Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

"That kid got into F University and is now staying home to take care of their sick grandmother."

When people heard the kid got into F University, they thought the child had a bright future. But upon hearing that the kid wasn’t working and was staying home to care for an elderly person, they commented, "How can they not work?"

"The family isn’t short on money, right? I heard they used to run a store."

"Yeah, didn’t Old Wu Tou say before that his granddaughter’s family has money? Their annual rental income is in the hundreds of thousands."

The old man, who was initially critical of why the kid wasn’t working, immediately went quiet after hearing this.

"And it’s not like they completely depend on their family—they write articles and earn royalties."

"But even without the royalties, it wouldn’t be an issue. Their family doesn’t lack money. Staying home to care for the elderly, taking them out whenever possible—that’s truly nice." The elderly lady who had started the conversation was filled with envy.

After these words, all the elderly folks present fell silent. Didn’t they wish their own children could spend more time with them?

But it was unachievable—their children had jobs and had to earn money to support their families.

"Do you think that girl, when she visits, will pay for Old Wu Tou and his wife’s medical expenses?" The Wu couple had fallen seriously ill, and everyone in the neighborhood knew about it.