ming Jiaojiao has come here, so her aunt must have known about this. However, even if she knew, it would be of no use.

"It's really a coincidence." She had met Liu Xinrou once when she first arrived at the Ming family, so even if she was not familiar with her, she would not fail to recognize her.

"Yueshu, is this your friend?" Zhang Meng tugged at Ming Yueshu's sleeve. She thought it was a friend she knew and they met here, so she couldn't help asking.

"No, she is Liu Xinyue's cousin. We have only met once, but we are not familiar with each other." She didn't want to have anything to do with the Liu family.

Although Liu Xinrou and Liu Xinyue didn't get along, she had no intention of making friends with them.

"Oh, Liu Xinyue's cousin!" Zhang Meng had an understanding look on her face and was no longer curious. She and Ming Yueshu were good friends, so naturally they disliked Liu Xinyue, and they also had no good feelings towards her family and friends.

She felt that Ming Yueshu probably didn't want to chat with the other party, so she pulled her arm and said, "Yueshu, let's go catch the fish quickly. We have been delayed for half a day. Let's try to go back early to process the fish today."

"Okay." Ming Yueshu said, and said goodbye to Liu Xinrou, "We have something else to do, so we'll leave first."

Liu Xinrou looked at the backs of the two people walking away hand in hand for a long time, and suddenly she snorted as if she thought of something. She felt that her aunt and uncle's wish that Ming Yueshu help Ming Jiaojiao would be dashed again.

Judging from this brief interaction, Mingyueshu doesn't seem like the kind of person who would let others lead her by the nose. Then again, what kind of person Mingyueshu is has nothing to do with her.

She still had her own affairs to deal with. Thinking of those people plotting against her, Liu Xinrou's face was terribly gloomy. Today, Su Xiaoqiu, the unlucky guy, suffered. She wouldn't be so lucky next time...

If she had known the situation would be like this, she would never have taken the lead. That idiot Ming Jiaojiao still hasn't understood the situation and only wants to be in the spotlight, risking offending other people at the educated youth center. Does she think that by speaking for Liu Jiabao, she will gain the gratitude and goodwill of the villagers?

It's really ridiculous.

She might have even lost her last guarantee. She also realized that the old educated youths, especially the female ones, all followed the lead of Lin Jiahui. Although she didn't know all the battle records, she probably knew a little bit. How could someone who could make the villagers and the team leader afraid of her not have something special?

Since Lin Jiahui came to the educated youth site, no female educated youth has married a villager. You should know that before that, four of the five female educated youth married villagers, and the only remaining one was the child of a villager's relative. Doesn't this indicate a problem?

Only fools would dig their own graves. She even regretted that she was too tired on the first day and didn't control her temper, so she didn't take the opportunity to build a good relationship with the other party.

Fortunately, I didn't offend the other party. What I should do after returning today is to immediately draw a clear line between myself and Ming Jiaojiao and not let people accuse them of being in the same group.

"Since we've come here from the countryside, we shouldn't be arrogant or classify ourselves as different from the farmers. We should know that the food supplied to the city is all grown by us farmers. Construction..."