"It's nothing serious, except that she gave birth to another girl this time. Her family didn't say anything, your eldest cousin likes her quite a bit, and your aunt didn't give her a hard time either. It's just that she herself is a little disappointed."

After her family visited, she didn't know what they said to her, which made her even more unhappy.

Sigh, you know, our family doesn't discriminate against girls. I've told her there's no rush, they're still young, let them blossom first and bear fruit later, and we'll have more children in the future, but it seems like she didn't listen.

Now look at this mess! She ate well and was well cared for during her postpartum period, but instead of gaining weight, she's actually lost a lot of weight. It's all just my imagination. It's so worrying!

Su He didn't know what to say after hearing this. She had sensed before that her eldest sister-in-law might be a little sensitive.

When her second cousin got married, she felt somewhat inferior when she looked at her second cousin's wife.

In addition, her second cousin's wife gave birth to a son with her first child, which probably made her feel even more inferior.

Su He sighed. In fact, this kind of thinking is still related to the family of origin. Just like Su's mother, doesn't she still value her son more now?

So she didn't think she could persuade him anymore; ultimately, he had to come to terms with it himself.

But seeing Grandma Su's worried expression, and thinking about her good relationship with her older cousin, she agreed.

Grandma Su finally breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this.

Then I remembered to ask them if the matter of going to the military base had been resolved.

Because she left in a hurry, and because it wouldn't be good for the news to get out, Su He didn't tell the elderly couple what had happened.

But now that the matter was resolved, the two stopped hiding it and told each other about the unpleasant things Lin Jingshuo had encountered. Then Su He suggested a solution.

Upon hearing this, Grandma Su couldn't help but sigh, "That eldest son of the Lin family is so unlucky. He ran into a family with a wicked heart. Luckily, he wasn't framed, or his life would have been miserable."

But they got off easy; they got a job for free, so they shouldn't be paid anything in return.

Su He knew that the old lady Su was somewhat righteous and indignant, and to be honest, she wouldn't want to give it to her if she could.

But the matter had blown up so much that they probably wouldn't have let it go without offering some benefits, so in the end we had no choice but to accept our defeat. Fortunately, the impact wasn't too great.

Moreover, since the job was in the military, and there were military personnel watching over them, they didn't dare to do anything reckless afterward, so it can be considered a barely perfect solution.

Grandma Su knew this too, but she was still unwilling. Fortunately, the matter was resolved and she wasn't forced to marry someone, so she breathed a sigh of relief for the Lin family.

Finally, she sighed, "It's hard to be a good person!"

Su He smiled, "But there are still more good people than bad in this world, so we can't condemn them all. But we should still be more cautious in the future."

Grandma Su immediately said, "Yes, that's right. Heya is so clear-headed. No wonder she's my eldest granddaughter!"

Old Su chuckled, clearly agreeing.

Su He smiled when she saw this.

...

In the evening, feeling uncomfortable after sitting on the train for several days, she went to a nearby bathhouse for a shower and felt much refreshed afterward.

After returning home, I greeted Grandma Su and the others and went back to my room.

Inside, Lin Jingyan was playing with Yuanyuan. It was still early, and the little guy wasn't sleepy yet.

Seeing this, Su He also wanted to take the opportunity to spend more time with him, otherwise there wouldn't be much time left after school started.

So the couple played with their child for over an hour until it was his usual bedtime, then they tidied up and put him to sleep.

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