Zhao Yuzhu, who was a step behind: I am your own mother, can you please stop treating me like I'm invisible?

When the couple returned home, they discovered that their mother, looking quite resentful, was following behind them. Shen Qingyu was embarrassed for a couple of seconds, but then she became relaxed and started discussing raising rabbits with Zhao Yuzhu.

Learning to raise rabbits may seem simple, but in reality, some people will learn it well while others will not.

Zhao Yuzhu's idea was simpler: "We can ask the person in charge of raising rabbits to come up with a set of rules, such as how much grass to cut each day and for how many consecutive days, so that you can bring home a pair of adult rabbits."

"I'll raise them when the time comes. I'll raise them to have baby rabbits. If they don't survive, I'll kill them and eat the meat myself."

Shen Qingyu's eyes lit up: The chairman is indeed the chairman; his thinking is spot on.

Shen Qingyu then turned her gaze to Qi Yunxiao.

Qi Yunxiao smiled indulgently: "I just sent someone to the back mountain to call someone down. I'll have him explain the situation to you in detail later."

Unexpectedly, Qi Yunxiao had already taken the initiative again.

Touched, Shen Qingyu's expression softened considerably: "Thank you for always thinking of me."

Zhao Yuzhu glanced at her son-in-law, then looked at her daughter: "Are you two taking advantage of the fact that I'm all alone?"

Shen Qingyu glanced at her mother, knowing she was joking, and couldn't help but laugh: "Thank you, Mother, for always worrying about me. Whenever I ask you something, you always come up with a good solution."

Zhao Yuzhu rolled her eyes and slapped her daughter's shoulder irritably: "All you do is try to sweet-talk your mother!"

Although he was complaining, his face was full of smiles.

After Zhao Yuzhu left the room, Shen Qingyu seemed to be deep in thought.

My mother left her company and my father behind to come here because she was worried that she wouldn't be able to make a good living here.

But now that I'm doing quite well, shouldn't I go back to be with Dad?