Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 2337: Chapter 2331: I Won’t Be Nervous

”It’s good that you spoke up. You mean to let your little sister take the exam tomorrow, right? Do you think she can pass?” Qin Xue trusted her little sister’s abilities, but she wasn’t sure what kind of questions the principal might ask.

”She will.” Chu Molin was confident.

”Alright, I trust you.” No matter how worried Qin Xue was, it wouldn’t help. She couldn’t let her sister know this, otherwise, it would make her anxious, which would not be conducive to her performance.

”You’re aware of her level, aren’t you? There’s no need to worry about that. If she doesn’t pass the exam here, I’ll think of another way.” Chu Molin assumed Qin Xue was worried about not having a place to study, so he comforted her with these words.

”That’s not what I’m worried about. I have a general idea of how much Moshui Jiale knows, but I’m afraid she might get nervous and forget what she’s learned, which could hold her back.” Qin Xue wasn’t oblivious to her sister’s nature; precisely because she knew, she was concerned.

How her sister would perform was the key issue. As long as she could maintain a normal mindset during the exam, passing was guaranteed.

”Sis, don’t worry. I won’t be nervous. At worst, I can go back to H Province to study. After all, I’ve come this far.” Qin Jiale wasn’t sure about the teaching quality in the Imperial Capital.

But she knew that after coming here, her previous classmates couldn’t follow, and she’d have to make new friends again. She was somewhat reluctant about it, yet her sister and brother had put so much effort into her future, she didn’t want to disappoint them, so she never voiced her real thoughts.

Now that she heard her sister was worried she might not handle the exam well, she was even less sure of how to express herself. Never mind, she’d take it one step at a time and deal with it later.

”Of course, I have confidence in you, but are you really okay?” Qin Xue looked at her sister, wondering why she seemed a bit unhappy.

”I’m okay. I’m doing just fine; what could be wrong?” Qin Jiale’s heart skipped a beat. Did her sister notice something even though she hadn’t said anything?

”Alright then, if you’re fine, that’s good. Just remember to go to the exam tomorrow with a calm mindset. Do what you know, and leave what you don’t aside. If this doesn’t work out, we can find another way. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself.” Qin Xue advised her sister, not feeling anxious herself as she had passed the college entrance exam, gone to university, and taken countless exams. Such affairs were as routine as they could be for her, unaffected by emotion.

But her sister was different; she hadn’t experienced much, and her emotions could definitely be swayed. Knowing the school Chu Molin mentioned was a good one, her approach was simple: if her sister could get in, that was great, and if not, they’d just find another path.

Since Chu Molin said it was a public school that would assign jobs after graduation, Qin Xue didn’t want her sister to achieve anything grand but also didn’t want to interfere in her life. She hoped this decision was her sister’s own, not one made for her.

”I understand, sis. Don’t worry about me. I know where my goals lie.” Qin Jiale thought about things that sometimes didn’t exist and decided she would make them real.

Especially when it came to studies; making new friends would be fine anyway. At worst, she’d adapt again.

Qin Xue didn’t know what was going on in her sister’s mind, so she couldn’t see it that way. When she found out, it was years later during a gathering of the siblings, and her sister brought up the events of today, revealing how uneasy she had felt inside.

But by then, Qin Xue no longer knew how to respond, because without today’s circumstances, her sister wouldn’t have achieved what she had later, so she didn’t regret letting her sister transfer and take the exam.

These were stories for later. Back to the present, the sisters had settled the plan for tomorrow, and so it was decided.