As Gao Min's summer vacation was approaching, Yun Jin asked her, "Are you going back to the garrison for the summer vacation?"

Gao Min nodded affirmatively: "Yes, Xia Tian's family is busy, I need to go back and help."

“Okay!” Yun Jin said, “Should I buy you a plane ticket too? We can fly there.”

Gao Min shook her head: "No need, I'll take the train. I like taking the train."

Airfare is too expensive. Even if my aunt is rich, she wouldn't take advantage of the situation like this.

Yun Jin had no choice but to give up.

Yun Jin then asked He Zizhen, who replied, "You guys go have fun, I need to do some part-time work to earn money."

He's parents didn't insist. They knew that He Zizhen had grown up and should indeed gain some experience in society. They were too old to interfere.

If she lives long enough to get married, her parents will give her a dowry so that she can live a more comfortable life.

This time the departure time is a bit long, so Xiaodoubao can't take the plane. She can go to the train station, where she knows the train driver well. Yun Jin bought cigarettes, gave him a red envelope and some fruit, and asked them to take Xiaodoubao to the station.

They can just pick up the dog at the train station.

Little Bean Bun knew it hadn't been abandoned this time, so it didn't howl.

Once on the train, Xiao Niangao usually gets off to poop and pee with Xiao Doubao for three meals a day, or when there are long stops, but this time she didn't come even once.

It was someone on the train who took it off. Little Bean noticed something was wrong. It wouldn't eat, drink, or urinate on the train, and the whole dog was listless. It wasn't until we arrived at the station that it was led out of the train station and saw a family of five standing at the station entrance.

Little Bean recognized them and excitedly barked, eager to return to their side.

Little Rice Cake shouted, "Doubao, we've come to pick you up!"

The leash was loosened, and Xiaodoubao sprinted towards Xiaoniangao and the others, so excited that he peed himself. He whined and howled, and it took Yun Jin and Xiaoniangao a while to calm him down.

Yun Jin asked with a smile, "Did you think we'd lost you?"

Beanbao: "Ouch!"

Yun Jin laughed and said, "Don't worry, we can't bear to part with them. It's just that dogs aren't allowed on airplanes, so we're sorry to have to make do with this!"

Doubao: "Woof woof!"

"Alright, alright, I'll cook you something delicious when we get back. Don't be angry anymore, I love you!" Yun Jin hugged Xiao Doubao and led him to the parking area. She took out a dog bowl, poured in some water, and Xiao Doubao drank it down with gusto.

Then he peed around their car, but dared not pee on the tires, or Yun Jin would spank him.

Judging from its behavior, you can tell it's not eating, drinking, urinating, or defecating in the car; it's just waiting for its owner to come and pick it up!

Little Bean Bun had solved its dog life problem, happily got into the car, and went back with them.

Upon arriving at the residential compound, it urinated to mark its territory, played around with other dogs, and greeted people it knew. If the other person didn't call out its name, it would stand in front of them.

I'm only happy when I call it by its name.

Yun Jin had a headache; this little bun was getting more and more noticeable.

When Yun Jin and the others came to the camp, He Tingchuan saved up two days of vacation to go out and have some fun with them. They could go hiking nearby or play by the river, where there are many lotus pods.

They went to pick lotus pods and fish.

The fish we caught were given to Sister-in-law Gao to be grilled. Fish weighing two or three pounds are best for grilling. With some side dishes, a group of people would drink, chat, and order a few skewers. That's how the night passed.

Gao Min returned a day later than Xiao Doubao, and as soon as she got back, she started barbecuing and cooking.

Seeing that her daughter had lost weight, Sister-in-law Gao urged her to eat more, feeling sorry for her daughter's hard work studying in Beijing.

Gao Min laughed and said, "I specifically lost weight. Everyone at school is skinny, except for me who's chubby. Don't worry, Mom, I'm perfectly healthy!"

Sister-in-law Gao: "...You're still trying to lose weight? You know we used to struggle to get enough to eat, and now you have plenty to eat and drink but you're not eating? Have you gone crazy from studying too much?"

"No, I don't think so. Being thinner looks better." Gao Min had her own opinion.

Sister-in-law Gao keenly sensed something was wrong: "Are you dating someone at school?"

Gao Min shook her head: "Mom, what are you thinking? How could I possibly be in a relationship? Don't worry, I'll definitely tell you when I am."

Sister-in-law Gao thought of Li Aimei: "You can't marry someone too far away. Your mother can't bear to see you marry far away. Of course, it would be fine if you could find someone from Beijing. Your Aunt Yun is in Beijing. When your parents go to Beijing to visit them, they can also visit you."

Gao Min: "..."

I could tell from his voice, he is definitely their biological child.

While others would glance at their daughters and then at their friends, her mother would only glance at her daughter while visiting her friends.

Even after getting confirmation from Gao Min that she was single, Sister-in-law Gao was still worried and privately asked Yun Jin about it.

Yun Jin confirmed: "I do not have a boyfriend, but I know a boy who goes to the school next door. He is a local from Beijing and lives in a tenement."

Fearing that Sister-in-law Gao might not know what a tenement courtyard was, I explained the tenement courtyards in Beijing to her: "Those are too chaotic, much worse than our family compound."

On second thought, as things stand, it's good to have a place to stay.

Sister-in-law Gao thought of Yun Jin's courtyard house. Last year, when she sent Gao Min to Beijing, they went to see the courtyard house and had a meal at Li Aimei's house. They were quite satisfied with the courtyard house.

It's much better than a crowded courtyard where dozens of people are crammed into one place.

Sister-in-law Gao said, "If there's a suitable courtyard house, please buy one for us too. When our whole family goes to Beijing, we can stay in a courtyard house. Staying in a hotel is too much trouble for you."

"What's the trouble? It's not like you're not paying." Yun Jin offered half-price rates to Sister-in-law Gao and Li Aimei, with a free night for every three nights they stayed.

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