Li Xiuxian could not bear hearing such words. Every time she heard them, her heart ached so badly that she could not sleep at night.
She hurried to the Purchasing Station, casually bought two catties of small miscellaneous fish at ten cents a catty, and left.
Someone saw her buying fish and whispered, "Li Xiuxian really missed out this time. Zhou Chengsen is tall and handsome, has a respectable job, earns quite a bit, and his parents-in-law aren't mean people. I really don't understand what she was thinking! Even Liao Ruixiang isn't as good-looking as A'Sen!"
"But when Liao Ruixiang started the Breeding Farm, he earned far more than Zhou Chengsen!"
"What good is that? Aren't they divorced now?! She could have lived properly with A'Sen back then. Both of them were employees, and they wouldn't have had to worry about food or drink for the rest of their lives. Wouldn't a steady life have been better? Besides, A'Sen earns quite a lot now too. I heard he made over a hundred thousand from that batch of mussels. Isn't that just as good as raising pigs?"
"After all is said and done, Li Xiuxian simply wasn't born with a life of wealth and honor. She has no blessings! She wasn't fated to enjoy good fortune!"
"She deserves it! She married into such good families twice and still didn't know how to cherish them."
"Liao Ruixiang doesn't count as good, does he?"
"How is he not good? He's so rich! If my man were that rich, I wouldn't care how many Fox Spirits he had outside—as long as he gave me living expenses every month!"
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Three cars traveled all the way from the coastal village road toward the village. Coconut trees lined both sides of the road, while white