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Chapter 971: Chapter 968: If It Were Up to Me, I Wouldn’t Go...
Showing a bitter smile, he met Su Qing’s gaze: "We both know what’s between Kang Li and me. It’s us who let her down. If I keep thinking about her, it’d be quite shameless."
His eyes were full of honesty, without a trace of guilt. Seeing this, the resentment Su Qing had bottled up for years seemed to dissipate quite a bit, but she still confirmed, "Are you sure these are your true feelings?"
Zhou Weimin nodded: "Of course."
"Then I’ll tentatively trust you. If you dare to deceive me, don’t blame me for settling both old and new scores with you."
Su Qing’s words carried a hint of pride. Hearing this, Zhou Weimin said lightly, "Don’t worry."
As for what Su Qing should not worry about, Su Qing certainly knows well in her heart.
Moreover, Zhou Weimin had even changed the way he addressed Kang Li, clearly showing that he had decided to sever ties with the past.
On the other side.
Captain Kang learned that Yan Songping planned to take two secretaries to stay at a town inn for three days, and immediately insisted on having them stay at home for the New Year, which made Yan Songping deeply touched.
And two years ago, to conveniently accommodate his grandchildren, Captain Kang built five red-brick houses in the backyard. Compared to the quadrangle courtyards in the city, Team Leader’s House’s living conditions were hardly any different.
The main room had five blue-brick houses. Walking out the back door, there used to be three rooms on each side. Since the year before last, an additional row of five red-brick houses was added. Fortunately, the backyard was spacious, so building so many houses didn’t feel crowded.
"My dad said he’d transfer my household registration back to my family’s registry. Do you have any objections?"
Yan Rou lay a bit apart on the kang with Kang Yihong, each having their own quilt. She might have been too excited from meeting the couple today, so she couldn’t fall asleep despite it being dark,
and thus briefly recounted the conversation between her and her father to Kang Yihong. At this moment, upon hearing her question, Kang Yihong responded without any hesitation: "This is good news."
It’s true that he got into university, and it’s also true that his household registration will move to North City when he goes to study. But it’s a fact that Yan Rou’s household registration is in their brigade. If he wanted to take Yan Rou’s household registration along, it definitely wouldn’t be possible. Now that his father-in-law is helping, it’s like Yan Rou is returning to the city, which is good news.
However, thinking about the household registration of their future children, Kang Yihong couldn’t help but ask, "Where will the children’s household registration be after they’re born?"
"Initially, it will follow me to our family’s registry. When you graduate from university and wherever you work, we can move it along with yours. Don’t worry, with my dad around, he will definitely help us with such trivial matters."
Yan Rou spoke softly, having no unease about giving her own dad some trouble.
"Then after going to North City... do you want to visit your mom?"
Hearing Kang Yihong bring this up, Yan Rou was silent for a while, then said: "According to my own thoughts, I wouldn’t go, but I’ll listen to my dad’s advice and see what he says then."
After a short pause, Yan Rou’s voice held a hint of sadness: "Not to mention my mom forced me to go to the countryside to replace my stepsister Xue Hong so she could stay in the city, but during the over two years I was in the countryside,
she didn’t send me anything, not even a letter. Do you think I shouldn’t have any feelings about that? When I came here for the rustication campaign, I was only fifteen. As a mother, she was willing to see her underage biological daughter go to the Great Northwest to suffer,
just to keep her eighteen-year-old stepdaughter at home. When I left, she used work as an excuse and let me head to the train station alone with my luggage."