Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law

"What should we do?"

"When is Su Hai coming back?" Ji Changfeng thought about it and decided to talk to Su Hai personally.

"Labor Day. He comes back every year on Labor Day to watch his niece’s military performance."

Ji Changfeng calculated the days; it was only March now, nearly two months until Labor Day, just about time: "Alright! I got it, inform my secretary and tell him to remind me on Labor Day."

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"Yes!"

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Nan Fei thought not to waste any time by going home, so all her luggage was ready early the next morning. But before leaving, she wanted to call Bei Jiang; otherwise, it would be difficult to contact Kannaya once she returned to her hometown.

Just as she was about to call Ning Di to ask for help, she heard someone pressing the doorbell.

He Shasha had gone out for class; Nan Fei was alone at home. She slowly walked down the stairs step by step and then quickened her pace to open the door.

"Who’s there?"

"It’s me, sis-in-law." Ning Di politely said at the door.

"Hold on."

Nan Fei opened the door, a dark void greeted her, she couldn’t see the person in front at all, relying only on the sound of breathing to judge how many people stood at the door.

Jiang Yang stood beside Ning Di, his fair and delicate face wore a nearly indifferent expression, and his clear eyes harbored a faint wrath. The more he looked at Sister Nan Fei, the angrier he became.

Angry at the main culprit, Yuan Xueshan, angry at Huo Beijiang’s uselessness, and angry at himself for not being able to help Sister Nan Fei, having once betrayed her during her most difficult times.

Little Wang followed closely behind Jiang Yang; seeing his expression, it was clear Jiang Yang was angry with himself again.

Ever since Jiang Nanfei returned blind from Kannaya, Jiang Yang hadn’t had a good night’s sleep. Sometimes he couldn’t help but marvel at the strength of blood ties, Jiang Yang’s character resembled Wei Qin too much.

No wonder they are brothers.

Jiang Yang stared intently at Nan Fei’s eyes, lost in thought; perhaps his gaze was too intense, prompting Nan Fei to hesitantly ask, "Is it Jiang Yang?"

Though blind, her hearing was better, but it had its drawbacks; when people didn’t speak, she couldn’t tell who was who.

"It’s me." Jiang Yang spoke, stepped forward, and took Nan Fei’s arm, "I heard you’re going back home, so I came to accompany you." In reality, he had already started packing up when Ning Di informed him.

Sister Nan Fei was leaving, he surely had to go with her.

Jiang Yang’s feelings about the Qi Li Town hometown were quite complex. In past years, he lived there happily with his parents and grandparents, most importantly under Sister Nan Fei’s protection. Although life wasn’t as good as it was now, he enclosed himself in his own world and was labeled a little fool.

But Jiang Yang knew he was happy then.

Until he arrived at the Imperial City. The more he received treatments, the more he learned, the more he felt sorrowful.

Until Dad abandoned him for Jiang Zhuanzhuan...

Jiang Yang was very sad during that period; the once warm home turned out not to be his home. Dad wasn’t his dad, and sister wasn’t his sister. In his sorrow, he hurt his sister in the same way.

Although sister forgave him, he knew they could never return to the past.

As expected, Nan Fei reacted strongly upon hearing he wanted to return with her, "Does Minister Wei agree to you going back?"