Seeing this, Su He recalled for a moment and quickly figured out what had happened.

My older cousin is already 20 years old this year. Logically speaking, he should have been married long ago in the countryside.

However, the Su family incurred a lot of debt a few years ago due to building a house, and they have only just paid it off in recent years, which has delayed his progress.

We've just saved up some money, and if we use it to buy her a job, my older cousin's wedding will probably have to be postponed again.

Thinking of this, Su He sighed. She knew that Grandma Su hadn't overlooked this point, but she still decisively gave up on her eldest grandson for the sake of her granddaughter.

Even other family members, though some were unhappy, did not stand up to object, which clearly indicated their agreement.

Thinking of this, Su He felt a warmth in her heart and her eyes welled up with tears.

At that moment, she truly accepted these family members.

So when Grandma Su looked at her, Su He sniffed, smiled and refused, "No need, Grandma. I'm not in a hurry to work, and I don't want to be a teacher. Let's focus on my older cousin first. He's not young anymore and needs to get married."

Hearing her say that, her aunt looked at her with gratitude.

The eldest cousin, however, blushed instantly upon hearing this, looking somewhat embarrassed.

Finally, he whispered, "I'm not in a hurry, Da Ya's matter is more important."

Grandma Su said, "Yes, it's okay if your older cousin gets married a year later. We'll use the money at home to find you a job first. Besides, what's wrong with being a teacher? It's not tiring, and you don't have to worry about wind or rain. Tomorrow, I'll have your grandfather go to the village chief's house to ask around and see if he can help ask."

Seeing that things were about to be settled, Su He quickly waved her hand and refused again, saying, "It's okay, Grandma. I'm strong and I don't get tired working in the fields. Besides, I really don't want to be a teacher. I don't like taking care of children. They're too noisy. Let's not waste money."

Seeing her insistence, Grandma Su sighed inwardly.

She knew her granddaughter was sensible and that these words were just an excuse. She felt a pang of heartache. How could such a good granddaughter not be able to go to university?

Then she thought for a moment and said, "Okay, Grandma, I'll listen to you. But we still need to ask about the job. It's hard to find a job these days. We don't usually hear about job openings in the city. We'll have to ask the village chief for help. If he finds any information, you can give it a try."

Su He nodded after hearing this and didn't say anything more. She knew that Grandma Su was trying to comfort her. It was difficult for people in the city to find jobs these days, let alone people in the countryside.

That's why I said before that I planned to buy it with money, but even that would be difficult to find a way to do so.

So, finding a job these days is really hard!

...

That was the end of it.

Su He didn't know what others thought, but after the meal, her mother came to find her.

Upon meeting, he frowned and said, "Why are you so silly? Your grandma wanted to find you a job, why didn't you take it? Do you really want to work in the fields?"

Su He frowned upon hearing this and retorted, "What's wrong with going to work in the fields? If others can do it, why can't I?"

After hearing this, Su's mother choked for a moment, then said, "Isn't that because you're different from others? You graduated from high school, wouldn't it be a waste of all those years of schooling if you went to work in the fields? Besides, wouldn't people laugh at you?"

Su He: ……

Got it, so the last sentence is the key point, right?

After hearing this, she didn't want to say anything more and dismissed Su's mother with a few perfunctory words.