Reborn in the 80s: Everyone Falls For Me Chapter 766: 766: Achieving Goals through Indirect Means (3

Chapter 766: Chapter 766: Achieving Goals through Indirect ans (3 more chapters)

Sister-in-law Du pushed several tis but couldn’t persuade Ji Ruhua to leave, so she had no choice but to let her help inside.

There were many people today, and the quantity of food was not small; Ji Ruhua got involved and took the initiative to offer to take charge of the cooking.

She claid her cooking skills were decent and wanted to give the other sisters a break.

Sister-in-law Du was only too happy to have a break and willingly gave up the head cook position.

One of the sisters even said, “Xiao Ji is quite diligent and can endure hardships.”

She is just right for dating soone from the troops; n at this base are often gone for days on end.

Only won who can endure hardships would be introduced to them.

However, due to Ji Ruhua’s abrupt ntion of Jin Yu’s na earlier, that tone and expression led several sisters to suspect sothing.

So when this sister complinted Ji Ruhua, the other sisters didn’t join in the conversation.

Xu Niannian glanced at Ji Ruhua, wondering if she was planning a roundabout strategy to win favor with the sisters at the base first.

Xu Niannian truly doubted whether this person really understood Jin Yu.

Was her Jin Yu the type to change his goals because of others’ opinions and views?

If he didn’t want to do sothing, no amount of coercion would work, even if others banged their heads against his.

Such tricks were not even worth Xu Niannian’s effort to deal with.

But having her man eyed by a pretty woman did not sit well with Xu Niannian at all.

She couldn’t help but glare at Jin Yu.

While chatting with Du Jian, Jin Yu suddenly felt a chill down his spine, sensing sothing amiss.

Soon after, Sister-in-law Du’s exaggerated laughter ca from the kitchen.

“Alright, looks like we’re in for a treat today. Oh my, Xiao Ji, your cooking is beyond words; I have to eat an extra bowl of rice today,” she said.

“Not at all; I’m not even half as good as you, sister. I am just showing my diocre skills; I hope you won’t disdain them,” said Ji Ruhua politely, without hogging credit, showing a modest deanor instead.

She really didn’t dare to be proud in front of Sister-in-law Du since the sister had been extrely kind to her.

Moreover, her goal was only to have Jin Yu taste the al she prepared.

“Co on, with your cooking skills, I wouldn’t dare to disdain,” Sister-in-law Du said loudly, drawing the attention of the n and won in the living room.

“This sll is truly delicious,” Sister Zhang, holding her baby, said with a smile.

It wasn’t long before the sisters ca out of the kitchen with the dishes.

Seeing the group of rough n still gathered around watching chess by her man, Sister-in-law Du said irritably, “Put away the chess, it’s ti to eat, clean up the table.”

After scolding them, Sister-in-law Du explained to Ji Ruhua with a smile, “Don’t mind these n; they seem unreliable, but let tell you, each of them knows how to cherish others. Whoever marries them will be treasured in the end.”

Upon hearing this, Ji Ruhua’s eyes lit up; it was the familiar content.

Ji Ruhua rembered what Sister-in-law Du once told her to get along well with Jin Yu.

After saying all that, Sister-in-law Du concluded with, “You know, don’t be fooled by Xiao Jin’s stern face; I have a good eye for people. Xiao Jin knows how to be considerate and cherish others.”

Ji Ruhua could no longer tell the difference between mory and reality and subconsciously responded, “I know.”

She saw Jin Yu with his leg propped up, a faint smile on his lips.

He hadn’t changed; he was all serious on the training field, but in private, he lounged casually, yet looked handsor and more attractive than anyone else.

Sister-in-law Du’s purpose today was to have Ji Ruhua set her sights on this group of stinky boys.

Seeing her going along with what she said, Sister-in-law Du smiled with satisfaction and gave Ye Shaoting a aningful look.

Ye Shaoting pretended not to see; he was blind to it all.