Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1143: Chapter 1137: Casual Talk_1 Chapter 1143: Chapter 1137: Casual Talk_1 Chu Molin raised an eyebrow upon hearing this. The old man’s thinking was indeed impressive, he was able to consider so many factors and imagine so broadly, clearly indicating that he was no ordinary man.

Qin Xue also didn’t expect that someone of this era could have such thought maturity, which made her re-evaluate herself. Was she too casual at times? One who doesn’t progress is bound to be eliminated, a law that is universally constant.

As for Qin Yu, none could tell what he was thinking about after hearing this. He was just deep in thought, lost in silence. Qin Jiale, on the other hand, looked curiously at the old man, she had no idea that the village chief’s grandpa was such a formidable figure.

Hearing what he had to say, Qin Jiale couldn’t help but feel that she was perhaps very lucky to meet such an incredible person.

The old lady, however, was dozing off. She had heard her old partner discuss these matters countless times; she could practically recite them from memory. Now he was discussing it with the children, surely her grandchildren wouldn’t have the patience to listen to this tale?

Contrarily, the Qins children were all immersed in the old man’s story, which made her reassess these children. She knew what such people represented and it was clear that the Qins were on the rise. The children they had spent so much time and effort on were indeed different from the children usually tending to cattle at home, whether it was general knowledge or disposition, they were simply incomparable.

“We’re home,” someone outside announced.

“It’s my grandchild who’s come back,” said Auntie, the village chief, with a smile after hearing the voice. Her son and daughter-in-law had gone to her husband’s house the previous afternoon. Her son had gone to fetch them this morning and now they were back.

“Mom, Grandpa, Grandma, huh, we have guests.” Qin Hao and his wife entered, greeting the elders, before noticing the several new faces in the house.

“Qin Hao, sister-in-law, Happy New Year,” Qin Yu greeted Qin Hao first after seeing him return.

Qin Yu was Qin Hao’s classmate. Qin Hao was half a year older, but had attended school for a longer time because he had taken the college entrance exam. Unfortunately, he hadn’t made it. Qin Yu saved money for his younger sister, hence he had returned home a bit earlier after discontinuing his studies. He had not seen Qin Hao for a long time and was surprised upon realising that Qin Hao was now married with a child while he was still single.

“Qin Yu, it’s you! Who else would be here? How have you been lately?” Qin Hao finally recognised the guest as his former good friend, also a distant relative.

“Everything’s good. I’m currently working while studying in night school. I want to fulfil my unfinished dream.” Qin Yu didn’t hide his night school attendance from him.

The village had a fund dedicated to the university students among them. Anyone who got admitted to a university would receive financial assistance from the village.

Now, Qin Yu could afford to study even without that fund, but if there was a chance to get it, he wouldn’t refuse.

“You’re really doing great, being able to work and study at the same time. If it was me, I guess I wouldn’t be able to do it.” Since Qin Hao started his family, his focus had shifted mainly to his home. So, he genuinely couldn’t do what Qin Yu was doing.

“I had no choice. You know what I most want to do. But since I can’t do it right now, I want to achieve it through other means. Regardless of whether I succeed or not, at least I have tried my best and won’t have any regret.” Qin Yu and Qin Hao had a good relationship.

They would talk about anything whenever they met. Now, they gathered aside, engaging in their own conversation while Qin Yu’s wife Yin Zhi kept company with Qin Xue and engaged in conversation with her.