Reborn as a Rich Woman in the Eighties
Chapter 566 - 565 I Just Like Him

Chapter 566: Chapter 565 I Just Like Him

Lin Xia asked her grandfather, Qin Zeming, to inquire about Kang Yijun, and finally there was some feedback.

After Qin Zeming finished explaining the situation he understood, he specifically advised Lin Xia a few words, "...Lin Xia, your grandfather understands your concerns and knows your considerations.

Actually, if you think about it from another angle, no matter what job you do, there are times when you are busy, tired, and unable to take care of home.

Originally, when your aunt wanted to introduce someone to Lin Qiu, she also considered many aspects and chose him after careful consideration.

Moreover, Kang Yijun’s mother and your aunt are good friends, well-acquainted with each other, and if Lin Qiu really becomes his wife, she will certainly not be mistreated once she enters the family..."

After hearing all this, Lin Xia felt as if a great weight had been lifted from her heart.

Besides being concerned about Kang Yijun’s job, she was also worried about potential mother-in-law and daughter-in-law issues.

Because she understood her sister very well, Lin Qiu had a gentle and weak temperament which could be easily bullied, and she had a lot of trouble with a family like Wu Zhengyang’s.

Now, finding someone like Kang Yijun, who was so different from her, Lin Xia was really worried.

If they ran into mother-in-law and daughter-in-law issues, she might be bullied.

Now that her grandfather had said this, she felt somewhat reassured.

If her sister truly ended up with him, with their grandfather and others around to support them, she could be a lot more at ease.

When Lin Qiu found out about this, she managed to contain her joy, tried to keep a straight face, her eyes blinking as she said, "Sister! You wouldn’t oppose me and him anymore, right?"

Though Lin Qiu said nothing outwardly, she valued Lin Xia’s opinion deeply.

She even thought that if, in the end, her sister was strongly against her and Kang Yijun, she would definitely heed her advice.

Because she knew that, in this world, her sister was the best person to her!

She would rather give up a relationship, a man, than to hurt her sister’s heart.

Lin Xia gently stroked Lin Qiu’s head, her lips curling into a smile, "No more objections! You two get along well from now on!"

She could also see that her sister did like Kang Yijun, only suppressing her emotions because of her initial opposition.

Lin Qiu nodded vigorously, her eyes smiling like crescents, "Sister, don’t worry, I will definitely get along well with him. But as for the eventual outcome, we’ll have to leave that to fate."

After all the issues with Wu Zhengyang, Lin Qiu felt that she had matured a lot in dealing with problems.

Her views had also lost their naïve simplicity.

Being in a romantic relationship does not necessarily mean getting married and becoming husband and wife, all of which require the right circumstances and alignments.

Sometimes, it’s not just about liking someone and being with them, and whether two people can truly end up together depends on fate.

She had a good impression of Kang Yijun and hoped that they would have a promising future together.

Lin Xia looked at her sister’s face, brimming with smiles, and nodded, "Good! It’s great that you understand this!"

Having resolved this matter, Lin Xia went back to focusing on her business.

She had finally managed to wholesale all the toys, and after giving it some thought, she decided not to ship more goods before the end of the year.

The reason was partly because Chen Gang was competing with her for clients, and partly because she knew that the market saturation was about right, and she guessed more stocks might lead to overstocks.

Lin Xia then shifted her main focus to the wholesale stalls of her greenhouse and the cosmetics store.

Not long after, Song Yinran, looking travel-worn, returned from the south with Along.

Before coming back, Song Yinran had learned on the phone about Luo Yue’s pregnancy, their daughter, and her relationship with Jiang Mingyuan.

He still had a favorable impression of Jiang Mingyuan.

The young man had a decent appearance, was cheerful and shrewd in personal dealings, and was also successful in business.

But previously, he considered him with the lenience accorded to younger generations, yet now he had to evaluate him as a potential son-in-law, and naturally, his perspective shifted.

In truth, Jiang Mingyuan was far from meeting the criteria he had in mind for a son-in-law.

Originally, several of his old friends had sons of similar age who were actually keen on becoming his in-laws.

However, at the time, his daughter was still in college, he felt that she was impulsive and playful, so he didn’t consider it and thought to wait and see.

Unexpectedly, he had only been back to the South for a short time, and his daughter had swiftly fallen into a relationship, which caught him somewhat off-guard.

Being far away previously, he was unable to intervene, even if he had objections.

Now that he had finally returned, Song Yinran sought out Song Zhiya for a private conversation.

Song Yinran didn’t beat around the bush but directly asked, "Do you really like that boy that much? What’s so good about him? Is he better than Wu Di from your Uncle Wu’s family?"

Among their circle of old friends’ younger generation, Wu Di was considered exceptionally outstanding.

Song Zhiya didn’t like her father speaking this way, "Dad! Why do you have to compare him to Wu Di?

I just like him, I think he’s great everywhere! I will marry no one but him!"

Her words left Song Yinran both amused and frustrated, "You’re still young, much too young.

Your thinking is superficial, how can it be that just because you like him, you want to marry nobody but him?

For a girl, marriage is a major matter in life! You shouldn’t be too hasty! This concerns your lifelong happiness!"

"Dad, you’re wrong, if I don’t like him, why would I be with him?

I understand you may think his education isn’t as high as mine, and his family’s conditions can’t compare to ours, but being together and marrying is about feelings.

I don’t feel for anyone else, I only have feelings for him, why can’t we be together?"

Due to what her father had said, she could sense his dissatisfaction with Jiang Mingyuan from his words.

She knew her family’s conditions were much better than Jiang Mingyuan’s, but she didn’t care about those!

Song Yinran felt helpless against his daughter’s ongoing arguments, "Silly girl, doesn’t your dad say these things for your own good?

You, a Southerner, insist on marrying a Northerner. When you truly live together, will you be able to get along?

Not to mention anything else, just consider your eating habits, will you two get along well? And his family, all these factors need to be considered!"

Song Yinran feared that once his daughter married here and truly started living together, she would not fit in.

Now, the young people are content as long as they are emotionally fulfilled, seeing only each other’s virtues.

Once they truly start living together after marriage, with such great differences between the North and the South, he truly feared his daughter would not be able to cope.

Lastly, there was a very practical issue: his daughter was a university graduate, while the boy had only finished middle school.

Educationally, they were a mismatch.

Education does not represent everything.

But sometimes, the education received can influence one’s way of thinking, perspective in problem-solving;

he truly feared the couple might end up having disagreements over many issues in the future...