The Kitty Became a Cutie and Was Pampered in the 80s

Many people had offered to set him up, but Jiandang had never been really interested. He was focused on raising his boys, especially since Jun would be taking the college entrance exam next year. He didn’t want his own affairs to distract his son, so he kept turning down all introductions, just working and taking care of his kids.

Since they lived close to the main house, whenever Jiandang couldn’t get back from the restaurant, Wei would stay with the members of the main house. After all, Hao and Jie’s rooms were always empty. This was one of the reasons Wei’s grades had improved dramatically, even earning him fifth place in the exams this year.

Now, the Ruan family’s main house was holding a banquet that couldn’t be accommodated in just the building, so it was set up in Jiandang’s courtyard.

There were many guests. Over the past two years, Jiandang had met many businesspeople through his dealings with Lu Zhiwei, and he also had a number of regular customers at the restaurant with whom he had a good relationship. Shu Jiao also had her fair share of guests, including those from the school and others with even a slight connection to Old Master Shu, all taking the opportunity to network. Thus, there were over thirty tables set up, thankfully in the countryside, there was nothing but space.

Shu Wen had also arrived at the Ruan family a few days earlier, as she was on summer break.

Shu Lang was busy with work and couldn’t get away, and it seemed Old Master Shu had some issues to deal with lately and couldn’t make it either. However, he had sent a generous gift for Hao, promising to give it to him when he reached Beidu.

On the day of the banquet, apart from the Ruan family’s guests, Hao had quite a few classmates come over to celebrate. Jiaojiao peeked inside the room and saw a bustling crowd, roughly about ten people.

Shu Jiao and the Ruanlin matriarch were both extremely busy, and even Shu Wen rolled up her sleeves to help. Jiaojiao volunteered to carry slices of watermelon and candies upstairs, although the water was too heavy, so Xiu Xi carried it.