Ye Qingqing hadn't seen Lu Mo during this time, partly because Lu Mo was extremely busy trying to squeeze in time for his honeymoon, and partly because the company was expanding and things were becoming increasingly complicated.

Secondly, the old lady and Gu Nianzi forbade her to meet with Lu Mo, saying that the wedding was coming soon and it would be against the rules not to meet. Ye Qingqing could not go against their wishes, so she had to accept it with a sense of frustration. Anyway, as long as she could endure another month, she could meet with Lu Mo every day!

That day, Ye Qingqing went to Baiweiju to visit Tang Yuanyuan and also to freeload a meal. Tang Yuanyuan was a college graduate who had already obtained a nutritionist's license. Now she was helping to manage the business while also busy running her postpartum care center. She didn't want to just inherit her father's restaurant; she also wanted to start her own business.

A while ago, Tang Yuanyuan went to Taiwan Island and Hong Kong to observe. The postpartum care centers there are very well-established. In order to gain a deeper understanding, Tang Yuanyuan even went to accompany Meng Shanshan and stayed there for a full month.

After Meng Shanshan married He Weishao, she kept using contraception because she was too busy with work. She only started trying to conceive last year, and recently gave birth to a healthy baby boy weighing seven pounds. He Weishao was overjoyed and couldn't wait to announce it to the world so that everyone would know he had become a father.

Ye Qingqing went to the dormitory. She had left a coat there in the spring and hadn't been back since. She didn't know how much dust it had accumulated. She had to take it back, wash it, and put it away. She wouldn't need to wear a thick coat when the weather got warmer.

It was evening, and there were many students on the road, many of them in pairs, holding hands as they walked, reluctant to part. Ye Qingqing saw a familiar face, Qian Manduo from her class. This girl had grown quite a bit taller and dressed much more fashionably, a far cry from her dark and thin appearance when she first entered the school. Now she was a beautiful girl.

Qian Manduo walked side by side with a female classmate who was also in Ye Qingqing's class, but they weren't close and only greeted each other during class.

"I'm not going home for summer vacation. I'm going to look for a job and study for the exam at the same time. I don't believe I can't pass the exam," the female student said firmly.

She failed her postgraduate entrance exam in the first half of the year, but Qian Manduo passed. This girl has a fierce determination to study. During the exam period, she slept less than four hours a day on average. You could often see her studying under the streetlights in the corridor in the middle of the night. It was inevitable that she would pass the exam.

"Then you'll have to rent a place; you can only stay in the school dorms until next month," Qian Manduo reminded him.

"I know, I'm already looking for a place. Do you want to share a place with me? I found a room in a good location, convenient for transportation. Aren't you going to work during the summer vacation? It's inconvenient to stay at school." The female student wanted to find someone to share the rent.

Qian Manduo hesitated for a moment, somewhat tempted. It was indeed inconvenient to work at school, and it was also inconvenient to study at night. The lights were turned off at 11 o'clock, and she would have to go to the corridor to read.

"How much is it per month? Where is the house located?"

"It seems to be called Fuai Road. I went to see it. Although the house is a bit old, it is clean and tidy. The landlord has two rooms. They live in one room and rent the other to us. It costs eighty yuan a month, so we only have to pay forty yuan each," the female student said.

Ye Qingqing's mind was intrigued. She had actually rented a place from her. She wondered whose house it was.

"I'll go take a look, and if it's suitable, I'll rent it." Qian Manduo nodded. She hadn't been back to her hometown for the past four years. She had earned some money, spent it all, and had some left over. She could send some back home to help with their living expenses, and she also had some money on hand. She could afford to live on forty yuan a month.

"You have a lot of money, why didn't you go to the movie theater last night? I waited for you for two hours."

A boy suddenly appeared out of nowhere, looking aggrieved.