Reborn in the 80s: The Smart Wife with a Secret Space Chapter 1059: Tacitly Not Exposing Her

In the evening, Xinyan shared a room with her grandmother, He Jinxuan and her grandfather shared another room. Both rooms were filled with conversations that lasted into the night before they finally rested.

After breakfast the next morning, they heard that the village ahead was going to break the ice for fishing. He Jinxuan followed Zhang Yueshan to join the fun.

Since the weather was too cold, Xinyan stayed ho to help prepare lunch as they would be leaving in the afternoon, taking the night train back to the Capital.

Granny Zhang prepared quite a bit of wild produce from the area for Xinyan to take back: "Yanyan, take this to Grandma Tong as a little gesture from ."

Xinyan looked at the package: "Just watch, if I bring it over, Grandma Tong will surely scold for not telling her in advance that I’m coming."

Thinking of the scene, Xinyan couldn’t help but laugh.

The Gu Family elders watched the interaction between Xinyan and Granny Zhang, feeling fortunate in their hearts. If they hadn’t t this kind older sister back then, their granddaughter would have endured many hardships.

Thinking of the shaless Qiu Family, they felt a deep hatred, wishing they could tear them apart.

They decided that once they returned to the Capital, they would pay a visit to that ungrateful person.

When Xinyan glanced up, the elders quickly adjusted their expressions. Her grandmother, Tao Shuqing, smiled, "Your cousin is getting married soon, has Jinxuan been urging you?"

Xinyan hugged her grandmother’s shoulder: "He certainly wants it to happen as quickly as possible, but this matter requires my parents’ consent, so he has to prove himself."

The Gu Family elders exchanged a knowing glance, understanding their granddaughter’s aning but tactfully chose not to expose her.

Granny Zhang placed the items together and joked with a smile: "Actually, considering your ability to balance studies, marrying early shouldn’t affect your education. If in the future you have no ti to take care of the child, leave it up to us. Of course, it’s up to you."

Granny Zhang had always envied others’ children; back then she dared not even dream of it. Now her eldest son returned, though he’s not keen on marrying, making the hope of holding a grandson futile, hence she pinned her hopes on Xinyan.

In fact, this topic had been discussed by the elders before. Granny Zhang was the most impatient, and now, she had unwittingly revealed it.

Children were Xinyan’s biggest hope, sothing unattainable in her past life. Hearing Granny Zhang’s words, she didn’t feel resistant at all.

She thought that since He Jinxuan had already convinced her parents, as long as they could eliminate the factions targeting the Gu Family, their wedding might not be far off.

When He Jinxuan and Zhang Yueshan returned, each had five or six fish in hand.

Granny Zhang asked, "Why did you bring back so many?"

Zhang Yueshan looked at He Jinxuan, "It’s Jinxuan; he couldn’t be persuaded, and before you know it, we ended up with so many."

He Jinxuan responded calmly, "Seeing how it’s almost the end of the year, I’ve heard from the village chief that there’s only one more winter fishing before the new year. If Uncle Shanzi has to go to work, with this icy cold weather, you three shouldn’t be out there joining the excitent.

Anyway, stored in the snow, they won’t spoil, and will last through the New Year, so we’re at ease."

He Jinxuan truly considered them his elders, knowing that settling them would ease Xinyan’s mind.

The Gu Family elders increasingly appreciated He Jinxuan as their granddaughter’s husband. The kid may not be a sweet talker, but his actions always prioritized their granddaughter, which was comndable.

With fish available, it was naturally part of the nu for the afternoon al with pickled fish.

Zhang Yueshan left one fish behind, burying the rest in the yard’s snow, placing a large wicker basket over it to keep wild cats from slling it.

He Jinxuan swiftly handled the fish and personally cooked the dish, which was Xinyan’s favorite.

The vow he made previously was never forgotten, even in the transport brigade, he frequently visited the canteen, learning culinary skills from Master Zhang on the stove.

After all, he’d promised that once Xinyan married him, he’d cook for his beloved, showing his seriousness in pursuing cooking.

They enjoyed a warm, cheerful lunch. Despite the reluctance, Xinyan still bid farewell to Granny Zhang, her grandparents: "Rest assured, wait for to co pick you up to return to the Capital."