The next day, Qin Ye had to leave as well because he needed to register at his school too.
"Wife, I probably won’t be able to come back for over half a month... maybe even a month," he said.
Rong Yan replied, "It’s fine, you take care of your things, and besides, I’ll be busy this month too."
"Then take care of yourself, and if military training becomes too exhausting, just ask the school for a leave," Qin Ye still felt a little worried.
The main issue was that it was still so hot out.
Had he passed the exam last year, he wouldn’t have had to do military training.
He heard that his school wasn’t doing it this year.
"Hmm, I know, okay? You went over all of this last night, and I’ve got it all in mind. If you don’t leave now, you’ll be late," Rong Yan said.
He was so clingy... It was clear he didn’t want to go.
Qin Ye "...then I’m leaving."
His eyes held a bit of reluctance, after all, they wouldn’t see each other for so long.
"Mm, you take care of yourself too."
Qin Ye still felt somewhat pleased with her words.
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Rong Yan watched him finally go and sighed with relief.
Then she turned to the twins beside her, "What are you staring at me for? Why aren’t you going?"
"Sis-in-law, did big bro forget about me and little sis just now?"
He left... busy saying this and that to his wife, not even sparing a goodbye or any advice for them.
And they had specifically waited here for him.
Rong Yan saw their slightly disappointed expressions and raised an eyebrow, "He’s more confident in you guys. If he’d said goodbye, it would have been to avoid making you feel sad about parting."
"Alright, it’s not like he’s never coming back. Let him go! If you don’t get moving, you’ll be late for your first official day of school," she hurried them.
Hearing these words, the siblings panicked, "Sis-in-law, we’re off to school."
If they had known, they wouldn’t have wasted time waiting for their brother, who didn’t even speak a word to them.
"Go on, hurry!" Rong Yan smiled and waved her hand, then quickly added, "Watch out for other people’s bicycles when you come back home for lunch."
The road wasn’t far, but the main issue was that it was a major city route, bustling with people going to and from work.
Many were riding bicycles.
"We know, bye Sis-in-law!"
The siblings dropped a word to Rong Yan and bid farewell to Madam Rong before rushing out.
Qin Mei’s backpack was always carried by Qin Yu; all she had to do was show up.
Madam Rong watched their hurried figures and couldn’t help but shout, "Take your time, there’s plenty of it... You won’t be late..."
When they were out of sight, she withdrew her gaze and turned to the person still there, "Aren’t you leaving?"
Rong Yan scoffed, "Geez, what a difference in the way you treat me! You know, that could hurt my tender little heart."
Madam Rong gave her a look, "Your heart’s not tender. It’s pretty stout... Stop yapping and get going."
Rong Yan shrugged her shoulders, "Alright then! I won’t bother you anymore."
Once her daughter had left, the once lively yard became extremely quiet all of a sudden.
Everyone who was supposed to go to work had left, and everyone who had to go to school was at school.
Only she and Xiaohei remained.
"Xiaohei, it looks like it’s just us two holding down the fort."
If there was a child... she could have taken care of one, but unfortunately, her daughter wasn’t planning on having one yet.