Chapter 67: Reborn in the Nineties: The Tyrant Flower Chapter Sixty-Seven: Sickly

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Protagonist:

Chai Mi

In her previous life, Chai Mi's impression of this cousin sister of hers, Chai Min, was in a state of hating iron for not becoming steel.

In her previous life, Chai Min's body was sickly and weak; although she grew to be extremely fair and pretty, she was truly sick.

Chai Min lacked trace elements throughout her body, causing her skin to be excessively pale, and also excessively fragile. She could not withstand wind, could not withstand rain, could not withstand the sun. In spring she was allergic to pollen, in summer allergic to the sun, in autumn allergic to mosquitoes and insects, in winter a single cold snap and her face would break out in chilblains.

In short, she was just a sickly.

This sickly also had a love-brain...

In her previous life, Chai Min did get into university; although her grades were average, in this era, those who could get into university were phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. What a pity... this sickly fell for a certain someone, and actually didn't even go to university, came back home to plow fields.

As a result, she hard-generated Chai You Fu and his wife into being angered half to death.

The key point is, in her previous life Chai Min later regretted it, made trouble for divorce, married into the city to a family even more difficult, took on a mortgage, and instead tossed the family into an even more miserable state...

In her previous life, Chai You Fu until death never repaid the famine...

However, no matter how you put it, in her previous life Chai Min was indeed a sickly, and not someone who liked excitement much. Although the stuff in her head wasn't quite right, she absolutely was not a person who liked to join in on excitement.

But, these few days, Chai Mi always felt this sickly cousin sister was a bit off.

But, where exactly it was off, she couldn't quite put her finger on it.

Chai Mi was quite helpless; if it were anyone else, Chai Mi just wouldn't open the door. But if it was Chai Min, Chai Min had no choice but to go open the door...

In case this sickly, in a moment of carelessness, fell ill right at her own doorway...

That would be a major event...

Chai Mi had no money to treat the sickly's illness.

Chai Min unwillingly untied the apron from her waist, threw it aside, tidied her clothes, then went out and opened the main gate.

"Oh my... cousin sister... what wind blew you here?" Chai Mi said with a smile that didn't reach her eyes: "Come come come, don't just stand there stupidly, come in."

Although Chai Mi said this, the half-door of the house was not opened.

Not the slightest intention of inviting Chai Min in.

Chai Min's expression was still normal, just rubbing her somewhat sore arm; she had just been knocking for ten minutes, even a deaf person could hear it, yet Chai Mi only came to open the door now...

Chai Min muttered in her heart: Hypocritical...

"Cousin Sister." Chai Min smiled, revealing two little tiger teeth: "Third Aunt drank pesticide, you should still go take a look."

Chai Mi frowned: "I'm not a doctor; she drank pesticide, you should go find a doctor, coming to find me is no use either..."

Chai Min's smile froze on her face: "..."

"Grandmother said, Third Aunt was angry with you, came out from your house, then went back and drank pesticide."

"Right... look how clearly Wang Huirong put it. Cousin sister, you need to grasp the key point: she went back and drank pesticide. Not at my house drinking pesticide. What does it have to do with me? Besides, even if Xiao Doubao drank pesticide at my house, as long as it wasn't me who poured it into her, then it has nothing to do with me." Chai Min simply wouldn't pay any attention to Che Lianyun.

"If any random Tom, Dick, or Harry comes to my doorway for a walk, goes back and drinks pesticide, I'd have to manage all of them? My place isn't a funeral parlor or King Yama's hall, I truly don't have that obligation to manage, you say isn't that right... my cousin sister."

Chai Min was retorted into speechlessness by Chai Mi.

She originally thought the front courtyard old house was in an uproar, thought since it was Chai Mi who provoked it, this matter really should call Chai Mi over, otherwise Chai You Fu couldn't step away from this matter either, but it was very obvious Chai Mi simply didn't buy this act at all.