Chapter 426 Campus Romance in Crisis (9)

"The doorbell rang. They must be back. I'll go open the door." Mother Huang wiped her hands on her apron as she walked.

"Mom, Happy New Year's Eve. I brought someone to you. Ye Heng. Do you still remember me?"

Following Shi Yi, Ye Heng called out to Mother Huang blankly, "Auntie, I wish you a happy New Year's Eve."

She opened the door and saw her daughter whom she hadn't seen for half a year, and Ye Heng who was following her daughter awkwardly.

She had thought about meeting her future son-in-law many times. But when she saw him in person, she was still surprised.

Wasn't this kid the one who came to our house when he was in high school? ?

"Come on. Come in and sit down. There's one last dish." Her male neighbor came out of the kitchen carrying washed fruits and greeted the two juniors naturally.

"Mom, when are you and Uncle Wu, huh?" Shi Yi pulled Ye Heng into the door and put down his things to help carry the dishes in the kitchen.

"You kid, you're making fun of me!" Mother Huang figured it out instantly, closed the door neatly, and began to look at Ye Heng carefully.

This child has changed a lot compared to high school. If you say that he still looked like a girl in high school, now he doesn't look like a girl at all. Looking at it this way, there is not much difference between him and the boys on the street. Or to say, he is more upright and elegant than the boys on the street.

"Mom, you take care of Ye Heng, I'll help Uncle Wu." Shi Yi's voice came from the kitchen, and Ye Heng, who was standing in the living room, felt a little embarrassed. He knew that it was not easy for parents of normal families to accept him, so he had already prepared himself mentally. Even if Mother Huang made things difficult for him, he would continue to fight for himself and Shi Yi.

"Come, sit down. Have a green date first." After looking at him, Mother Huang nodded with satisfaction, handed him a date from the fruit bowl, and said, "Just treat it as your own home, don't be polite."

Mother Huang's attitude was not as he imagined, but very friendly. His heart was much more at ease, but he still couldn't let go of his vigilance. He waved his hands again and again, and said politely: "Thank you, Auntie, I don't like to eat fruit."

"Look, you are still polite." Mother Huang forced the green dates in her hand into his hand and said seriously: "If you don't eat any of the dates, then you are really being polite to Auntie. It's not like we haven't met before. Why are you so afraid of me now?"

"No, no, Auntie, I just..." Ye Heng clenched the green dates in his hand. He, who was always eloquent, suddenly felt that his tongue seemed to be not smooth.

"Don't be afraid of Auntie, Auntie doesn't eat people." Mother Huang could understand her child's concerns about her, but she was different from the parents he imagined. She just wanted to see her daughter happy.

"Aunt, I'm really not afraid of you." Ye Heng finally sorted out his words and said frankly: "I'm afraid that you don't like me."

"You are a good child, and you have been doing well since you were young. Auntie liked you the first time I saw you." Mother Huang's expression was gentle, "It's just that Auntie is afraid that you mind. A family like ours can't give her daughter as much support as other wealthy families. Shiyi's father died early, and I'm not in good health. It's because Shiyi is sensible that we are where we are today. Auntie, I don't ask for anything else, just ask that you two children stay together well."

Ye Heng naturally knew Shiyi's family situation very well. But Mother Huang's frank attitude made him feel distressed and fortunate. He felt sorry for Shiyi's difficulties, and was also fortunate that he met Shiyi, and that Shiyi's mother was such an open-minded person. He opened his mouth and wanted to say something else, but Shiyi came out of the kitchen with dishes.

"Come on, wash your hands and eat." Shiyi put the dishes on the table and gave Ye Heng a look, indicating that he should be smarter.

"Auntie, I'll go wash my hands first. We can chat slowly after dinner." Ye Heng put the green dates back into the fruit basket, went into the bathroom, turned on the faucet, but listened to the noise outside the door.

"What are your plans with him?" He heard Huang's mother ask.

"We plan to stay in the city to work after graduation, and then rely on our own efforts to buy a big house and take you and Uncle Wu over." He heard the coquettish voice in Shi Yi's words.

"What if people don't agree that your Uncle Wu and I go over?" He heard Huang's mother say again.

"No. He is the most open-minded about emotional matters. And mom, you and Uncle Wu are so similar, and you have feelings for each other. We don't want to separate you."

"Are you sure it's him?" He heard Huang's mother ask.

"Yes. It's him." He heard Shi Yi say.

"It's good once you've made up your mind. Once you've made up your mind, just stick to it. Live your life to the fullest. Life is made by living it."

Mother Huang touched her daughter's face with a kind look. The aroma of the food wafted into her nose, reminding her of the conversation her daughter had had with her a few years ago.

"Mom, what do you think people live for in this life?"

"What for? I've lived half my life, but I still haven't figured this out."

"Then mom, what kind of person should I choose to spend my life with?"

"Choose someone you like."

"Why?"

"Mom, status, talent, and appearance can all be obtained or improved or grown or changed through acquired efforts, but liking someone must be from the heart. Too many things in the world are easy to change. Money and status may be lost overnight, and talent and appearance will be lost with the passage of time and changes in memory. Only liking someone is eternal. Because that is what you have determined."

"But what if I like him briefly and then don't like him anymore?"

"That's not true liking! True liking is when you choose it and it never changes."

"What if the person I like in the future doesn't conform to mainstream values?"

"Mainstream values ​​are formed because many people have the same values. But this doesn't mean that other values ​​are wrong, or that we have to completely deny them."

"I mean, what if the person I like in the future is a girl?"

"There's nothing wrong with girls. You take care of each other, depend on each other, and grow together. It's not much different from other relationships. As long as my daughter likes it, my mother likes it. Girls also need to eat. If my daughter really likes a girl in the future, remember to bring her home."

"Mom~"

"I believe my daughter's vision is not bad. But she can't fall behind in her studies."

So my daughter has already fallen in love with someone else's child.

This is good. I won't regret it so easily in the future.

"Come on, come on, eat. Try my cooking." Ye Heng walked out of the bathroom and happened to run into Uncle Wu serving the last dish. He cast his eyes on the girl who had decided to spend his life with him. How lucky he was to meet someone who understood and loved him.

This long life can now be resisted.

[Mission completed, gain [understanding]]

(End of this chapter)