Auntie Li seemed to take a keen interest in the affairs of the Tian family. Seeing that Feng Qingqing was interested, she naturally spilled everything she knew without reservation.
In short order, Feng Qingqing had a general grasp of the situation. The head of the Tian family, Tian Shengrong, was an official at the district education bureau. While he was diligent and conscientious in his work, there had never been any sign of him moving up the ladder. Even at forty or fifty years old, he remained at the level of a deputy section chief.
The middle-aged woman who had just walked by was Tian Shengrong’s second wife, Chu Baiying. The two of them had three sons and one daughter, though the daughter had recently been sent to the countryside. As for the sons, the eldest was married and lived elsewhere, while the two younger ones were still unmarried and lived in the family quarters with their parents.
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