But when Cheng Wenjin’s eldest brother and second sister once again mentioned that the mother and daughter should move back to Shanghai, Cheng Wenjin’s two sisters-in-law, and even her two third brothers and fourth sisters who did not come to attend Liang Jingquan’s funeral because they “could not ask for leave” , the expression on his face began to change, becoming a little unnatural. Several people quickly began to talk in unison about how important it was to move. Liang Ya was now in her third year of high school, and a hasty change of learning environment was very detrimental to her study. They also said that many students who originally had good grades had changed. After entering an unfamiliar learning environment, her grades suddenly plummeted. Therefore, for the sake of Liang Ya’s study, it was best to consider the issue of moving in the long term.
The only people who advised Cheng Wenjin to “take a long-term view” were her third brother and fourth sister, as well as her eldest sister-in-law and third sister-in-law. Gradually, her two sisters’ husbands and two brothers-in-law also joined in, but they didn’t say anything. When it comes to affecting Liang Ya’s studies, she changes her perspective, saying that Liang Ya was born and grew up in Sifang, and has feelings for the mountains, rivers, and every plant and tree in her hometown. Sifang is her hometown, no matter how good Shanghai is. , it is also difficult for her to have any sense of identity with her hometown. These words coincided with the reasons why Cheng Wenjin refused to allow her eldest brother and second sister to return to Shanghai.
If he were just an ordinary middle school student, after listening to the words of Liang Ya’s aunts, uncles, and ladies, he would definitely think that these people were doing it for Liang Ya’s good. But how come Wang Bo, who is in his thirties with a mental age, couldn’t hear these people? implication? Especially when he went to Liang Ya’s grandpa’s house not long ago. The environment was beautiful and quiet, with three bedrooms and two living rooms, nearly a hundred square meters. Cheng Wenjin’s third brother, fourth sister, two sisters-in-law and brother-in-law lived there. The purpose of my brother’s words is obvious and self-evident.
Wang Bo, an outsider, could hear it. Cheng Wenjin, who had lived with his brother and sister for more than ten or twenty years and knew the personalities and conduct