"The house is so small, will the children still sleep in the same bed with us when they grow up?"

Aunt Gu said, "Yes, it's fine for you to buy it. If you don't have the money, your father and I can lend it to you."

Zhang Peng laughed and said, "We have some savings, but we don't know how much a house will cost."

Aunt Gu said, "The internal price is 326 per square meter."

Tian Tian said, "Wow, that'll cost over ten thousand."

He Wan noticed her predicament: "If you don't have enough, just tell me. Anyway, my advice is that you should buy a house if you have the money in the next few years."

Holding her child, Aunt Gu asked curiously, "Is there some inside story about Wanwan?"

Everyone knows she has a lot of contact with the government, so she must have some information.

He Wan could only smile mysteriously, and couldn't explain it too clearly to them.

Aunt Gu knew that He Wan had bought several courtyard houses in Beijing a few years ago.

She works in finance and is very good at accounting. In just two years, the prices of houses in Beijing have increased significantly.

Perhaps He Wan is right.

When I go to sleep at night.

They took out the elderly couple's savings book.

Seeing this, Uncle Gu asked, "Why did you pull out the bankbook? Is it for Xiao Ming and his wife to use, or for Tian Tian and her husband?"

"I heard Wanwan say today that housing prices may fluctuate a lot in the next few years. I found out that the courtyard house she bought two years ago has increased in value by five or six thousand yuan in just two years. At this rate, a courtyard house will cost tens of thousands of yuan in a few years."

"We're just sitting here saving money anyway, might as well buy a house. Two years' worth of savings would be enough for several years' worth of wages."

Uncle Gu didn't say anything. When it comes to being thrifty, his wife is definitely better at managing money.

“Wanwan is a worldly girl who has been to university. She has some truly insightful views. If the two children don’t need money, you can manage it as you see fit.”

Aunt Gu glanced at him and said, "You haven't really managed anything in the family, big or small. The eldest son and his wife don't need to worry about anything. They got a house from the team and their salaries are quite good. We old folks can't manage to take care of the children, so we hired someone and spent some money. I also gave them a lot of money."

The house allocated to Tian Tian and her husband was small, and Zhang Peng had many brothers, so his family couldn't offer much help.

Our company is building new apartments, right? I'm thinking of getting two, one for Tiantian and one for our eldest child. What do you think?

“You need to let your eldest son’s wife know about this. If she has any objections to giving so much to Tiantian and they have a falling out, then forget it. You can find another way to support your daughter.”

"It's our own money, we can spend it however we want. Don't follow my mother's example of favoring sons over daughters. For me, sons and daughters are all treasures."

Over the years, my husband and I have spent a lot of our money on our son's wedding and our daughter's marriage, but we've also saved a considerable amount.

This is a benefit our company offers to its employees. We can buy two apartments, one for our daughter and the other for us to rent out. We'll give the rent to our son. We haven't been able to take care of our grandson much, and they've had a tough time, so we'll support them financially.

Now that your salary has increased, and mine has increased too, if we have any extra money later, we'll buy another house for our son and daughter-in-law.

"Okay, okay, I'll do whatever you say."

"What do you mean, 'listen to me'? It was clearly my arrangement that was good."

"Yes, yes. You arranged it well."