Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

After a moment of silence, Carrie said to the two aunts, “Aunt Brenda, aunt Amy, I have no place to go now, so I will stay here to eat. When my cousins come back, I will let them accompany me. Wait for me to go back and help me beat the wolf dogs raised by Camryn to death. When I get in, you will benefit from them.”

“Okay, then you just wait here for a while; after eating, wait until they get off work, and then they’ll go back with you.”

After hearing Carrie say that they would not be treated badly, the two aunts enthusiastically left Carrie.

“Carrie, what do you want to eat tonight? Tell me, I will go buy some groceries and cook it for you right now. But my cooking skills are just average, so don’t dislike it then.”

Although the Newman family was not as rich as it is now, it was not poor either.

The two aunts and the others had never experienced hardship or poverty since they were born. When they grew up, the husband they chose was a good match for their Newman family. They were not rich and powerful, but they had enough food and clothing and had several small factories. Compared to ordinary people, they were considered wealthy.

Therefore, none of them are good at cooking because there is a cook at home, so they are not required to cook. They cook occasionally, and the food they cook is just barely edible. Now that we have no money and need to be self-reliant, the two aunts are responsible for preparing three meals a day for the family, so they can improve their cooking skills.

were well aware of Carrie’s tricky tongue and were afraid that Carrie wouldn’t be able

coax; she was very willful and unruly. However, their brother and sister-in-law

let alone now. Now the two families were counting on Carrie to take back

only in her early twenties, and her only nephew was still in college.

return there

think I am better

was not used to

ate, and she got

she could eat Camryn’s meat. If it weren’t for the blind woman, Camryn, she wouldn’t have gone

you’ve suffered. It’ll be fine now that you’re out. Let’s be more careful