Chapter 1647 Preparing to Build a House 1

Since Guan Yu and Zhou Zhou were here, Feng Qingxue didn't need Father Lu to take the box of jewelry back. Instead, she called Zhou Zhou to her bedroom and handed it to her personally.

"Aunt!"

Before Zhou Zhou could decline, Feng Qingxue said, "Everyone has one, you take one too. Some of these are the few things that the Lu family has survived, and some were bought on the black market. The quantity is not large, it's just a betrothal gift."

Zhou Zhou held the jewelry box, feeling a little overwhelmed.

Although she had heard Guan Yu talk about this, she did not expect it.

"In fact, no one cares about old customs now."

Feng Qingxue smiled lightly, and her clear eyes revealed a trace of motherly love. "It's other people's business whether they are particular or not. As long as we are particular, that's enough."

During the meal, Guan Yu mentioned taking Grandma Zhou away to take care of her in her later years. "People say that when a tree grows big, branches will form, and when a son grows up, the family will branch out. My eldest brother and I got married one after another, and my eldest brother gave birth to a nephew. Zhou Zhou and I will also have our own children in the future. When Tianzhi, Xibao and others grow up and start their own families, our family will be more and more populated, and one old house can no longer accommodate all of us. My two brothers discussed it and decided to ask my eldest uncle to approve a piece of homestead for us to build a house after we go back."

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He thought of this when he was preparing to take Grandma Zhou back to his hometown, and he couldn't wait for the Lu family to speak.

Although they considered themselves members of the Lu family, their surname was Guan after all, and they could not live in the Lu family forever. Since Zhou Zhou had to take care of Grandma Zhou for the rest of her life, he was not qualified to live in the Lu family until the end of her life, so building a house was imperative.

Everything should have a beginning and an end. I have nurtured the brothers Lu Tianjun and Guan Cheng for more than ten years and have taken ninety-nine steps. This step is not a big deal.

Feng Qingxue was stunned for a moment, then smiled and said, "Building a house? That's a good thing, it means that each of you has started a family. In previous years, anyone with a little bit of means would build a house for their son to marry a wife, and gradually form a small family. Taking care of Grandma Zhou Zhou's old age is also your filial piety, it's what you should do, Zhou Zhou, don't think too much."

Whether a man values ​​a woman is often reflected in material aspects.

There were only a few rooms in the old house, and because they were away for a long time, the few people at home lived very comfortably. What about the future? Guan Cheng, who was extremely smart and worldly-wise, considered it very carefully.

This matter must have been proposed by Guan Cheng, and Lu Tianzhi might not have thought of it.

Building a house really needs to be put on the agenda. Their family will always go back for vacation, and Lu Tianjun's family of three and Guan Cheng's family of three will also go back. Xibao, Fubao and the triplets are getting older and older, and they can't squeeze into one bed. Guan Yu and his wife will have children, and Lu Tianzhi will also get married and have children. Before the implementation of family planning, their married brothers will not have only one child and then terminate the pregnancy. Including Cheng Baoguo and his wife, Feng Qingyun, Li Jiaoyang and their children, thirty people is an undercount.

Father Lu hesitated for a moment, "Gradually, the children have settled down outside, and their registered residence is not in their hometown. I estimate that they can only go home and stay for ten days or half a month during the holidays. It would be a pity to build a few new houses and new yards and leave them empty, which would easily give people a chance to talk about them."

He thought about this problem: most of the children are living away from home and may not come home once a year.

Not to mention anything else, Lu Jiang and his wife haven't returned to their hometown for several years, and the only exchange is correspondence.

(End of this chapter)