"Did Xingye tell you that he plans to stay in Jing City in the future?" Li Hongying asked the most important question.
"Yes, he did. Of course, we agreed. Staying in Jing City is a thousand times better than going back to our small county town." Ding Xiaoding and Huang Kaiying were open-minded elders, without the idea of keeping the children close to them.
"Previously, Xingye didn't have anything secured, no good job, just lived in the village, doing the same fieldwork as us. I never thought he could marry a city girl." Huang Kaiying said earnestly.
"But the boy proved himself by getting into such a good school. Honestly, back then, I felt that no family's daughter was good enough for my Xingye and was thinking he might find a classmate from the same school during his studies."
"Turns out, he was so slow in finding someone, worrying us to death. But when he did, it stunned us—he found such a great one."
