Shi Mei stretched out her finger and pointed at the top of the TV cabinet. "Look!"
Grandma Shi followed where Shi Mei was pointing, and indeed saw a red cross sign. "How did you spot that with your little eyes?"
Soon, Grandma Shi had treated Jian Yun’s wound. Jian Yun thanked her and then turned to Shi Mei, asking softly, "Shi Mei, do you use WeChat?"
"Yes!" Shi Mei’s eyes lit up, and she quickly pulled out her phone, exclaiming, "Lots of people are on Shi Mei’s WeChat! There’s Ye Bao, Tang Baobei, grandparents, my husband, and Yun Du, and now I’m adding a beautiful aunt, hehe!"
Jian Yun smiled. "Do you know how to add friends?"
"Yes! I’ll scan you!"
After adding each other as WeChat friends, a satisfied and delighted smile finally appeared on Shi Mei’s face. She said, "Let’s keep in touch often!"
Jian Yun smiled in return and nodded. "Sure."
Leaving the Tang Family’s place, Shi Mei joyfully scrolled through her mom’s friend circle.
However, Jian Yun’s friend circle was rather monotonous, filled only with various advertisements for artistic performances and work photos after successfully signing contracts with partners.
Grandma Shi, watching Shi Mei’s actions, asked, "Do you really like Aunt Jian?"
"Mm-hmm!" Shi Mei nodded enthusiastically. "I like her very much!"
"Do you want to learn something from Aunt Jian?"
Shi Mei looked over curiously.
Grandma Shi said, "Aunt Jian is normally very busy with work, but do you know what she does?"
Of course, Shi Mei knew.
Still, she shook her head when she heard this.
Grandma Shi continued, "Aunt Jian manages several art museums and oversees a prominent domestic art training center. She’s excellent at classical dance. I just discussed it with Granny Tang, and we might consider sending you there to further your studies."
"Further my studies?" Shi Mei was taken aback.
"Yes, your talent is excellent. Although your dance steps and skills aren’t perfect, your dancing has a lot of spirit. Such potential, if well-developed, could truly shine. It would be a pity to waste it."
Shi Mei blinked her eyes and asked, "Grandma, are you suggesting that Shi Mei should learn dancing?"
"Yes, would you like to?"
"But, if I dance, can I still have children?"
Shi Mei’s voice carried a hint of childlike innocence, but her expression was serious.
For a dancer who wants to pursue this career, marriage and childbirth would definitely affect her figure.
A famous artist in Xia Country once devoted her life to dance and art. She chose not to marry or have children, dedicating her best years entirely to art.
Sending Shi Mei for further studies would mean she definitely couldn’t have children during that time.
She had indeed not considered this issue before.
But on second thought, it seemed not too bad.
After all, Ling Yan had never really liked Shi Mei, and despite their long acquaintance, no sparks had flown.
Although she liked Shi Mei too, such a little cutie could perhaps be a granddaughter, but was really not suitable as a granddaughter-in-law!
Sending Shi Mei away might even help Ling Yan realize that the world was full of blossoming flowers and that there were many women other than Tang Wu and Shi Mei.
Grandma Shi’s mind quickly spun its plots, and she suddenly felt that sending Shi Mei for further studies might not be such a bad idea after all.
She decided to discuss it with her husband that evening.
Meanwhile, Shi Mei had her own considerations.
Further studies sounded good, but would Ling Yan let her go for them?
After all, within her body was Bai Yuejie’s life-sustaining heart.