Chapter 425 What Have You Been Doing So Far

Seeing that his wife had not spoken, Father Fu said: "The children are all grown up, and they must have a lot of thoughts. I just want to let you know so that you can be prepared."

Mother Fu nodded: "I always thought they were still young, but before I knew it, they have already started their own families and careers."

Father Fu was afraid that his wife would be sad: "A big tree has branches. We have been through that time too. If we divide them, it will be a relief for us. Don't think about it. Go to bed early. We have work to do tomorrow."

Mother Fu thought about it and did not refute it. She just asked sullenly, "What about our Xiaowan?"

Father Fu pulled her into his arms and said, "For now, we have to bear with her. Send her more money and things so that she doesn't have to suffer over there. I'll call Lao Zhang later and ask him to find a chance to find Xiaowan a less busy job. In a year or two, if it doesn't work out, I'll go and ask Dad for help."

Mother Fu was relieved now: "Go to sleep, you have to get up early tomorrow."

On the other hand, Fu Yanwan went to Huagu Village, not far from Beijiao Farm, at noon, only to find out that her second brother and sister-in-law had taken leave and were not at the educated youth site.

She had no choice but to leave, thinking of coming back after work in the afternoon.

After dinner, I asked Sun Juanjuan and her boyfriend Geng Changzheng to accompany her for a walk. But my second brother and his wife actually went back. I went to the home of the Party Secretary of Huagu Village and found out that they had taken two days off and returned to the city.

That means the two of them might not be back until later tomorrow, and she had made two trips in vain. She was so angry.

Seeing that she looked unhappy, Sun Juanjuan comforted her, "You were worried that your second sister-in-law would not be able to control her mouth. Now it's just right."

After thinking about it, he said, "Okay, it seems that this is destined by heaven."

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Qijia, the military compound in Beijing

Qi Shufang was holding the survey results she received and said, "How dare a country bumpkin snatch Brother Yancheng from me? He really doesn't know how high the sky is and how deep the earth is."

After saying that, he threw the information on the table and said, "No one should try to ruin my good deeds."

After talking to himself, he suddenly stood up from the chair, turned around and walked out of the room.

After going downstairs with a thump, he arrived at the door of a room on the first floor and knocked on it lightly: "Grandpa, are you asleep?"

Mr. Qi was wearing reading glasses and reading a newspaper: "Not asleep yet, come in."

When his granddaughter came in, he put the newspaper on the table: "It's so late, why are you running here instead of sleeping?"

Qi Shufang prepared herself for a while and said, "Grandpa, I, I still can't let go of Brother Yancheng. Can you help me talk to Grandpa Fu? After all, if our two families marry, it will benefit both the Qi family and the Fu family, not to mention Brother Yancheng's future."

Mr. Qi stared at his granddaughter and said, "Fangfang, a forced melon is not sweet. Why force it? There are many young men as good as Yancheng in the compound. You..."

Before the old man could finish his words, he was interrupted by his granddaughter: "But I only like brother Yancheng."

The old man was a little disappointed: "Then what were you doing earlier?"

Qi Shufang's eyes were red. "Before, he acted like a stranger and rejected so many girls in the compound. I was naturally afraid that he would reject me, so I thought I would take it slow and hope that one day he would notice me. But I never thought it would be so sudden."

As she spoke, she choked up and said, "Grandpa, I really like Brother Yancheng, can you help me?"

Grandpa Qi felt bad seeing his granddaughter like this, but he knew Fu Yancheng's temper: "Fangfang, it's not that grandpa won't help you. You know Yancheng's temper. If he doesn't want to, it's useless to pressure him. If it backfires, I'm afraid the friendship between the two families will be over."