She Becomes Ugly if She Doesn’t Study

Tang Su has been studying in the bedroom until six o'clock in the evening.

At six o'clock she came downstairs because she was hungry.

But at this time, Tang Su saw that there was another person in the family, a tall and thin old man in his sixties, Tang Lin's grandfather Qin Qiming.

This old man was sitting at the gate of their Tang family, with this cigarette in his mouth, and there he was smoking.

Tang Su frowned slightly and ignored the old man.

He didn't have much impression of this old man, and he didn't see him many times, only during the Spring Festival.

Taking out his mobile phone, Tang Su sat on the sofa in the hall, reading the news while waiting for dinner.

I usually eat at this point, and I don't know why I have to wait today.

After a while, Tang Su saw her stepmother Qin Hui, Tang Lin, and Tang Lin's grandmother coming out of the living room together.

All three of them were smiling and looked very happy, as if they had won millions.

"Dad, don't wait for Old Tang, let's eat first." Qin Hui said to his father Qin Qiming at the door.

Then she looked at her eldest daughter Tang Su who was sitting on the sofa and shouted, "Tang Su, let's go eat."

Tang Su didn't answer, got up and walked into the restaurant.

She was used to the days when her father was not at home, and she didn't see her father several times a month anyway.

When she came to the restaurant, Tang Su saw that the dishes were ready, she counted it, and there were ten dishes in total. There are chicken, duck and fish, as well as mutton, prawns, foie gras, and two soup dishes.

It's so rich, it's like a table in a hotel.

Tang Su filled a bowl of rice, then sat down where he usually cooks and started to eat.

She didn't call Tang Lin's grandparents, nor did she serve them meals. She really didn't kiss these two old people, and in her impression, they didn't give her any gifts. When they were children, they would give them red envelopes during the Spring Festival.

But only a few hundred dollars.

Tang Lin saw that her sister was eating alone, a faint anger flashed in her eyes, but she didn't show it.

She took the initiative to serve meals to her grandparents and mother, and she was the last to serve.

The family sat together, and Tang Su was obviously a little away from them.

Soon, the silence in the restaurant was broken.

"Linlin, are you a freshman in high school this year?" It was Tang Lin's grandfather Qin Qiming who spoke first.

Tang Lin gave her grandpa a large piece of fish and replied with a smile:

"Yes, grandpa, but in the second half of the year, I will be the second year of high school."

Qin Qiming was very happy when he saw his niece serving him vegetables, "You have to cheer up, but grandpa has been waiting for your wine."

Qin Hui on the side smiled brightly. She glanced at her daughter and said, "Don't let your grandfather down."

"No, Mom..." Tang Su replied.

Tang Su ate at the side, and she pretended not to hear what they said.

After all, they thought they didn't exist.

"Right, Linlin, do you study science or literature?" Qin Qiming asked again. He usually pays attention to his grandchildren and rarely cares about this niece.

Tang Lin, "I'm going to study science."

"Science is good, students who study science should be more flexible in the future." Qin Qiming said some indifferent words.

Tang Su couldn't help but twitched the corners of his mouth and drew a sarcastic smile.

What nonsense.

She thought that if the majority of liberal arts students heard Grandpa Tang Lin's words, they would definitely scold him to death.