Stepping into Su Ruobai's courtyard.
Chen Ke nodded inwardly.
Not bad, not bad. This Xiao Yichen is alright; the house he arranged for his granddaughter is quite nice.
However, if Susu had grown up by my side, she would probably still be in college right now, and I would definitely spend most of my salary on this little granddaughter.
Buy her clothes, buy her food, and send her to the best school.
After graduation, find her a good job and allocate her a better house.
After securing a stable job, I will find a suitable young and talented man for my granddaughter, according to her wishes.
Instead of what it is now.
Forced by that family to go to the countryside, she got married and had children at a young age.
Chen Ke has always believed that getting married and having children at eighteen is really too early.
Such a precious time, wasted like this.
As they entered the courtyard, many villagers looked at them.
They started whispering among themselves: "Are these Comrade Su's relatives?"
"I think so?"
People are starting to feel uncertain.
"If that's the case, Zhang Hehua is really at a disadvantage. What kind of high-ranking official is he that he has to be to have a car?"
"Anyway, there's no commune secretary!"
"Aunt Wu was just saying that they've fallen on hard times! I wonder if she's embarrassed now?"
"It still hurts, and it's probably swollen! I can tell now, the Xiao family is no ordinary family. You guys forgot, last time the third brother got married, their boss also drove up!"
"The Wu family has a lot of sons, but what good are they? They're all just toiling in the fields for a living."
Look at the Xiao family. They don't have many sons, and one of them was adopted, but their third son is truly remarkable!
"That's right, that's right..."
Aunt Xiao stepped forward, somewhat nervously: "Su, what's this?"
This leader is truly impressive; even the commune's cadres can't compare.
She was a little excited.
Su Ruobai patted Aunt Xiao's hand: "Mom, it's okay. Go prepare some food and let them eat together later."
Chen Ke nodded, "Sorry to bother you!"
Chen Ke followed Su Ruobai into the house and, following local customs, sat down on the kang (a heated brick bed).
Su Ruobai poured her a bowl of brown sugar water.
This is what we used to serve when we had guests at home today.
Chen Ke took it and took a sip.
It's sweet!
My mind is slightly calmer.
Looking at Su Ruobai's expression, she cautiously asked, "Child, do you think we look alike?"
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