He didn't mention that Yang Yijing knelt down and barked like a dog.
As soon as Yang Yimiao finished speaking, the main room fell silent, with only the buzzing sound of the electric fan.
Wang Jingyi was the first to come to her senses, her tone full of anxiety and reproach: "Why didn't you tell Grandpa and Grandma about this sooner? Yang Yijing told you not to tell, so you didn't? When you were little, Mom told you that Grandpa and Grandma resigned from their teaching jobs early on to avoid attracting the attention of the Revolutionary Committee. Now look what happened, you've deliberately provoked them."
Grandpa Yang quickly comforted her, saying, "Jingyi, don't blame the child. Perhaps things aren't as serious as we think."
Grandma Yang chimed in, "That's right, the worst of the criticism and struggle sessions is over."
Now that things have come to this, they understand that they can't just blame the children. Ultimately, it's the adults who failed to raise the children's awareness.
Wang Jingyi remained worried: "Mom and Dad, it's not like you can just say everything's alright. I know those two brothers grew up by your side, and you can't bear to scold them, but if..."
As she spoke, she turned her gaze to Yang Yimiao, "You've kept this a secret for so long, why did you suddenly tell everyone today?"
Su Yue quickly said, "Godmother, I asked Yi Miao to say it."
Wang Jingyi, Grandpa Yang, and Grandma Yang all turned their gazes toward Su Yue, their eyes filled with doubt.
Wang Jingyi asked, "Yueyue, how did you know about this?"
Grandpa Yang and Grandma Yang were also filled with questions.
Su Yue explained, "That evening, Yi Miao and Yi Jing came home from school. Grandpa asked you to help in the kitchen. Yi Jing came up to me and compared heights, saying that I was only up to his shoulder. Yi Miao said not to always compare heights with people. Last time we compared heights, I offended someone and almost got into trouble before I could say anything, but Yi Jing covered my mouth. I kept that in mind, and that's what we were talking about when we went out just now."
At this moment, Yang Yijing ran back from outside, panting.
Upon entering the room, he saw that everyone was silent and staring intently at him, causing him to unconsciously step back from the threshold.
Seeing this, Wang Jingyi shouted, "Yang Yijing, come in here!"
Seeing his mother's angry expression and then looking at Yang Yimiao, who was bowing his head and remaining silent, Yang Yijing's heart tightened. He was convinced that Yang Yimiao had told others about him barking like a dog. He was both angry and embarrassed. Just as he was about to glare at him, he heard his mother say sternly.
"You did something wrong, and you still want to glare at your brother."
Yang Yijing immediately put on a sheepish smile and said, "Mom, how could I possibly glare at my brother? You've misunderstood."
With that, he braced himself and went into the house. He walked up to Yang Yimiao, lowered his voice, and said through gritted teeth, "Right, brother?"
Seeing this, Grandma Yang quickly said, "Alright, now let's talk about what to do about this."
Grandpa Yang said with a solemn expression, "Yi Miao said that the daughter of the Revolutionary Committee Director might be sent to the countryside soon. She'll inevitably be unhappy about it, and might even try to send Yi Miao and Yi Jing to the countryside as well. We need to..."
Wang Jingyi interrupted him anxiously: "Dad, Yi Miao and the others are not yet 18 years old, how could they be assigned to go to the countryside?"
Everyone else was 18 years old before being sent to the countryside, but her son was only 15, which was hard for her to accept.
At this moment, she was filled with regret. If only she hadn't been so eager to urge them to study, she might have been able to avoid meeting Gao Yuzhen.
Grandma Yang looked at Wang Jingyi and said gently, "Jingyi, don't rush, let your father finish speaking first."
Wang Jingyi then realized that she had been too hasty, nodded, and said, "Dad, go ahead and say it."
Grandpa Yang continued, "We need to prepare for the worst now. For example, it's a done deal that the daughter of the Revolutionary Committee Director will be sent to the countryside. We need to sign up before they come knocking on our door, and we can't go to the same place as her."
Wang Jingyi asked with a worried expression, "Dad, are Yi Miao and the others really going to the countryside? Isn't there any other way?"
Grandpa Yang sighed and said, "As it stands, there's no better way. Don't keep thinking that Yi Miao Yi Jing is under 18. For those people, age is not a problem at all if they want to send someone to the countryside. Of course, this is just the worst-case scenario."
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