Chapter 1160: Hello, Fourth Aunt

Chapter 1160: Chapter 1160: Hello, Fourth Aunt

Li Xiaoyun: "..."

So, you’re telling dirty jokes now, right!

What does Zhao Dingli expect her to say?

She doesn’t know if his waist is fine or not.

She... really doesn’t know.

If you say you believe him...

That sounds kind of weird.

Isn’t that like admitting she understood Zhao Dingli’s words?

In the end, Li Xiaoyun could only send a silly emoji to try and ease the situation.

Fortunately, Zhao Dingli didn’t continue to emphasize how good his waist was.

Zhao Dingli thought that since he clarified things with Li Xiaoyun, that was enough.

As for the waist issue, there would be chances to prove it to Li Xiaoyun sooner or later after getting home.

If he couldn’t prove it right away, he might even do some push-ups to demonstrate it to Li Xiaoyun.

Zhao Dingli thought he was being pretty flexible and adaptable.

There’s not much time left before the meeting starts.

"Say hi to them in the group, don’t be nervous. They’re all quite goofy in private," Zhao Dingli said, "Besides, you’re their elder."

Li Xiaoyun: "..."

She’s just Zhao Dingli’s girlfriend right now, definitely not daring to call herself an elder.

However, if she were to actually marry Zhao Dingli and become the fourth aunt...

Li Xiaoyun tried to imagine it and found it still felt unreal.

For now, she doesn’t dare to consider herself an elder.

But since Zhao Dingli already said it, and even pulled her into the group...

Li Xiaoyun couldn’t stay silent.

So she said in the group, "Hello everyone, I’m Li Xiaoyun."

Li Xiaoyun hesitated about saying this.

But without saying it, she couldn’t introduce herself.

Yet saying it so formally seemed silly.

After modifying it several times, Li Xiaoyun finally sent it.

Qi Chengzhi: "Didn’t expect Zhao Fourth Uncle, at this age, can still find a girlfriend. What a stroke of luck."

Wei Zilin: "Hello, fourth aunt."

Li Xiaoyun was drinking water when she saw the "Hello, fourth aunt."

She immediately spat it out.

Especially upon seeing who said it, she was completely taken aback.

But after all, in this group, there’s no ordinary person.

Whoever comes forward, their names are incredibly remarkable.

Li Xiaoyun thought maybe she’d get used to it after seeing them often enough.

Then she wouldn’t be so startled anymore.

Yan Beicheng: "Hello, fourth aunt."

Wei Ziqi: "Hello, fourth aunt."

Qi Chenglin: "Hello, fourth aunt."

...

All the way down to Wei Zhiqian: "Hello, fourth aunt."

Only Yan Huaian, being a late-born child though not old in age, is actually senior to Zhao Dingli in rank, and Zhao Gushen and all have to call his son Yan Ningbai "uncle."

Therefore, Yan Huaian expressed his superiority with pride and asked, "Xiao Li! When did you and Little Zhao get together?"

Everyone: "..."

Usually, you call him Dingli, now it’s Little Zhao!

Being senior is really impressive!

Waa waa waa, they do admit they’re quite envious.

Li Xiaoyun: "..."

What is Little Zhao even!

Zhao Dingli: "I’m going to have a meeting now, don’t scare her. If you have anything to ask, wait until I finish the meeting and come at me!"

Everyone: "..."

His words make him seem so heroic.

Li Xiaoyun couldn’t even look at Zhao Dingli’s behavior in this group.

But regarding the others, since Li Xiaoyun didn’t know them except for Zhao Gushen and Zhao Guoxian, she’d only heard of their names, never met them.

So whether their behavior differs from usual, Li Xiaoyun doesn’t know.

But seeing them so lively just without meeting face to face...

When they meet, who knows what kind of surprises are waiting.

However, these people... have so many tricks.

Since Li Xiaoyun noticed, even though Zhao Dingli said he was off to a meeting...

They still kept tagging him.

Yan Huaian: "@Zhao Dingli, Little Zhao, are you at the meeting?"

Wei Ziqi: "@Zhao Dingli, Zhao Fourth Uncle, are you still here?"

Following them, everyone tagged him one by one.

Zhao Dingli: "I’m still here, but if you keep tagging me, you might not be anymore."

Then sent a screenshot showing he’s the group owner.

Everyone: "..."

"Didn’t you say you were going to a meeting?" Wei Zhiqian asked.

Zhao Dingli: "I just got to the meeting room door, turning to silent mode."

Then Zhao Dingli tagged Zhao Gushen and Zhao Guoxian.

As for Zhao Guqing?

He’s not even in this group.

This group consists of friends who share common interests.

It’s not for everyone from the Eight Great Families.

No need to drag everyone just because we belong to the Eight Great Families.

Otherwise, there’d be too many people.

Pulling both fragrant and foul ones in defeats the purpose of making a group.

Whether Zhao Guqing knows there’s this small group...

Probably he does.

Zhao Gushen: "..."

Zhao Guoxian: "..."

Tagging just like that, are they not busy?

"Your fourth aunt just came in, isn’t familiar with everyone, so you two help keep an eye out," Zhao Dingli instructed.

Li Xiaoyun watched, feeling warm inside.

She hadn’t even dared to acknowledge the title fourth aunt, yet Zhao Dingli said it first.

Earlier, she couldn’t imagine what being fourth aunt felt like.

But now, listening to Zhao Dingli say it, Li Xiaoyun realized it doesn’t feel uncomfortable.

It even feels pretty natural.

She accepted it quite effortlessly.

At this moment, Ye Fei finally finished class.

Heading to the dorm to rest; she has one more class in the afternoon before going home.

On the way, she opened WeChat and was surprised to see the group so lively.

Ye Fei was curious; usually, everyone’s busy and chats whenever they have time, typically spread out, as availability is unpredictable.

Therefore, such a long chat log is rare.

Ye Fei checked, from the latest messages she couldn’t see much.

So she scrolled back up.

Finally realized Zhao Dingli added Li Xiaoyun into the group.

The feeling of your best friend in a friend’s family group is truly wonderful.

Wondering when Zhao Dingli would bring Li Xiaoyun into the Zhao Family group.

But she knew it was still too early.

At least wait till they’re engaged, then it would be justified.

After reading all the messages, Ye Fei checked the time.

The chat hadn’t stopped for a full hour.

Some disappeared only to reappear later.

During their disappearance, they must’ve been dealing with work.

But their absences weren’t long, which is commendable.

Did these people not work today?