After returning to the capital and sending Grandma Su and Yuanyuan home, Su He and her husband rushed off to work.
The police station wasn't very busy today. Tang Yu heard from someone that Hua Qing had handled a real gun, so he came over to learn from her.
Hua Qing was driven to desperation by his persistence, and even his cold face couldn't shoo him away. In the end, she could only go to the back and get the replica gun that Li Yi had used to teach Su He to use to teach him.
Su He found it amusing. Although Hua Qing seemed cold, she actually had a very good personality, which was the exact opposite of her outward appearance. She wondered how Hua Qing had developed such a contrast.
However, thinking of Li Yi, Su He wondered how he was doing, so she took advantage of the free time in the morning to go to the kitchen and ask Aunt Liu.
As a result, Aunt Liu said helplessly that Li Yi was doing well in everything else, except that he was not married yet, and his family was already very anxious.
Su He guessed that the woman probably didn't want to get married, so she comforted Aunt Liu for a few words and then chatted with Aunt Xu for a while.
I also unexpectedly learned from her that my second cousin has been doing quite well at work lately, and he is learning things much faster than those who joined at the same time. Many people have already praised him, and he will probably graduate ahead of schedule.
Su He was very happy to hear this, and told Grandma Su when she went back at noon.
When Grandma Su found out, she was very excited and kept secretly muttering, "May the Bodhisattva bless us."
Seeing that she was only talking about it quietly at home, Su He didn't say anything.
After get off work, Lin Jingyan came back and told her that he had asked about the director's daughter's situation. It seemed that the director had deliberately made his daughter "sick" and sent her home, since the autumn harvest was too tiring.
Moreover, judging from his tone, it's very likely that his daughter wasn't sick at all, and her health wasn't as bad as the villagers thought. The director probably made her "sick" so she wouldn't have to work.
Su He felt that what they did was both unexpected and reasonable. It was quite normal for them to do this. They probably didn't want their daughter to suffer. Anyway, the family was not short of money. The money they sent every month was enough to support a little girl. It was actually quite useful.
With that in mind, Su He stopped worrying.
Sure enough, a few days later, Su Lan and her husband came over and said that Su Lan had completed her apprenticeship and would be working as a driver starting next month.
Su He was very happy for him, and Grandma Su was also very excited. If they weren't in the village, they probably would have told the whole village.
Even so, she went to the neighborhood office to call the Su family, but Su Lan couldn't come home for the holidays.
I won't go into how happy the Su family was, but it's not easy to feel at ease leaving my second cousin's wife, a pregnant woman, at home with Su Lan gone.
Grandma Su was a little worried, but she had to take care of Yuanyuan and couldn't go. In the end, her eldest aunt gritted her teeth, packed her things, and came to keep her company.
Fortunately, the autumn harvest is over now, and things aren't so busy at home anymore.
However, the fact that Auntie moved to the city to stay for an extended period made the rest of the Su family extremely envious.
As for Old Mrs. Su, she was the head of the family after all, and no one dared to object to her. So when she came to the city, no one in the family thought anything of it.
When it was the eldest aunt's turn, Su's mother and third aunt were extremely envious, especially Su's mother, who also wanted to go to the city to help Su He take care of her child.
But she also knew that she had a criminal record and her mother-in-law was worried about her, so she could only pray that she could come to the city to take care of Su Mu when he got married and had children.
However, thinking of Su Mu and the recent news from her maternal family, Su's mother became anxious again. So when Su's father finished distributing the grain and was about to return to the capital, she insisted on going with him.
Old Man Su couldn't refuse, but it wouldn't be good for him to go out alone with his daughter-in-law, so he asked Su's father to go along as well.
The vegetables at home were almost too old, so I picked them all in advance. I took a lot with me when I left, so I asked the two of them to help carry them.
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