However, in their homes in Xinyuan County, they would reserve a room for each of them.
Zhou Zilin also planned to take Jiang Lan and her three children to the prefectural city. After listening to Mu Ziyi's words, he felt that as a husband and father, he had neglected their feelings.
He wasn't too disappointed about failing the exam this time.
Although he always relied on his family, his status as a scholar who passed the imperial examinations also provided them with protection.
Zhou Zilin discussed it with his parents, and they agreed to prepare it for them.
Zhou Zilin didn't need to worry about money; his main focus was on his studies.
This time, the Zhou family plans to buy them a courtyard house in the prefectural city, preferably one that is close to the Jiang residence.
Most importantly, the Jiang family lived in the west of the city, where there were many scholars, a good environment, and many schools.
Zhou Zilin's two nephews are also over ten years old and are doing fairly well in their studies.
The Zhou family gradually began to plan their expansion into the prefectural city.
Zhou Zilin and the others went over first. After they settled in, Brother Zhou also went over, planning to open a restaurant.
Jiang Lan was overjoyed; she could finally go to the prefectural city and no longer have to live apart from her husband.
Jiang's mother repeatedly told her to get along well with her older brother and sister and not to do anything irresponsible.
The Zhou family has not split up; Zhou Zilin's parents are still the ones in charge.
This time, it was Zhou's butler who went ahead to buy the house.
Although Jiang Lan couldn't make the decisions for the family, she was still happy to be with her family.
The group set off together, consisting of dozens of people of all ages, as well as the belongings of Mu Ziyi and Zhou Zilin's families.
Mu Ziyi's wife knew they would leave the county town, so she sold off all her businesses.
Jiang Lan, aside from her dowry and the savings she had accumulated over the years, didn't own much. For so many years, she hadn't thought about doing anything significant, simply drifting along, focusing only on having a son.
Mu Yi'an's feelings for Jiang Lan are so-so. Now that they live close by, he hopes they won't bother each other.
Thinking about her children growing up, Mu Yi'an felt quite proud. She had never married or had children, but now she would be surrounded by children and grandchildren. Who could have imagined such a thing?
Sigh, I wonder how my loved ones are doing in the other world?
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