Interstellar Wife Rong Hugui

Chapter 7389 I'm Rich

“Relatives who can be of help to you,” Luo said. “We’ll invite a few.”

What does "beneficial" mean? It means having a decent status and position on the planet, which is beneficial to Luo Bi and also good for the family. Luo Qiang wants to advance further and considers interests in every aspect.

Luo Heng's mother fell silent; she lacked foresight.

She knew she couldn't do it, so Luo Heng's mother didn't say anything.

Guan Zhuting didn't interrupt, but went to pour herself a glass of water. The clansmen had been making a lot of noise, and it was only after they all left that Guan Zhuting breathed a sigh of relief.

Luo Bi might as well tell Luo Qiang, "Those are your relatives, not mine."

Luo Qiang asked, puzzled, "What do you mean by that?"

Luo Bi chuckled: "I haven't felt that my relatives have been of any help to me. All I've received is criticism and favoritism. You can keep these kinds of relatives; I don't need them."

Luo Qiang was stunned for a while, then he understood: Luo Bi was dissatisfied with her family and relatives.

Moreover, there's no room for negotiation.

Luo Qiang wasn't like his aunt and the people in the main house; after a day, she wouldn't still be in a daze. Luo Bi didn't want to get involved with the clan at all; her success had nothing to do with the family.

This is a headache. Luo Qiang glanced towards the kitchen: "Did you kill the purifying beast?"

Why kill the Purifying Beasts when you're not going to entertain guests?

“I’ll eat it,” Luo Bi replied.

"Can you finish it?" Luo Qiang was speechless.

Luo Bi laughed: "I'm rich. The military provides the ingredients, and I can eat whatever I want."

Luo Qiang: "..."

Are you envious? Yes, I am.

That's infuriating! Luo Bi has no shortage of ingredients, she's incredibly wealthy, but she just won't let you eat. Even if the family wanted to help with the cooking, they wouldn't let them get involved at all. That's the gist of it.

Luo Qiang's military rank is not low. If he wants to eat delicious exotic beasts, he has to put in some effort to kill one. Buying them in the dungeon is not cost-effective, as some ingredients are too expensive. Look at Luo Bi, he doesn't have to worry about these things.

The difference is huge when compared.

Luo Qiang didn't want to stay for dinner, so he got up and left, calling out to Guan Zhuting before he left, "Sister-in-law, no need to see me off."

Guan Zhuting was surprised. She was in her second marriage, and the main Luo family didn't think much of her. Luo Qiang was the most successful man in the family, so they rarely called her sister-in-law. But today, she actually did.

After seeing Luo Qiang off, Guan Zhuting asked Luo Bi before ordering the spicy purified meat.

Even though a purified rabbit weighs about ten pounds, Luo Heng's mother was still unwilling to give up, saying, "We still need to invite relatives and friends to make it more lively."

“I have people I want to invite.” Luo Bi didn’t mind telling Luo Heng’s mother, “But they’re not relatives of the Luo family. I’m not close to relatives. I’ll only invite people I get along with.”

Luo Heng's mother: "......"

Alright, give up. It really has nothing to do with the Luo family and their friends.

Luo Heng's mother didn't stay long; she sat for a while and then left. It's understandable that she lingered while others were serving delicious food, showing a certain level of self-respect, unlike Luo Chang's mother, who was content as long as she could eat; what did face matter to her?

It's just the mother and daughter left at home, let's have a pot of spicy pork.

Everyone was busy defending the city, and Luo Bi didn't invite anyone to dinner. Her little follower and Luo Yan were also busy, so busy that they didn't have time to come back for a meal. They could just eat something at the garrison restaurant in the city.

Luo Bi's purpose in taking the tribesmen out today was simply to make them envious, to make them see but not have, and to drive them crazy with envy.

Luo Bi deliberately showed off, intentionally trying to provoke them. (End of Chapter)