Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home

Chapter 1223: Brothers

Editor: Henyee Translations

“Yes, we’re well aware of your past experiences with bullying. Please, take your time,” Qiao Xuan reassured the individual.

Qiao Xuan had been present on behalf of the Zhao Family, and upon hearing the name “Zhao,” her attention piqued, though she knew it wasn’t the Zhao Family she was meant to focus on.

Young Master Zhao lowered his voice, but his anger remained palpable as he spoke, “Brother Li, Brother Zhang, it’s quite unusual that you don’t resent me and instead choose to stand by my side, unlike those who constantly seek favor from others! Just wait and watch; the family business will ultimately be mine, sooner or later! Hmph!”

Brother Li and Brother Zhang humbly offered their consolation, with one of them sighing, “I sympathize with Brother Zhao’s situation. As the eldest son, you should rightfully be in charge of the family business. Why do your parents hold your brother in such high regard? He’s already a mid-level manager in such a large workshop, while after several years of training, you’re left managing just two small restaurants that require little involvement. I genuinely can’t fathom what your father is thinking!”

In an outburst of frustration, Brother Zhao slammed his hand on the table again and exclaimed, “That conniving scoundrel! He’s the craftiest of them all. He constantly flatters me in front of our parents, tattling on me! Am I not allowed to make a single mistake? Isn’t it normal to need guidance?”

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“Absolutely! You’re right! Nobody’s perfect; we all require guidance.”

“Exactly! That’s how we grow.”

While Brother Li and Brother Zhang attempted to console Qiao Xuan, their words seemed to be stoking Brother Zhao’s fiery emotions. He continued with a string of curses and sneers, “That wicked bastard thinks he can take everything for himself and inherit the family business? He’s delusional! Let’s not forget, there’s a legitimate son out there roaming around. He may not be promising, but he’s the rightful heir! Just wait and see; when he returns, it will be quite a spectacle!”

Taken aback, Qiao Xuan exchanged glances with Lixia and Liqiu, refraining from further comments.

Could it be that they were fortunate enough to encounter Zhao Shu’s brother?

Was this referring to the concubine’s eldest son?

According to the information they had gathered, Zhao Ye and Zhao Zhai were both considered of intermediate intelligence, with Zhao Ye being perceived as the more intelligent and capable of the two. Additionally, he had the favor of Zhao Mu and Ms. Qin. However, they hadn’t anticipated that the relationship between the two brothers was so strained.

If this was indeed the case, it might simplify matters significantly.

Before long, the dishes arrived, each one as visually appealing as it was delectable.

Yet, Qiao Xuan’s thoughts had shifted away from the meal. She was now eating absentmindedly, her attention focused on the conversation at the adjacent table.

The more she overheard, the more certain she became that this fiery-tempered brother was indeed Ms. Qin’s son.

Fortune seemed to be on her side.

Zhao Zhai had been nursing a long-standing depression and had consumed enough alcohol to impair his judgment. This wasn’t the first time he had exchanged heated words with his brother in the company of friends, so he spoke without restraint, displaying remarkable skill in venting his frustrations.

When they departed, having had their fill of alcohol, Qiao Xuan left in the company of Lixia and Liqiu.

Upon their return to the lodging, Shao Yunduan had yet to arrive.

Qiao Xuan took a soothing bath and freshened up, then advised Lixia and Liqiu to take a well-deserved rest while she awaited Shao Yunduan’s return. In the meantime, her thoughts continued to dwell on the Zhao Family.

The amenities at their disposal included readily available hot water and a variety of services, making things incredibly convenient, eliminating any need to burden the two girls with unnecessary chores.