"Silly girl, don't be angry!" Li Yuehua smiled. "It's still early, nothing will happen. If anything does happen, it will be late at night when everyone is asleep. You're just a little girl, you wouldn't understand these things."

"What do you mean, 'late at night'?" Mo Xi waved his hand in rebuttal. "My brother and sister-in-law had their accident in broad daylight. You don't know how potent that medicinal wine is; it's Aunt Hua's family's ancestral medicinal wine."

"Is it really that powerful?" Dingxiang had just heard Li Yuehua explain it once, so she wasn't completely confused. However, she was interested in this medicinal wine.

“Everyone in our village knows that Aunt Hua’s medicinal wine is amazing, which is why Aunt Hua didn’t pass on the recipe to her descendants. My sister-in-law had her improve the recipe and then make it into a health wine to sell.” Mo Xi didn’t want to keep answering their various questions, so she simply told them everything.

After saying that, he shut his mouth and stopped talking.

"Yuehua, it seems I really need to meet your goddaughter. She actually came up with the idea of ​​opening a factory to produce health tonics; I think it's a great project." Dingxiang wanted to get the original formula. "I want to invest."

"You're going to invest?" Mersey exclaimed in surprise again after remaining silent.

"Is that not allowed?"

“Of course you’re welcome.” Moxi immediately beamed. “The funds for setting up the factory haven’t arrived yet. It would be wonderful if Aunt Ding could invest.”

“Count me in too.” Li Yuehua was not about to pass up such an opportunity. “Moxi, after we finish our business tomorrow, let’s go to your village together the day after to discuss setting up a factory.”

"Great!" My mood instantly improved.

"Dingxiang, I'm leaving Moxi in your care. Tomorrow, take her to explore the provincial capital properly and don't mistreat her."

"No problem, I guarantee I'll take good care of Miss."

Dingxiang was driving, tilting her head to whisper to Li Yuehua. The two of them were playfully teasing each other, constantly emitting ambiguous laughter. Their jokes revolved around the medicinal wine, as they both had similar goals: to obtain the original recipe for the medicinal wine.

Mr. and Mrs. Jiang went to the Xinhua Guesthouse, where they only found Lan Yin's mother, but not Lan Yin or their son. Lan Yin's mother refused to say anything.

No one knows a son better than his father.

Mr. Jiang looked at the guesthouse and said, "Forget it, let's split up and look elsewhere. That brat definitely won't stay in such a shabby place."

"Isn't this like looking for a needle in a haystack?" Jiang's mother was frantic in the car. "If I had known, I wouldn't have let Moxi say so much. I should have just listened to her and come earlier. Maybe we could have intercepted them."

“We can’t give up now,” Mr. Jiang said. “When Lan Yin first came to our house, we all felt that she was up to no good. She wandered around up and down the stairs, looking at every room. She had no manners at all. She asked about our jobs several times. On the surface, she pretended to be gentle and kind, but behind the scenes, she did all sorts of bad things. My son has told me several times that we should find a better job for Lan Yin, saying that they will get married after graduation.”

"Fortunately, we didn't give in to this matter. Otherwise, it would have been like inviting a wolf into the house. Look at her, she's still in college and she's already brought my mother and the whole family to the provincial capital. If we had really gotten married, wouldn't our family have been thrown into chaos by this woman?" Jiang's mother said with lingering fear.

After driving to the phone booth, Jiang's father made a few calls, using his connections, and soon a call came in saying that they had found the hotel where Jiang Yi was staying.

The Hongqiao Hotel is not far from the Xinhua Guesthouse, which is only a kilometer away, but the two are worlds apart in terms of class.

At this moment, Lan Yin, having finished her bath, was nestled in Jiang Yi's arms.

Surrounded by a soft, fragrant scent, Jiang Yi glanced at his watch. "Lan Yin, I have to go back now. You get some rest, and I'll take you to look for a house tomorrow."

"Aren't you going to sleep here?" She raised her finger and fiddled with his chest.

"No, this is for you to sleep in. That guesthouse is in terrible condition; all sorts of people come there. I'm worried it won't be safe for you to stay there. If Auntie didn't have so much luggage, I would have brought her over too, but her luggage is just..."

Lan Yin knew in her heart that the luggage her mother brought was really not presentable. Not to mention Jiang Yi would find it disgusting, even she would find it disgusting. But there was nothing she could do. They were poor, and the poor had their own way of living. If her mother hadn't brought it, she would have had to spend even more money to buy it.

"Jiang Yi, I'm sorry, I've embarrassed you."

"Why are you saying this?" Jiang Yi said. "When we are able to do so in the future, we will definitely make sure your mother lives a good life."

"But what if your parents disagree?"

“There will be a way, Lan Yin, don’t worry.” Jiang Yi said, getting up again. “I really have to go now, you get some rest.”

"Jiang Yi, this is a beautiful day, don't go back, stay here with me." She wrapped her arms around his neck. "Look, on this terrace, drinking wine and watching the stars and moon, don't you think it's romantic?"

"Okay, I'll drink with you tonight and watch the stars and the moon." Jiang Yi remembered how Xiao Nuan used to pester him to watch the stars and the moon with her when they were little, and because of that, he suddenly agreed.

Lan Yin kissed him, ran back to her room, and poured the medicinal wine she had brought into two stemmed wine glasses.

She put the lid back on the remaining wine, knowing she had to use it sparingly. She wanted to gain status through having a child; if she could get pregnant, Jiang Yi's parents would definitely agree to them being together.

She can't wait any longer. She still has two years until graduation, which is too long and there are too many variables.

She has no choice but to take a risky gamble to turn the tide; otherwise, once Jiang Yi learns the truth, she will gain nothing.

If I can get pregnant with Jiang Yi's child, it doesn't matter whether I go to university or not. As a daughter-in-law of the Jiang family, why would I have to worry about not having a good job in the future?

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