The son came back and took his grandson away with him.
Although only the two of them remained, Old Man Wang and Old Lady Wang were overjoyed.
Wang Dazhi left them a considerable amount of money, several thousand yuan.
However, they also know the principle of not flaunting their wealth, so they simply stop doing those hard jobs to make a living.
Zhao Qinglan hadn't paid attention to the Wang family for a long time, so naturally she was unaware of these events that had occurred within the Wang family.
After the New Year, it wasn't until the Lantern Festival that Madam Sun and her youngest daughter, Qingju, returned from the capital.
When the snack shop reopened, Zhao Qingzhu was still the one who looked after it.
When they returned, Zhao Qinglan and the others were most concerned about Zhao Qingju's blind date.
Since they were all family, there was nothing to be embarrassed about, so Mrs. Sun talked about the young people she had met.
Those who are considered by Sun Guangming as potential sons-in-law for his nephews must be of good enough quality.
Zhao Qingju's only shortcoming is that she is not a native of Beijing, but Sun Guangming is a registered resident of Beijing, and his rank is not low.
He has no children of his own, and has already publicly stated that his younger sister's children are considered his children, which has subtly elevated Zhao Qingju's status.
Of course, Zhao Qingju's opinion also needs to be considered when it comes to this blind date.
However, influenced by her two older sisters, Zhao Qingju did not think that she could get married as soon as she met someone she liked. She and the man she felt a connection with had already exchanged contact information and planned to take things slowly.
If possible, we'll discuss the rest later.
As for how to deal with it, since we are in different places, we should naturally write letters and make phone calls.
Because of this, even though she was reluctant for her daughter to marry far away in the future, Madam Sun made sure that her daughter and the man she had chosen spent more time together before they left the capital.
Zhao Qinglan did see through some of her uncle's schemes, but she didn't expose them.
She didn't really have any particular idea about where her younger sister and mother would live in the future.
In every respect, the conditions in the capital are better than here.
If it weren't for her husband's job requiring her to accompany him to the military, and if she had the choice, she would have taken the children to live in the capital.
After the Lunar New Year, when the military and civilian cooperative reopened, many parents brought their children to their door, wanting to enroll them in their after-school care program.
Perhaps because of the frequent visits to relatives during the Spring Festival, Zhao Qinglan's family's small dining table has been frequently mentioned and has a good reputation.
However, after considering her own manpower and the venue, Zhao Qinglan ultimately declined.
She didn't set up this small catering service in the first place to make more money. The more people there are, the more trouble there will be. The current scale is just right.
Because she didn't expand her business, the seats at her after-school care center became even scarcer.
Students who were already eating at the after-school care center felt especially proud when they returned to school.
When finding Zhao Qinglan didn't work, someone came up with a roundabout tactic: letting the children find their own opportunities to approach Da Wa.
My eldest child is going to school peacefully, but he is constantly being harassed, which is quite annoying.
Cheng Tao has now developed a very good relationship with Da Wa, and seeing this, he always gives Da Wa advice.
Cheng Tao always found it amusing to see Da Wa with a cold face, frustrated when he wanted to get angry but was held back by the school's rules and regulations.
He thought that Da Wa was just smart enough to keep up with his train of thought, but he never expected that Da Wa's other side would be revealed and completely shock him.
Because he was close to Cheng Tao, Da Wa sometimes stopped walking with the other children in the family quarters.
One afternoon after school, when the older child didn't go home to his family's neighborhood, Cheng Tao invited him to his house to play. The two had only walked a short distance from the school when they were stopped on the road.
There were three students from their class who didn't like the eldest child, and several others from other classes.
Cheng Tao was clever, but his fighting skills were only average. Seeing this, he moved closer to Da Wa and whispered, "A wise man doesn't fight a losing battle. Let's run."
Da Wa frowned; he had been so annoyed lately that he wanted to find a way to vent his frustrations.
Looking at these people, he actually wanted to make a move, but Cheng Tao wanted to run away, so he hesitated.
He also recalled the words his father had taught him and his brother.
After learning from Zhao Qinglan about the tragic experiences of his two sons in their previous lives, Li Huai was genuinely worried for a while.
He later decided to educate his sons properly to prevent such a tragedy from happening again.
At the same time, he also began to seriously train his two sons.
His belief is that his son shouldn't hit people for no reason, but if he is bullied, he should be able to fight back.
The eldest child is well-nourished and takes after his father. Although he is only twelve years old, he is no shorter than the fourteen or fifteen-year-old boys in his class.
He wasn't afraid of a direct fight, but since Cheng Tao wanted to run, then so be it.
He pondered for only a moment, then nodded slightly.
"Run!" Cheng Tao shouted, turned and ran, with Da Wa close behind.
The students who were blocking their way weren't about to let them get away so easily, and they immediately gave chase.
"Stop right there! Don't you dare run away!"
The eldest child ran much faster than Cheng Tao, but he kept his speed down to match Cheng Tao's.
Even after they had run quite a distance, the others were still hot on their heels.
Cheng Tao doesn't usually like to exercise, and his physical fitness is only average. After running such a long distance, he was already tired and panting, and his speed gradually slowed down.
The distance between them and the people behind them began to shrink.
Just as the person chasing him the closest was about to grab Cheng Tao's collar, Da Wa swung his schoolbag at him.
"You run first, I'll cover you from behind," he shouted, waving his schoolbag.
Once Cheng Tao gets away, and he starts running again, these guys won't be able to catch him.
However, Cheng Tao was so moved by Da Wa's words that he ignored Da Wa's profound intentions and felt that he could not be the kind of person who abandoned his friends. So he stopped and began to fight.
Seeing that he wasn't running away, the older brother had no choice but to start fighting seriously.
Don't underestimate him just because he's young. Having spent his childhood in the military and learned some military boxing techniques from his father, he's a fighter that most people his age can't handle.
In addition, he also has a ruthless streak.
Cheng Tao initially thought that with only two of them against the other team, they would suffer a great loss. However, due to Da Wa's high combat strength, the other team gradually fell into a disadvantageous position.
When the eldest son kicked someone in the knee, making the person unable to stand up, the people who came chasing them all started groaning in pain.
Da Wa and Cheng Tao were also injured, especially Cheng Tao, whose injuries were more severe than Da Wa's. But seeing the pursuers lying on the ground, he felt an indescribable excitement.
"I didn't realize Li Yansen was such a good fighter! From now on, we're brothers who will fight to the death!" He said boldly, putting his arm around Da Wa's shoulder.
"What life-or-death bond?" Da Wa grinned. After such a good fight, he also felt a surge of youthful passion.
Zhao Qinglan had to do the store's accounting today, so she wouldn't be going home to her family quarters. She had already told her son at noon, but it was past lunchtime and he still hadn't shown up. She looked at her watch and started to get anxious.
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