Seeing Feng Juan was silent and looking unhappy, Sun Lan called out nervously, "Auntie?"
"Xiao Lan... I'm afraid I really can't help you." Feng Juan shook her head with an embarrassed look on her face. "Qin Zheng is very opinionated. He might not listen to what I say."
Sun Lan quickly said, "It's okay, Auntie. Just help me convey it. If Qin Zheng agrees to meet, that would be great. If he doesn't agree, then we won't force him."
Sun Lan said it was reasonable, but Feng Juan did not ignore the determination in her eyes.
Feng Juan really didn't want to continue entangled with Sun Lan, so she had to agree first: "Okay, then I'll convey it for you. But I can't guarantee whether it will succeed or not."
Sun Lan thanked him repeatedly, "Thank you very much, Auntie! Then I will wait for your good news."
Good news?
It’s better to forget it.
Feng Juan had no intention of really helping Sun Lan. She just said a few perfunctory words to her, hoping to end the topic as soon as possible.
After all, Sun Lan was too clingy and didn't understand what she was saying. She had refused him many times, repeating the same things over and over again, but he seemed not to understand.
It’s also amazing.
Feng Juan was in a bad mood because Sun Lan was pestering her, and Cui Xuezhi was also in a bad mood after returning to the family compound.
Because her future mother-in-law, future brothers and sisters-in-law, and their two sons suddenly showed up uninvited.
Cui Xuezhi's future husband, Dong Dingbang, is from Shaanxi.
His father was one of the first veterans to participate in the war of resistance against Japanese aggression, but he died early, before Li Xiao came. Dong Dingbang was the eldest in the family, with a pair of younger brothers and sisters.
Dong Dingbang's parents died early, and it was all up to his mother to work hard and raise the three children in the family, so his mother attaches great importance to the children in the family.
Dong Dingbang was the eldest son, shouldering the family's burdens. His illiterate mother saw no reason to think of a way for her son to succeed. Despite her immense reluctance, she carried her modest gifts and walked for a day and a night to the city next door. There, she found her husband's former comrades, secured a place for Dong Dingbang to join the army, and with tears in her eyes, she sent her son off to the battlefield.
The eldest son was sent to the battlefield to fight for his life. Mother Dong was worried about the outcome and wanted to keep her younger daughter and son firmly by her side.
Therefore, although Dong Dingbang is already seventeen years old this year and is the eldest child in the family, he is the last one to get married in the family.
His sister is one year younger than him, got married at the age of 18, and now her children are in elementary school. His brother is three years younger than him, is only fourteen this year, and already has two children.
The two children, one over five and the other less than four, were at the age of mischief and dislike. Furthermore, this was their first time in Northeast China, and their cotton-padded jackets couldn't withstand the severe cold. Their faces were frozen blue on the way to the camp. Once they entered the heated room, the chill from their bodies, hit by the heat, turned into snot, which flowed out of their noses.
Cui Xuezhi was holding the mink coat she had just bought in her arms. She was planning to quietly take it back to her room and hide it, but as soon as she entered the room, she was bumped into by the younger one. She watched helplessly as two big snots from the child's nose rubbed onto her brand new mink coat.
Cui Xuezhi was about to collapse.
Oh my God!
This is the new coat she just bought!
Five hundred dollars!!!
She was so angry that she pushed the child away and said, "Whose child is this? Why is he so rude? Where are the adults at home? Are they not with us?"
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