Yu Cheng had long noticed that Jiang Mianmian was a little money-lover, so he directly persuaded her by appealing to her interests.
Sure enough, once Jiang Mianmian heard about going to Capital City for school and all its benefits, she leaned more towards the idea.
"Hmm, Brother Yu, I understand. Don’t worry, as long as it’s good for me, my parents will definitely support me. When I go back, I’ll talk to them properly," Jiang Mianmian promised earnestly.
When Yu Cheng heard her say this, he finally showed a happy smile, "Great, then I’ll be waiting for you in Capital City."
Having agreed, Jiang Mianmian ran upstairs to pack her things, and the day after tomorrow, Yu Cheng took her to the airport early in the morning.
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Jiang Changhai carried his daughter’s backpack behind her, and as soon as Jiang Mianmian entered the house, Su Wanyu excitedly ran over, eager to say, "Daughter, let me tell you the good news first."
"No, Mom, let me speak first. Let me speak first," Jiang Mianmian said, pulling on her mom’s sleeve and jumping up and down coquettishly.
Unfortunately, her coquetry, which worked every time with Jiang Changhai, didn’t work so well with Su Wanyu.
Su Wanyu directly stepped in, covering Jiang Mianmian’s mouth, "No way, I’m going to speak first. I’m your mom; you have to respect your elders, you have to let me go first."
"Mmm, alright, you go first then." Whether in action or seniority, Jiang Mianmian never won against her mom and could only nod in agreement.
Satisfied, Su Wanyu finally let go of Jiang Mianmian, straightened her back, hands behind her, and proudly said, "Daughter, your mom used to live in a small western-style building in Haicheng. When I went back to Haicheng this time, I ran into your granduncle, and he said that the new national policy allows those labeled under the Black Five Categories to claim their old houses back with their own property deeds."
"Mom, you mean to say that you have the property deed for the house you used to live in and that we can now claim it back?" Jiang Mianmian asked, surprised.
"Yes, my daughter is really smart." Su Wanyu held Jiang Mianmian’s chubby face and kissed it with a ’smack’.
"Wow, that’s great, Mom, we’re going to have a house in Haicheng too," Jiang Mianmian said excitedly.
Ha ha, this is really great. Haicheng, that’s Haicheng, one of the first batch of coastal cities to open up and also the leading city in the Yangtze River economic zone.
Having a large house there meant she could be a little rich lady in this lifetime, hehe.
It really was fantastic. Thinking about the wonderful life ahead, Jiang Mianmian couldn’t help but reveal a blissfully radiant smile.
"Daughter, what are you laughing at? You look so silly," Su Wanyu said, smiling and playfully tapping her daughter’s nose.
"Mom, I’m just so happy we have a big house in Haicheng," Jiang Mianmian said excitedly.
But as she came back to her senses, she quickly grabbed her mom’s arm and asked, "Wait, Mom, are you actually from Haicheng?"
"What’s the matter? Don’t I look like someone from Haicheng?" Su Wanyu touched her own face and countered.
Jiang Mianmian shook her head and honestly said, "Not really."
Although Su Wanyu looked gentle like a city person, she spoke with a strong local accent, without any trace of a Haicheng accent.
Otherwise, why would Jiang Mianmian have always thought her mom was a local?