Not long after they got home, the work in the fields ended. Grandma Su was the first to arrive. When she got home, she saw Su He in the yard, looking alright. She asked him a few questions and then went to the kitchen to cook.

A little while later, Su's parents returned. Upon seeing them, Su He instinctively called out "Dad and Mom," but then, remembering something, she changed her address to "Father and Mother."

Mr. Su smiled and agreed. Mrs. Su nodded and asked a few questions about her health before going to wash her hands and help with the cooking.

Su He breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that they didn't think much of it. After all, in this era, only city dwellers call their parents "Dad" and "Mom," while people in the village call them "Dad" and "Mom." For example, she would subconsciously call her grandpa and grandma Su Laotou and Su Laotaitai, but the original owner of this body only called them grandpa and grandma.

Fortunately, the original owner had been to school for so many years and would occasionally call them by the names of city people, so no one thought much of it.

During dinner that evening, when Grandma Su heard that she had gone out that day, she inquired about her health.

After listening, Su He thought for a moment and said, "I'm almost fully recovered, Grandma. I'll go to work with you tomorrow."

Grandma Su refused without even thinking: "You don't need to go. Just stay home and rest. There are so many people in the family, we can afford to have you at work."

Su He knew that her grandmother was worried about her health, so she explained, "I'm really all better now, and Grandma, I can't just stay here like this forever. I'll have to go to work sooner or later."

She was right. She had sorted out the original owner's memories over the past few days, and although she was very unwilling, she had no choice but to accept reality.

There's no way I can go to university, and based on history, it's unlikely I'll be able to go anytime soon.

She doesn't have a job, and she can't just stay at home eating and drinking for free forever. Even if other people were willing, she would feel embarrassed.

Moreover, it's fine in the short term, but if it goes on for a long time, others might have other ideas. After all, she has enjoyed enough under the favor of Old Madam Su over the years.

But even though that's what she said, how could Grandma Su bear to let her beloved granddaughter suffer in the fields!

He immediately said, "Why can't we stay here any longer? Let's see who dares to say a word."

After saying that, she looked at the rest of the Su family and, seeing that no one had any objections, continued, "Heya, don't worry. You're a high school student, an educated person. Even if you're doing work, it won't be manual labor. Let Grandma think of a way to see if we can find you a teaching job. You graduated from high school, so you're definitely qualified to be a primary school teacher!"

As soon as she finished speaking, the room fell silent. Everyone else was clearly surprised that Old Mrs. Su would have this idea, and they all looked up at her.

Even Su He was a little surprised when she heard this; she hadn't expected that Old Madam Su would treat her so well!

You have to understand that teaching jobs aren't something you can just find anytime these days. Even though it's in a village, it's a secure job with a monthly salary.

It's not something she can get just by graduating from high school!

Moreover, jobs are now permanent and can be passed down to the next generation, so they are very rare. To get a formal job, apart from a few job opportunities in the city, other people can only try to buy it with money.

But this is a rural area with very few job opportunities, so it goes without saying that Grandma Su's plan was to find someone to buy her a job.

I guess the others understood by now, which is why they were so surprised.

Su He looked at everyone's expressions. Old Man Su hadn't changed much; he still listened to Old Lady Su in everything. Su's parents seemed very happy. Her eldest uncle frowned but didn't say anything, as did her younger uncle. Only her younger aunt seemed unhappy.

But Aunt's face turned ugly. She opened her mouth as if to say something, but was glared at by Uncle, and in the end, she didn't say anything.