Chapter 451: Individual Arrangements

Although Xie Shuyang is her childhood sweetheart, she can also see Xie Shuyang's attitude toward Yuanyuan, but the union of two people is not just a matter for two people, it is also a matter for two families.

How will Xie Shuyang's mother view her daughter-in-law?

Moreover, a girl must protect herself well; no person, no matter, is worth being foolish for!

"I didn't!" Xie Yuanyuan's little face turned red.

An Yinan looked at her appearance and nodded with satisfaction; Comrade Xie Shuyang is still quite good.

"What about you?" An Yinan looked at Zhao Qiu Hua again.

"The originally prepared wedding date has already passed, but the things that needed to be settled have all been settled, and the bridal chamber has also been prepared."

Zhao Qiu Hua does not shy away from this matter at all; she is different from Yuanyuan, she leans more toward being a rational person.

She has her own plans for everything she does, and it just so happens that Qian Zhao is also such a person.

"By the way, I'll tell you all today too, your house will likely have to postpone renovations, I need to renovate our bridal chamber first." Zhao Qiu Hua gave Li Xiue and Xie Yuanyuan a heads-up in advance.

The two of them agreed immediately.

Blocking someone's marriage is a sin that invites divine retribution.

"Understood." The two of them immediately made an OK gesture.

"Our house can actually be lived in without renovations, it just looks a little old, it'll be fine to renovate it later," Li Xiue said.

Moreover, her courtyard has already been tidied up, and she has planted many vegetables in the courtyard.

Although they rarely eat outside, planting vegetables makes it feel like there is the taste of home.

"Mine is also tidied up." Xie Yuanyuan nodded.

An Yinan looked at them, "You don't need to move out so early, I don't only have that one courtyard, do I?"

Chen Xun has come over, she has other renovated courtyards.

Who told her to seize the opportunity first?

When she bought the courtyards, these people hadn't bought theirs yet; the architecture Qian Zhao studies is all based on his own house.

Only material costs are used, other labor costs are completely unnecessary.

"Right." Li Xiue patted her own forehead.

"Forgot, you are a rich woman!"

Xie Yuanyuan looked at the two older sisters, "So, I don't need to move, right?"

Li Xiue looked at her cute appearance and nodded.

They usually live at school, and only on rest days, when they are too busy to manage, will they stay overnight in the Xiao Yuan.

"No need, if you are happy to live there, you can live there forever." An Yinan rubbed Xie Yuanyuan's hair, and that soft hair instantly became messy.

Xie Yuanyuan pouted, but had no way to say anything else.

And little Tiedan had been honestly in Nan Nan's arms; seeing her action just now, he immediately put her hand onto his own head.

The meaning was expressed very clearly: if you want to rub hair, rub mine!

Several people laughed out loud watching this.

"Time to eat!" Liu Xicai looked at the four busy little girls; the food had just been bought back.

"Big Aunt, I'm coming." Just as An Yinan was about to get up, those lotus-root-like little arms immediately hugged her neck.

An Yinan and Tiedan locked eyes.

Fine!

"I'll go." Zhou Ruo Ran, this old mother, was already used to her son's favoritism.

"No need, in the Yun Family, the girls all rest, there are boys." Grandmother waved her hand, looking at this group of girls, how pleasing to the eye they were.

She couldn't bear to let any of them leave!

Yun Dan also said with a smile, "You don't need to be reserved, just treat it like your own home."

"Okay." Zhang Jia nodded with a smile.

Supporting Grandmother to the dining table, everyone carried one dish each, and the table was soon full.

"Everyone just be casual, my family doesn't have that many rules." An Yinan comforted her friends.

Although everyone nodded, after all, the elders were present, so they didn't want to talk.

"Nan Nan." At this moment, Zhang Jia spoke up.

She had always known the Yun Family had found their granddaughter, but she hadn't connected it to Nan Nan.

When Nan Nan had her grand wedding, she was still studying.

Coming to the Military District Compound today, she only then realized her bunkmate was actually a member of the Yun Family?

She hadn't shown it at all at school.

"What's wrong?" An Yinan looked at Zhang Jia.

Among these people, only Zhang Jia was the most relaxed; she knew everyone in the Yun Family and would greet them when they met.

Her grandfather also lived in the Dayuan, and she often came to visit him.

"I heard you are going to build a factory, how about I go be your Accountant?" Zhang Jia thought about it; her maternal family were all soldiers, and her father's side were government officials, so no one in the family did business.

But her grandfather wanted her to apply to a military academy, yet she didn't like being a soldier; she didn't understand the joy of being a soldier before.

If she had gone to the battlefield, perhaps her choices now would be different?

Although she delayed her graduation time, she didn't want to fall behind on the courses she should study.

Rather than going outside for an internship, it's better to work for Nan Nan.

If they are a good fit for each other, she would also like to stay.

"Welcome." An Yinan said two words first as her stance.

"Actually, even if you didn't say it, when you needed an internship, I would have proposed it too."

For finance, one needs someone trustworthy.

As for Zhang Jia's character, she trusted her implicitly.

"Then it's settled." Zhang Jia was all smiles.

Liu Erya suddenly felt her meal wasn't as tasty; she was in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department and it seemed she couldn't continue working with Nan Nan.

Over these many years, Nan Nan had helped her a great deal.

She had improved her standard of living significantly, and she was even able to send money back to her parents.

"What's wrong?" Zhou Ruo Ran looked toward Liu Erya.

Liu Erya was rather reserved, but the relationship between the two of them had always been good; in the early days, Er Ya had often helped look after Tiedan.

"It's nothing." Liu Erya didn't want her friends to know about her worries.

Moreover, in an environment like this, she wanted even less to cause trouble for everyone.

"Er Ya, what are your plans for the future?" At this moment, An Yinan asked.

All the parents at the dining table remained silent.

As for this group of children, the character of every single one of them was beyond reproach.

They, the older generation, had experienced too much; they could get a rough idea of someone's character just by looking.

"Me? I don't know." Liu Erya shook her head.

She thought to herself, she couldn't just keep making clothes for Nan Nan forever, could she?

Then what about the major she was studying?

Furthermore, over these past two years, she had grown to love Traditional Chinese Medicine, and through Nan Nan, she had developed a sense of admiration for it.

She also wanted to carry forward and promote Traditional Chinese Medicine!

Although her abilities were limited, she would do her best.

"Opening a clinic, going to a hospital, or going to a pharmaceutical factory—do you have any preference?" An Yinan asked her.

In the past, Liu Erya was always afraid to speak because her accent was very heavy, but now, gathering with her friends, her accent had changed.

And she knew these people didn't care about her accent at all.

"Graduating from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department involves an internship, which is working at a hospital; actually, you could try that to increase your clinical case foundation," An Yinan suggested.

Er Ya was someone willing to endure hardship and willing to learn.

Actually, Er Ya didn't know that she was truly suited for this industry.

As for Traditional Chinese Medicine, someone like herself, who was prone to aiming too high and neglecting the practical, was not suited for it.

Only someone steady and down-to-earth like her was suited for the ancient and profound field of Traditional Chinese Medicine.