Gu Ye and his wife went to the kitchen, while Bao Ni's parents led the child into the house.
Hao Mei looked around, but in the end, she didn't follow them into the kitchen. Instead, she led the child into the house.
"Honghai, don't you recognize Grandma? This is Brother Hongqiao." The two children are about the same age, but this is their first time meeting.
The two little ones gradually started playing together.
"Hongqiao will be starting school soon, right? What are Lin Bo and the others planning to do?"
Hao Mei was quite curious. Lin Bo had been admitted to a military academy, and Cao Wenli had also gone to university. Their future prospects were bright, at least better than hers and Lin Tao's.
"We don't know yet. Lin Bo and the other two still have more than two years before graduation, and we don't know where they will be assigned. Qiao Qiao will study on the island next year, and we'll bring them over once they're assigned."
Bao Ni's mother had already made up her mind: if she could hold on for another two years, she would be completely free.
"How could you bear to part with this child back then? You've been helping me raise this child all along."
Hao Mei also felt dissatisfied. Of the three brothers, Lin Tao's mother-in-law spent the least amount of time looking after her child.
"There's nothing to be reluctant about. I'm already quite old. If it weren't for the fact that they were both going to university in different places, I would have stopped caring about them a long time ago."
Bonnie's mother put it bluntly: don't make useless comparisons.
Hao Mei didn't say anything more; it was his own fault for not getting into university.
In the kitchen, Bonnie had finished rolling out the noodles and also cooked millet porridge for her grandmother.
Gu Ye bought braised pork, stir-fried pork with wood ear mushrooms, home-style cold dishes, and shredded pork with sweet bean sauce from a nearby restaurant.
We'll have a simple meal. Bonnie's parents can stay for a while, so we can take our time and there's no rush.
The noodles were ready, and Bonnie called out that dinner was served; she was starving!
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