Chapter 121 The truth about dropping out of junior high school

Zhang Meiqi chatted with Sister Mei downstairs for a long time. She thought Ningning should have finished reading, so she went upstairs to cook dinner.

Everything was fine, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were having dinner and chatting, but Zhang Meiqin mentioned something quickly.

"Don't think that you should eat or drink something cold just because it's summer. Your mother drank a bucket of well water just to cool herself down, and she's been coughing for more than ten days and no matter how much medicine she takes, it won't get better..."

Ningning paused: "My mother is coughing?"

Zhang Meiqin was immediately stunned, a little embarrassed: "Just, nothing..."

The more Su Ningning saw her like this, the more she felt that the situation was serious. She blinked and said, "Oh, my dad told me last time I called him. It is indeed very serious."

Zhang Meiqin finally realized that Su Ningning knew about it, so she chatted with Su Ningning: "You know? Hey, your mother asked me not to tell you. Last time I saw her coughing and her face turned red. She said that taking medicine didn't help. She couldn't bear to go to the town hospital, so she got some medicine from the country doctor, but it didn't work. When you call, persuade her to go to the hospital again!"

Su Ningning thought for a while and said, "Mom, why don't we go back and stay for a few days? I see you are not comfortable here. This house is small. You are used to living in the countryside, so you must feel uncomfortable here."

Zhang Meiqin was overjoyed: "Really?"

She really couldn't adapt to this place. The house was small and she had to climb stairs. She was excited when she first came here, but after staying here for most of the day, she couldn't help feeling cramped and wanted to go back to live in a big yard in the countryside.

Seeing her mother-in-law was as happy as a child, Su Ningning couldn't help but smile: "Can I still lie to you?"

The next day, they actually went to the station. Fortunately, Su Ningning was not pregnant at the moment. She was as light as a swallow and one could not tell she was pregnant even when she walked on the street.

Before leaving, Su Ningning went to the store and bought two cans of Chuanbei loquat paste. She also bought new clothes for Zhang Meiqin and her biological mother Wang Yumei. Summer clothes are not very expensive, and the Dacron material is cool and comfortable to wear. Zhang Meiqin refused to buy them, but Su Ningning insisted on buying them. She liked them so much that she took out a box of washed apples when she got in the car: "Ningning, you are really my good baby! Mom loves you for a reason! You are a hundred times better than that brat Qingshan! How many lifetimes must Mom have burned incense to meet you?"

She praised him generously all the way, and Su Ningning couldn't help laughing, thinking that He Qingshan's habit of always playing straight shots was probably inherited from his mother!

Zhang Meiqin really likes her daughter-in-law. She doesn't see her often, but now she can't stop praising her: "In our village, or in the villages nearby, I haven't seen a girl prettier or smarter than you within a radius of dozens of miles. You've studied in high school, taken the college entrance examination, and published an article in the newspaper. Mom thinks Qingshan is not worthy of you. If he treats you badly in any way, just tell me and I'll beat him to death!"

Su Ningning smiled, and everyone else in the car couldn't help but look at them. Zhang Meiqin then shut up embarrassedly.

But a woman with a round face, dark skin and short hair in front of me looked back from time to time.

Zhang Meiqi and Su Ningning noticed the man's gaze and looked at each other, both feeling a little strange. This man was too much. Staring at people outside, was that polite?

The woman seemed to think that something was wrong, so she stood up and walked to Su Ningning. The car was shaking, so she held onto the backrest and said to Su Ningning with a smile, "Su Ningning, don't you remember me? We were classmates in the first grade of junior high school."