"My husband was also admitted to Beijing Medical University. This time when I return to the city, I plan to bring them back with me."

“W-what!”

Su Chengguo on the opposite side reacted in shock and stood up suddenly, and his chair flipped over with a loud noise.

"What happened? Did those people in the village bully you? Force you to get married?"

Su Jinyan looked at Zhao Yuanyi who was about a meter away and said quickly, "No, Dad, no one forced me to get married. Some things are long and hard to explain over the phone."

"Over the years, my parents-in-law have been very good to me. My husband has also been very good to me. I have never had to work in the fields or do housework. It's really good."

"My parents-in-law are in poor health and cannot go to work. It's fine for them to stay in the village, so I thought of letting them come to the city. We will go to school and they can help take care of the children."

Su Chengguo on the opposite side obviously could not accept this. When Su Jinyan went to the countryside, her family repeatedly told her not to get married in the village. At that time, they were worried that she could not bear the hardship and was unwilling to work in the fields and just find someone to marry.

Despite all the worries, they still got married. They kept it a secret for four years and even had a child!

It’s not that the villagers are bad, but sometimes their ideas are too different, so they may not necessarily live a happy life.

After a long while, Su Chengguo said, "Okay, I understand. Call me after you buy the ticket."

After saying that, he hung up the phone with a bang, quite shocked.

Even if he didn't approve of his daughter marrying a rural man, since they were married and had a child, he couldn't let his daughter abandon her husband and child.

After hanging up the phone, although Zhao Yuanyi's expression was still indifferent, Su Jinyan could still see that he was very nervous.

On the phone, Su's father's tone was not good.

"Yuan Yi, I'm sorry. I didn't tell my family that I was married because I didn't want them to worry. Now, my dad can't accept it for the time being. Don't worry, my parents are very good. After a long time, they will see the good in you."

Zhao Yuanyi was nervous, but he nodded as if nothing had happened. "Let's go. I'll take you to dinner."

This was the first time the new son-in-law met his father-in-law. Even though it was just a phone call, his heart was beating fast with nervousness.

More importantly, he was worried that the Su family would separate them.

Su Jinyan took Zhao Yuanyi to the supply and marketing cooperative and bought him a light grey suit, and bought a shirt for his parents-in-law respectively, and bought two catties of pork and three catties of large bones that did not require a ticket. Then they went to the train station and bought four train tickets for the day after tomorrow at noon, two of which were sleeper berths, which they bought with their university admission letters. Then they went to a state-owned restaurant and each had a bowl of noodles.

After returning home, Sun couldn't wait to see the marriage certificate.

When she saw the marriage certificate, she actually cried with joy, and carefully touched the marriage certificate, "Okay, okay, you two, today is officially a wedding, mother will stew a chicken and roll some white noodles, let's celebrate."

Sun Jinyan put the bag made of snakeskin on the kang, "Mom, I cut the meat, and there are a few pounds of white flour at home. Let's eat dumplings stuffed with pork and cabbage. There are a few bones. We can make soup tomorrow."

"Pack more."

Sun paused, then nodded happily, "Okay, Mom, make more."

Su Jinyan had never known how to cook in her past or present life, so she didn't get involved. She took out the clothes she bought for the old couple and gave them to them. They were a little bigger, so they were just right for wearing cotton jackets these days.

Seeing Sun's eyes full of tears, she was so moved that she kept saying "yes, yes, yes" and quickly took the child back to the house.

I hate seeing people cry.