As Qin Na set the table, she sighed, "Su Yun, I feel like I've put on weight just from staying at your place!"
Su Yun chuckled. "You're still several pounds lighter than me, how can you call yourself fat? Oh, right, how are your night classes going?"
"They're going great. I didn't realize how much I didn't know until I started. The other students are all so hardworking and driven, too. I was a little self-conscious at first, thinking I'd be the oldest one there, but it turns out some students are even in their forties."
It was as if a whole new world had opened up for Qin Na, and she had become much more cheerful.
As the family sat down to eat, Qin Na asked, "Brother, Su Yun, what are your plans for the future?"
"We'll figure things out after Xiao Jiao gets into college. Once we've saved up enough, we'd like to open a small restaurant."
