Shen Xifei, who was standing not far away, waited until Huang Beibei came back and asked, "Did you give her the newspaper because you wanted to let her know?"
"Consider it as returning a favor to her." Huang Beibei said, unwilling to give up. After all, Xie Wanying had saved their hematology department that day.
"Why tell her the problem? They didn't even tell her. Aren't you afraid that people will say you have bad intentions?" Shen Xifei scolded her because she was afraid that she would be accused of being heartless for doing a rare good deed.
"She will find out sooner or later anyway." Huang Beibei said. She didn't think the truth could be hidden. If that was the case, it might be a good idea for her to take the initiative and be a good person.
Speaking of this, Shen Xifei's expression became complicated: "When Xiaohui and we heard about this person's existence, we suddenly felt that Senior Brother Cao was very far away from us, and there was no need to think about Senior Brother Cao."
"That's right." Huang Beibei nodded with the same feeling, "He is a violinist that attracts worldwide attention."
Shen Xifei shook out another identical newspaper, one page of which was a special feature on an overseas music band. The most eye-catching picture in the center was a photo of a girl with long flowing hair. The girl was wearing a black elegant dress and standing in the center of the brightly lit stage, playing the violin in one hand. She looked noble and like a fairy from the world who was not affected by worldly affairs.
On the left side of the photo is a special interview report which reads: The world's youngest female winner of the Paganini Gold Medal for Violin, the pride of the Chinese people, and our country's famous violinist Lin Jiayin.
"Don't read it." Huang Beibei pushed Shen Xifei's hand away and didn't want to read the newspaper.
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The news in this newspaper seemed too cruel to them.
Beautiful, born into a perfect family, playing the violin, being a star on the world stage, and being admired by hundreds of millions of people, these girls are truly people who are born into two different worlds.
"You can't see it, so you show it to Xie Wanying?" Shen Xifei rolled her eyes at her. How could she have the nerve to say that she was repaying a favor.
"Didn't I say it? She will know it sooner or later. It's better to know it earlier than later." Huang Beibei said with a heavy breath through her nostrils.
Shen Xifei heard it. Huang Beibei's selfish desire is that if she has to choose, she would rather have Senior Brother Cao and Xie Wanying than Senior Brother Cao and Lin Jiayin.
After all the interactions, Xie Wanying no longer seemed particularly annoying to them.
Here, Liu Jingyun and He Xiangyu were looking at the newspaper that Xie Wanying was holding and were extremely nervous.
"Yingying, move the luggage first." He Xiangyu winked at the senior sister.
Liu Jingyun came to his senses, hurriedly took the newspaper from his junior sister's hand, rolled it up and put it in his own pocket.
Without thinking too much, Xie Wanying helped her senior sister move the luggage upstairs.
The new house had already been cleaned and the appliances were neatly arranged, so the three of them only had to carry their luggage bags upstairs.
He Xiangyu went into the kitchen and boiled a kettle of water, then found some tea leaves and prepared to make tea for the three of them.
According to the instructions of the second senior sister, designer Xie Wanying took out the wedding dress designs for the eldest senior sister to review.
The two junior sisters were so concerned about her marriage that Liu Jingyun felt guilty: "Maybe I have to keep you waiting for a long time. Your big brother Hu and I are too busy with work, so we are not in a hurry to arrange the wedding."
The reason why the wedding is difficult is that the eldest sister and brother Hu are both migrant workers in Beijing, and their families are not in the capital. If the wedding is not held in the capital, they have to return to their hometowns.
He Xiangyu heard this and expressed her own feelings: "Fortunately, Senior Brother Tao is not a migrant worker in Beijing."
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