Seeing Ning Jing's response, Fu Hongxing didn't press the matter further.

When Zhong Zihua and Zhong Xueqi saw the dishes placed on the table, they were immediately breathless. There was not only fish and meat on the table, but also chicken.

Zhong Xueqi has never eaten such good food before.

Ning Jing specially placed a chicken leg in Zhong Xueqi's bowl, patted her hair, and said, "Good girl, eat slowly, I'll leave both chicken legs for you."

These words brought tears to Xiuhua's eyes. Zhong Zihua, however, felt uneasy and looked at the other children present.

Seeing that they had no objection to what Ning Jing said, he breathed a slight sigh of relief.

He could hardly believe it was real, even though he was eating so well.

Only when the chicken and fish were tasted and the delicious flavors tantalized my taste buds did I realize that it was real.

After the meal, Ning Jing told the three of them to wash up, then tidied up Hong Guo's room so they could rest early.

When they returned to the house and only Fu Hongxing was left, Ning Jing sighed and said, "No matter what, Xiuhua has to walk her own path. Whether the shoes fit or not, no one else knows as well as the person involved."

In fact, Ning Jing was standing outside the door when Fu Xiuhua told Fu Hongxing about her plans and heard everything clearly.

She seemed somewhat dazed at the time, still remembering Xiuhua's resolute appearance when they were in school.

Now, Xiuhua has compromised for the sake of her child, and she can't bring herself to say that Xiuhua did anything wrong.

After all, Ning Jing herself is now a mother of four.

If it weren't for the children, she and Fu Hongxing wouldn't have gone to Siping City and Pengcheng.

Fu Hongxing nodded, then mentioned to Ning Jing his decision to go to Beishi with Xiuhua and the others, and to buy another house for Xiuhua as a dowry. Ning Jing nodded in agreement without any objection.

Originally, they intended to leave one house each to their younger sisters as dowry for their house in Siping City.

After getting married, avoid living in a room with your husband's family by simply drawing a curtain.

Of course, if the husband's family is capable enough to have their own small family, then they can rent out that house to earn some rent, which can be considered as part of their dowry and provide some extra income, regardless of whether they keep it as their private property or use it to subsidize their small family.

Since Xiuhua is going back to Beishi with her husband, it's not appropriate to give her the house in Siping.

Anyway, buying a house in Taipei won't be a bad deal. Plus, Fu Hongxing made quite a bit of money in Shenzhen this time. Even without the Xiuhua incident, Ning Jing would have thought of buying a few more houses in Taipei while she still had the money and the prices there weren't too high.

If you don't use the money you earn, it's just sitting there. You might as well buy a few more houses. In a few years, you're guaranteed to make more money than any business.

I'll take this opportunity to accompany Xiuhua to Taipei to see how her in-laws are doing, and also to see what kind of house would be suitable for her.

Moreover, since we've already bought them, why not buy a few more? In case Hong Guo and the others also want to settle down in Taipei, they can use them as wedding homes.

As for the two courtyard houses they bought before, Fu Hongguo and his family thought that their elder brother and sister-in-law had really wasted money.

They didn't like it at all because the courtyard houses didn't have the modern features like flush toilets that are found in newly built houses.

The toilet in the room was something they weren't used to, not to mention having to get up every morning to clean it!