Deliberately Making Difficulties [II]

Hearing that, Hazel was a little stunned. Without knowing what she meant, she shook her head and said frankly, "No."

Mary sneered in her heart. She knew Hazel wouldn't cook. Although she was born in a middle class family, she was the only child of the family. Her parents loved her very much and rarely let her cook in the kitchen. Mary pretended to sigh. "Then it will be difficult. In our Rong's family, our new daughter-in-law will have to hold a family dinner personally." After a pause, she turned the tone of the voice, "it doesn't matter, you can do as you like. After all, it's a family rule, and you can't violate."

"Mommy, you don't even know how to fry eggs. How did you pass this test?" When Zac was a child, he was often punished to copy the family rules. He had been passive to remember, but there was no such one inside.

Mary's face slightly turned blue, but her tone was still slow and unhurried. She was good at hiding a secret. She was always gentle and quiet, and rarely got angry