Grandma Shen was also curious about how Lin Baoni knew her.
“The people who were sent down to the island were always taken care of by Bonnie, and she didn’t let them suffer until they were exonerated and returned.”
Sister-in-law Gu didn't know the specifics either. Bao Ni mentioned it briefly but didn't go into details, and she didn't know what the other party did.
"That's strange, because back then not many people dared to associate with those who had been sent down to the countryside, for fear of being implicated."
Grandma Shen understood; it really was because of Lin Baoni.
Afterwards, Sister-in-law Gu gave some more instructions, the main point of which was to tell the family not to provoke Bao Ni.
Bonnie was very polite and even visited the elderly couple in the Shen family during the Chinese New Year, for which Sister-in-law Gu was very grateful.
She also hoped her family would be well, but compared to her own children, her nephew was still a step behind.
Now, Gu Ze and Gu Ye support each other, and in the future, the children of both families will also support each other. They will have a good bond from their childhood together.
After hanging up the phone, Grandma Shen relayed her daughter's message and explained how Bao Ni had met such an important person.
"Lin Baoni was really brave. Back then, most people didn't dare to contact people who had been sent to the countryside."
Sister-in-law Shen sighed deeply. She admired Lin Baoni; she could live with confidence no matter where she was.
“The Lin family are local residents of the island, and half of the island is inhabited by relatives. Her father is also the brigade leader. It’s not difficult for her to do this job, but it’s not easy either.”
Grandma Shen felt she couldn't do it and was afraid of burdening her family; she and her family came first.
After hearing this, Sister-in-law Shen was truly dejected. The Lin Baoni she looked down on was far more formidable than she had imagined.
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