"In such cold weather, all you do is eat these cold and icy things. Girls should be more careful."

She sat down next to Su Xun and picked up the remote control, randomly changing a few channels.

"Actually, it's not cold. It tastes even better in winter." Although Su Xun said this, she still put down the cup of yogurt for the time being.

Su's mother didn't interfere anymore. This wasn't the first time she had reminded her about something like this. She changed the subject: "Have you packed everything for your trip back to school tomorrow?"

"Don't worry, there wasn't much stuff to begin with, and I had it all sorted out when I got back today."

"Don't call me if you forget anything later, I'm too lazy to make the trip."

Last year, when Su Xun first went to school, she forgot to bring some documents, so her mother brought them to the school. The school was in the same city, but not in the same area, so it took some time to go back and forth.

Su Xun stuck out her tongue. "If I forget anything, I definitely won't bother you again. I'll ask Su Mu to run errands for me."

"All you do is order your brother around. He's complained to me about it several times already."

Su's mother glanced at her daughter, who was becoming increasingly fond of joking, with amusement.

Although these past few years have been tough, her daughter's personality has put her at ease; she no longer keeps everything bottled up like before.

It's a good thing, too. She was worried that her daughter would be quiet and reserved, and suffer in the future. Now it seems she's really shrewd; she only became like this after going out to work a few years ago.

"You need to study hard when you go back to school this time, okay? I'm still waiting for you to bring back your S University admission letter so I can see it." She knew her daughter wanted to go to S University, a nationally renowned university specializing in language majors, and it was located in the city, so she had no objections.

"I will definitely bring it back for you to see properly."

She knew from a young age that her mother wanted someone in the family to go to university, and she herself felt the same way.