More Misunderstandings
When Wu Jiani heard Qinqin say that, she quickly turned to look at her daughter and asked very seriously, "How do you know all that?"
Seeing how tense her mother was, Qinqin worried she might suspect her of dating. She quickly explained, "Wang Yue told me. He didn't want to explain it to you himself, so he asked me to pass it along."
When Wu Jiani heard that Wang Yue had asked Qinqin to explain, she assumed he hadn't wanted to tell her directly and had deliberately gone through her daughter instead.
That left her feeling even more at a loss. After all, she was a married woman.
Seeing that her mother had gone quiet, Qinqin quickly reminded her, "Mom, you can't tell Auntie Tong. Otherwise, Auntie Tong will get jealous and stop Doctor Zhou from spending time with Duoduo again."
Wu Jiani gave her daughter a sidelong glance. She had no intention of agreeing to that condition, but she knew her daughter meant well. Since Qinqin was already fifteen, there were some things she ought to understand.
After thinking it over, Wu Jiani took out the photo and showed it to Qinqin. Then she kindly pointed out, "Qinqin, look at this figure in Doctor Zhou's photo. Doesn't he look a bit like your Uncle Fang?"
Qinqin quickly looked, and only then did she notice the resemblance. Uncertainly, she said, "Mom, do you mean Doctor Zhou likes Uncle Fang? They're so far apart in age."
Wu Jiani patted her confused daughter and patiently reminded her, "Look at Zhang Xiaoyu's dad. Tina is even younger than he is, and didn't the two of them end up together?"
Qinqin frowned. She didn't know why her mother was telling her this, but she just couldn't believe Doctor Zhou would choose Uncle