Rebirth: Splendid Marriage in the 80s
Chapter 1464 - 1466: Marrying Her Daughter

Chapter 1464: Chapter 1466: Marrying Her Daughter

That is to say, the house itself is now absolutely worth more than 200,000.

If the house that Mr. Kuang’s father bought is indeed the one next to her home and worth about the same, it is also estimated to be more than 250,000.

"They were also reluctant to pay the money in the past, claiming that such houses will become more valuable over time, hence they always held on to it. Yun Xian negotiated with them for many years, but could only ensure that they didn’t dare to move into the house before its ownership was settled," said Chiang Xiao speechlessly.

Mr. Kuang Yunxian’s third uncle and Little Aunt Kuang actually had quite the foresight, knowing that housing prices would get higher and higher.

Should she commend them for that?

"It was just a short time ago that the house next to that property was suddenly sold."

The words of Kuang Kanzhi instantly confirmed Chiang Xiao’s recent guess.

So indeed, Mr. Kuang Yunxian’s house was right next to hers!

She and Mr. Kuang Yunxian were neighbors, closer than could be.

However, it was not until Kuang Kanzhi mentioned this that Chiang Xiao somewhat understood why he was telling her so much—daring to think there was that bit of a connection with her?

"Originally, Yun Xian was not in a rush because he wouldn’t return to the Capital. He had even mentioned to me before that he planned to buy a small house in City M with the money, but this time he came back and suddenly told me he wanted to take back that house. This time, he had made up his mind, no matter what fallout there was with his third uncle and Little Aunt Kuang, he must retrieve it."

Kuang Kanzhi’s gaze on Chiang Xiao seemed to carry a deeper significance, "I asked him why, but he wouldn’t say. It was only then Qingqing revealed that it must be for you—because the person who bought the courtyard house next to his property a while ago was none other than Buddy Meng, and then, he gave that courtyard house to you."

Upon hearing this, Chiang Xiao finally understood.

Why Kuang Kanzhi was telling her all this.

Her expression grew somber, "Kuang Qingqing is making baseless speculations, and you believe her just like that?"

"I’ve mentioned before, although Qingqing is spoiled, she understands Yun Xian very well, has a keen perception, and she always speaks the truth without fabricating facts—so naturally, I believed what she said," he responded.

Heh.

You trust your daughter this much; how could you still let her compete with that woman you arbitrarily brought home to such an extent?

Even to the point of taking a fall and injuring her leg?

These thoughts crossed Chiang Xiao’s mind, but she did not voice them.

To retort with these words would be too tasteless, especially considering she shouldn’t have known these things in the first place. To mention them would reveal that Mr. Kuang Yunxian had told her everything.

"So, Mr. Kuang, what is your purpose in telling me all this?"

"I want to let you know that my two younger siblings hold some face in the Capital City. Initially, when Yun Xian wanted to go to a place like City M, we did not support it. The roots of the Kong Family are in the Capital. Once he went to City M, it meant going it alone, unable to support himself. Therefore, we have always wanted him to come back. Thus, his Little Aunt Kuang gave him a condition—if he agrees to it, they promise to not fight over anything anymore; the house would be his, and they would even help him transfer to Capital City University."

M University is good, but it absolutely cannot compare to Capital City University.

The house would be his, and they would also help him transfer to Capital City University; this shows that Little Aunt Kuang is indeed an influential person.

"Do you know what condition Mr. Kuang Yun Xian’s Little Aunt Kuang proposed?"

Chiang Xiao, speechless, replied, "How could I possibly know?"

Kuang Kanzhi looked at her and said, "She hopes that Yun Xian would marry her daughter—essentially, Little Aunt Kuang’s own daughter."

"Pfft!"