Veterinarian: From unemployment to the top of life

It was almost twelve o'clock, and mysterious footsteps were heard in Liao Jingjing's villa...

The door was locked when I came in, so there was only one possibility for someone to come in: Gao Xiaoli is back!

Although I was a little nervous, I soon calmed down...

So what if she comes?

I just slept with her daughter...what, does she have an objection?

I am "acting on orders"!

"Brother Song, my mother is back, what should I do?" Liao Jingjing was so scared that she was shaking all over.

"Didn't your mother just leave today?"

"I don't know... I don't know why she came back at this moment," Liao Jingjing's voice changed nervously.

"Hey! Be good, don't be afraid!" I patted Liao Jingjing's petite shoulder and said, "At worst, I can kill your mother too."

"Ah? Are you serious?" Liao Jingjing looked at me nervously.

......

As they were talking, the person outside had already walked straight to the door of the master bedroom and stopped.

It seemed that the other party also heard someone talking in the room...

There was the sound of the doorknob turning, and the other party was opening the door.

I originally wanted to take the initiative to shout "Who is it?"

But I felt that was meaningless, so I just lay on the bed, looking at the door, with my hand on Liao Jingjing's chest...

Liao Jingjing curled up in fear and hid in the bed.

The door opened, and to Liao Jingjing's and my surprise, the person standing at the door was not Gao Xiaoli, but Zhou Shuya!

She looked at me and Liao Jingjing in astonishment, her brows slightly furrowed, and her expression very complicated.

There was disappointment, jealousy, and a hint of unwillingness in his eyes!

When she saw Zhou Shuya, Liao Jingjing's nervousness finally eased and she breathed a sigh of relief...

She didn't know that I was also having an affair with her cousin.

Looking at Zhou Shuya's slightly annoyed expression, I was also very confused.

Let’s not talk about it for now, how did she get in?

Does Zhou Shuya know that Liao Jingjing is also my woman?

Before, I was doing it with Liao Jingjing on the sofa in the office, and Zhou Shuya was hiding in the inner room.

It seems like she shouldn't come to "catch me cheating"?

What's going on in the house? Can't you hear it from your porch? Can't you understand?

Why make it so awkward?

"Sister Shuya," Liao Jingjing muttered nervously.

Zhou Shuya didn't say anything, just looked at me with a complicated expression.

"Oh...here it comes," I said casually.

Zhou Shuya's eyes were red, and she was about to cry. She sniffed and said, "Isn't that too biased?"

"No," I sat up and instinctively wanted to touch the cigarette box, but after thinking about it, I gave up.

I stood up, walked to Zhou Shuya, pulled her in, and closed the door.

Zhou Shuya burst into tears of grievance, and her whole body moved mechanically like a wooden man...

"Baby, why are you here?" I asked, wiping her tears.

Zhou Shuya looked at me with resentment and choked up, "Why do you... keep pampering her? Who am I?"

"Oh, no!" I stroked Zhou Shuya's shoulder and said, "I just have a mission, you know!"

"I wouldn't say anything if you weren't here, but now that you're back, it's not my turn. This is too much of a bully!" Zhou Shuya complained with tears in her eyes.

"Ouch!" I picked up Zhou Shuya in a princess hug and frowned, "Baby, I've been thinking about you, but... aren't you shai (dialect: 色 is pronounced shai, third tone, Northeastern dialect, used to describe someone who is fussy, mysophobic, and unwilling to share with others), I can't just split you in half, I didn't succeed last time with Jingjing."

"Wow!" Zhou Shuya didn't know what to say at this moment and cried sadly in my arms.

"Sister Shuya, can we be together?" Liao Jingjing had already seen the problem by now, and knelt on the bed to comfort her. However, Zhou Shuya continued to cry, acting even more childish than Liao Jingjing!

Jingjing's mother Gao Xiaoli, and her ex-father Liao Guangyi, are both from the South, so they didn't understand what I meant by "separation of colors" just now?

Zhou Shuya’s father is from Northeast China. Sometimes when she talks to me, she always uses some Northeastern dialect unnaturally, so I learned some of it.

Because of this, some words are encrypted so that only the two of us can understand them.

In fact, when people get along with each other for a long time, they will learn from each other in language.

For example, when Wu Xinwen spoke to me, although her Mandarin was very good, she still spoke some Sichuan and Chongqing dialects.

Just like she asked me at the beginning: How long have you been in Wu Group?

The word "好" means "how long" in her dialect system, which can be understood as the English "how?"

But in the dialect of my hometown, "好久了" is an adverb of degree, which means it has been a very long time.

So when we started talking, we were talking nonsense and had no idea what the other person was trying to say.

This is still considered good. If you say something wrong, it will lead to misunderstandings or even fights!

For example, Lin Pingping's adoptive parents are from Jin, and when they say someone is "fat", they mean that the other person is fat, and there is no intention to insult the other person at all.

But in Zhou Shuya's language system, the Northeastern dialect "肉" means cowardly, hopeless, slow to react, and incompetent. The degree of insult is more serious than cursing his ancestors for eight generations!

This is true only if your own father scolds you, but if someone else scolds you, you will have a fight!

If someone from Jin goes up to someone from Northeast China and says, "You've become so weak lately," the other person would want to kill you!

I learned a lot from following these women.

The only ones from whom I learned nothing were the Sun sisters.

I can't understand a single word of their Jiangsu and Zhejiang dialect, really not a single word!

I'd rather they spoke English to each other!

Liao Jingjing had already extended a cordial invitation, and Zhou Shuya glanced at her with embarrassment and grievance.

I laid Zhou Shuya flat on the bed and hugged her tightly.

"Okay, dear! Don't be so petty..." I pinched her chin and comforted her: "Hubby is always thinking about you..."

"You're lying!" Zhou Shuya's tears flowed down her cheeks as she choked up and said, "I thought you would come to me after dinner, but... you came here, wuwuwu!"

"How did you know I was here?" I asked.

"I've been staring at you!" Zhou Shuya sobbed, "I wanted to let you go, but then I thought, where are you going tomorrow? I'm so angry that I can't sleep, wuwuwu!"

"Pfft!" I asked with a smile, "How did you get the key to this villa?"

Zhou Shuya sniffed and said, "Last year, I lived in this villa! I thought the lighting was not good, so I changed it. I still have the key..."

It’s all nonsense to say anything else at this moment. I kissed Zhou Shuya passionately and then started to take off her clothes…

"Jingjing, go sleep in the next room," I said to Liao Jingjing, turning my head sideways.

She had already done it once, so the mission was accomplished.

"Oh!" Liao Jingjing nodded sensibly, stood up and prepared to leave.

"No need!" Zhou Shuya grabbed Liao Jingjing's wrist and said, "Good sister, let's go together."