Chapter 65 – 65 65 Pacification

Chapter 65: Chapter 65 Pacification Chapter 65: Chapter 65 Pacification Meng Jingfen felt that Meng Wanhua was quite right, Lin Youdong was so stingy that if she went to him with a complaint, he might only help her find a job.

If she could keep that job it would be fine, but if she couldn’t work there for very long, she would have nothing to fall back on.

It would be better to rely on Meng Wanhua with peace of mind.

Feeling guilty, she said to Meng Wanhua, “I was just too scared earlier, scared that Lin Fangwei would force me to donate a kidney.”

Meng Wanhua nodded gently, “I understand.

Consider this as your aunt owing you a big favor; I will definitely repay you when I have the chance.”

Meng Jingfen waved her hand insincerely, “Aunt, please don’t say that.

You have helped me so much, it’s only right that I help you too.”

Meng Wanhua smiled, “Let’s not talk about this for now.

I wanted to tell you something.

The job as a pastry shop sales clerk I mentioned yesterday was actually arranged by me, and it’s still available.

You can start working once you get your health certificate tomorrow.”

Meng Jingfen felt like she had seen the light and smiled happily, “Thank you, Aunt.”

During the following time, Meng Chuyue stayed in the “Space.”

Most of the time she was daydreaming; the rest of the time, she used “Space Water” and “Spirit Plant” to make pastries and cookies.

After eight in the evening, she found a chance to come out of the “Space,” opened and closed the front door, pretending she had just come back from outside.

In the past, Meng Jingfen would not come out to greet her when she returned home.

But today, hearing the noise, she came out.

She looked at Meng Chuyue meaningfully and said with a smile, “Neither your aunt nor I have eaten dinner yet, you make some extra.”

Meng Chuyue looked at her surprised, “Is mom not feeling well?”

Meng Jingfen did not expect her to ask that and felt a bit awkward.

She chuckled awkwardly, “Um, your aunt said she’s a bit unwell and is sleeping.”

Meng Chuyue nodded, went to check on Meng Wanhua in the master bedroom.

Meng Wanhua, who had been lying down, got up when she heard her come home and smiled at Meng Chuyue, “I’m fine, just a bit tired.

Don’t worry.”

“Okay,” Meng Chuyue handed her a pack of freshly made cookies, “This is from Aunt Qin.

I tried a bit, and they taste particularly good.

Have some first, I’ll go cook.”

Meng Jingfen, upon hearing this, swallowed her saliva, about to go in and snag some when Meng Chuyue pulled out a brand-new lipstick and handed it to her, “Sister Jingfen, this is the lipstick I promised to give you, it’s this year’s new edition, over eighty dollars, try it and see.”

A lipstick that cost over eighty dollars?

Meng Jingfen was overjoyed, forgetting all about the cookies, and hurried back to her room to try the lipstick.

Although Meng Chuyue detested Meng Jingfen, she knew it was better to appease her for now, so the quality of the lipstick was very good.

After using it, Meng Jingfen couldn’t find a single fault, and felt even more determined to maintain a peaceful coexistence with Meng Wanhua and Meng Chuyue for the time being.

…

The next morning, Meng Chuyue arrived at the Fruit Store at six-thirty.

Tong Wen and Xia Ping had already opened the door.

Meng Chuyue looked around the store and noticed that the twenty pounds of “Space Fruit” left yesterday had all been sold.

Regular fruits had also decreased considerably.

She raised an eyebrow at the two clerks, “Seems like business was good yesterday.”

Tong Wen and Xia Ping had already discussed it.

For the first few days, they would work together.

Once they got the hang of it, they would take shifts.

So both yesterday and today, they were watching the store together.

They both smiled, and Tong Wen said somewhat awkwardly, “But, after doing the accounts last night, we realized that the income from regular fruits isn’t enough to cover our wages.”

Xia Ping didn’t speak, just nodding on the side like a pecking hen, “Mhm mhm mhm.”

Meng Chuyue: “…”

Indeed, they were good girls.

Had they been even slightly selfish, they wouldn’t have reminded her about this.