"In a while, we'll hold a proper wedding banquet for you two, as a way of giving you a belated wedding."

Two months later, Zhiming and Xiaojuan held their wedding ceremony. All the Lu family relatives came, and seeing how considerate the groom was to his bride, they all said Xiaojuan had found a good husband.

At the banquet, Lu Dagang raised his wine glass, his eyes reddening:

"Zhiming, I was blind to your talent and almost ruined Xiaojuan. This glass of wine is for you; I entrust Xiaojuan to you from now on."

"Dad," Zhiming said respectfully, raising his glass, "don't worry, I will definitely treat Xiaojuan well."

My second aunt and the others only found out about these things later. Now they see that the second son has also started a family.

A huge weight was lifted from her heart. Before, she had been worried about what would happen to her second son's marriage now that her husband was gone.

That way, she can die in peace now.

Speaking of the two sons of the second uncle's family, in the original book, Li Zhiqiang got married and had two sons, but he never really cared about his mother and his younger brother.

She let her younger brother remain single his whole life, never arranging a marriage for him. But you can't really blame him; once someone gets married, all they care about is their own little family. Anyone would be the same.

The current situation is that Li Zhiming is doing better than Li Zhiqiang.

After the young couple ran the business for two years, allowing Ye Xiaoxiao to recoup her initial investment, Li Chenyang and his wife transferred the branch to Li Zhiming.

After running the business for a few more years, Li Zhiming finally bought a house in the city and became a city dweller.

Back in 1995, after graduating from university, the seventh son, Li Chenkai, was assigned to Dongyun Junior High School as a math teacher. He also happened to be Li Zhonghao's first-year junior high homeroom teacher.

This made Li Zhonghao very frustrated.

Because not only was he strictly disciplined by his uncle at school, but he was also supervised by his uncle to do his homework when he got home.

My uncle lives at their house.

Lao Liu, who had been living in the south, called back to say he had made a lot of money and would be back for the Chinese New Year.

He also said that he would still stay in the south to develop his career in the future.