After the meal, relatives and friends went their separate ways and there was no need to clean up the dishes, so the banquet was naturally easy to organize.
The Jiang family said goodbye to their daughter and son-in-law at the door. Seeing that their youngest daughter was leaving with Hao Yuanchao, the Jiang parents felt reluctant to let her go. Although they had felt that way before when their eldest daughter married off, the first two daughters were the eldest after all, and they had younger brothers and sisters. In addition to the reluctance, they felt more relieved. After all, it was not easy to raise five children. Now it was Jiang Shuyao's turn. Not to mention that she was the most favored, she was also the youngest child. Even the youngest in the family was married, which proved that they, as parents, were old. Time passed so quickly.
But no matter how reluctant I am, there is no reason to stop my daughter and son-in-law from going home on the first day of their wedding. In the past few years, many marriage customs were abolished or reduced during the "Four Olds" campaign, but the custom of returning to the parents' home after three days is still accepted in the North City. If I want to go out with my daughter, it must be after the parents' home after three days. She cannot move around freely during these days.
Fortunately, the Hao family has no elders, brothers, sisters-in-law, or sisters-in-law, and Hao Yuanchao seems to like Jiang Shuyao. There is no need to worry that Jiang Shuyao will be bullied or wronged after marrying him. This is also a consolation.
After seeing off all their relatives and friends, Jiang Shuyao and Hao Yuanchao also returned to their new home.
Although the new house has been tidied, there are still many things missing. On the one hand, it is because it is a new house. On the other hand, the two of them will be leaving here soon and there is no need to add too many things. They have to move in less than a month, and it is inconvenient to carry too many things on the road. In this era, transportation is not well developed and express delivery is not convenient. It is best to travel light. Therefore, except for daily necessities such as bed, wardrobe, table, thermos, quilt, clothes, there is really nothing else, especially the kitchen, which is empty. You can tell at a glance that they don’t plan to cook.
However, Hao Yuanchao still felt that he had to prepare two pairs of chopsticks and a small stove. It was okay to eat in the cafeteria every day, but if he wanted to have a midnight snack occasionally, he could cook some noodles himself so that he wouldn't go hungry or eat dry food. He could have something warm to eat.
Jiang Shuyao was about to stop him. She had her own space, a large open kitchen with all the utensils she needed. For the two years after their breakup, she'd mostly cooked her own meals in the villa, only occasionally dining out and rarely ordering takeout. Cooking for herself naturally meant buying what she needed; she wasn't short of money. And the food she'd stored in the refrigerator could still be used. She'd discovered that storing food in the kitchen kept it fresh, even better than a refrigerator. Whatever you put in was the same as what you took out. It was amazing.
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