After Meng Zhehan, Xia Yufeng also got married. His bride was Yan Baozhi. The two looked so happy and sweet that their friends were jealous. They teased them that they were childhood sweethearts, calling each other brother and sister all day long, and suddenly it became a good thing.

The happiest person was Xia Moli. Yan Baozhi was her best friend, and now she became her sister-in-law. They became a real family and she was so happy that she couldn't stop smiling.

Xu Hengze, who had been divorced for several years, also received good news: he participated in a collective wedding at his workplace, and the wedding partner was a female doctor in the medical room of their institute.

Grandpa Xu, grandma Xu, uncle and aunt were all very happy. Grandma Xu and aunt Xu began to urge the remaining two girls to get married. Xu Yingshuang could not bear it anymore and went abroad for a trip.

Xu Mingni still looked calm, and Grandma Xu thought she had become thick-skinned, and continued to nag her. However, Xu Mingni told her grandmother: "Don't worry, I will bring your grandson-in-law back to you in two years."

Grandma Xu asked hurriedly, "Are you talking about it? You can bring her home and treat her as a friend visiting."

Xu Mingni: "I am studying for a doctorate abroad and it will take two years before I can return."

"Doctor, how old is he? The same age as you? Or three or five years older than you, that's fine too."

"He's not big, I'm big."

"What?"

"I said, I'm older than him."

"How much older? It's a good thing for a girl to be three years older than her husband."

"I am eight years older than him, so he should hold more than two gold bricks."

“…”

Grandma Xu felt that she might have been happy for nothing, and she began to worry again: the girl is so much older than the boy, and I don't know if it will work? Meng Tao heard about this and couldn't help laughing: the fourth cousin looked serious and expert, but she was actually the latest trend, having an older sister-younger brother relationship.

Little did she expect that this future fourth cousin-in-law was not only a sure thing, but would also become a core figure in her pharmaceutical company's research institute in the future.

Another person who joined the marriage boom was Dou Nannan. Her work required her to be transferred to Guangzhou, where she met her true love. They got married after dating for a year.

Then there is Ding Hao.

Ding Hao returned to the countryside to get married. His wife was from the countryside and was arranged by his parents. They grew up together as childhood sweethearts. After Ding Hao went to the army, his parents and siblings were taken care of by his fiancée.

Ding Hao's fate is also quite bumpy. His biological parents are Uncle Gao and Aunt Gao. When he was three or four years old, his parents took him on a train. Due to negligence, he was taken away by human traffickers on the train, and he was separated from his family ever since.

Uncle Gao and Aunt Gao only had this one son. It was not that they were incapable of having another child, but after their son was lost, the couple was heartbroken and traveled all over the country looking for the child. All their energy and effort was spent on looking for their son, and they no longer had time to have another child.

Ding Hao was sold to the first family. When he was seven or eight years old, that family already had their own biological son, so he was no longer a favorite, so he was transferred to their relatives, who are now his adoptive parents.

A few years later, they gave birth to their own children, but they still loved Ding Hao and regarded him as the eldest in the family. They would always give Ding Hao first when there was anything good.

Many families in the village do not let their eldest son go to school, because the eldest son can go to work in production and earn work points. However, Ding's father would rather work harder himself and let Ding Hao go to school, saying that it is right to learn more words and culture, which can make one clear-minded and bright-eyed.

Ding Hao graduated from junior high school and was supposed to go to high school, but his father had an accident while plowing the field and half of his leg was cut off. He needed crutches to walk and could not do heavy work, so Ding Hao dropped out of school and went home to work. It happened that conscription was about to begin, and Ding's father insisted on sending Ding Hao to sign up for the army despite opposition from relatives.

Ding Hao had a good physique and was selected to attend a special training camp. Shen Yu was still in the team at that time. Once he led a few people to perform a mission. Among them, Ding Hao was smart and performed well. Shen Yu was very impressed by him, and Ding Hao has been following Shen Yu since then.

It seemed destined that Ding Hao met his biological parents on the streets of the capital. In order to find their son, Uncle Gao and Aunt Gao worked odd jobs along the way and traveled most of Guojia. When they came to the capital, one worked as a nanny in someone else's home, and the other worked as a temporary porter at the railway station. They would go to the streets to look at people whenever they had the chance - specifically young people.

They found Ding Hao that day. Out of parental intuition and the fact that Ding Hao's facial features were exactly the same as Uncle Gao's when he was young, the couple grabbed Ding Hao and asked him about his illness. They searched his body and saw the obvious birthmark on the back of his neck, and determined that Ding Hao was their son.

Ding Hao had no way to deny that he was four years old when he got lost. He could remember what his parents looked like. His father had changed a lot, with a beard and half white hair, but his mother remained the same. He had a very clear memory of it. Looking at his parents who were so excited that they were incoherent and crying, he couldn't bear to leave without any mercy.

But he was also worried that reuniting with his biological parents would make his adoptive parents sad. Over the years, his adoptive parents had done their best to raise him, and he had long regarded them as his closest family.

Shen Yu asked Ding Hao to find someone to guard the Shen residence. Ding Hao brought Uncle Gao and Aunt Gao over and told them: Let's leave it at this for now. You know I'm here, and I know you, but we can't recognize each other for now. Wait until my adoptive father is better, then explain the situation to our family and we'll see then.

Uncle Gao and Aunt Gao naturally fully agreed. They didn't ask for anything else. As long as they knew their son was alive and well and could see him, that was enough.

After Ding Hao returned to his rural village to hold his wedding banquet, he brought his new wife, adoptive parents, and three younger siblings to the capital. He also bought a courtyard house to accommodate his family.

He didn't have much money to begin with, and he usually sent his salary directly back to his home in the countryside. The company took care of his food, clothing, and daily necessities, so he basically didn't need to keep any money on him.

In recent years, Shen Yu married the money-loving Meng Tao. As Shen Yu's follower, Ding Hao was greatly influenced by what he saw of Meng Tao's behavior. He then went on several trips with Liu Jianli, Xu Yuting and others, and earned about 20,000 to 30,000 yuan.

Ding Hao never dreamed that he could have so much money.

He saw that Sister Meng Tao bought many courtyard houses without blinking an eye, and even the two young boys Xu Yuting and Liu Jianli bought courtyard houses before they got married. Ding Hao was tempted. Thinking of his complicated family situation, he decided not to send money back home, but to take time to travel around and buy two courtyards. In the future, when his parents get old, they can live in each side and he can take care of both sides.

My biological parents work in the Shen family, where they have good food, good accommodation, and a salary, and they can retire and receive a pension in the future. My adoptive parents in the countryside have a hard life, so it’s time for them to enjoy a peaceful life.

The oldest of my three younger siblings is fourteen and the youngest is nine. I brought them to Beijing to study so that I can supervise them. My wife also has to continue her studies. Sister-in-law Meng Tao said that the company will become bigger and bigger in the future and will need a lot of talents. We will give priority to our own people, but they must be educated and at least have a college degree.

So, you must read.

(End of this chapter)