Chapter 1031: Too Much Imagination
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Song Shan’s heart skipped a beat.
He thought to himself that it was ing. It was ing!
His boss finally made a move for Professor Su’s family. From the first day he knew that his boss had been secretly investigating Professor Su, he had a hunch.
Later, when Boss personally went to see Song Jiaming, this feeling became stronger and stronger.
Boss didn’t need to do anything. As long as he spread the word that Boss was dissatisfied with the little princess of the Song family, he could immediately turn the tables on those trying to curry favor with her.
One sentence was enough to make the little princess fall from the clouds.
“Alright, I’ll do it right away.”
He hoped that the little princess of the Song family would know where she had gone wrong.
It was not easy for Su Wen and Fifth Sister to meet each other, and there were endless things to talk about between the sisters. For the sake of her eldest sister, Fifth Sister, who had never taken a leave of absence since she entered university, she even asked for a leave from the counselor for the first time.
When the dean heard that Su Jun was here, he enthusiastically requested to meet her and thank her for nurturing the country’s top talents.
The dean wished he could give Su Jun’s elder sister the ‘Greatest Parents Award’.
Fifth Sister had never hidden her family situation. Many teachers in the school knew that Su Jun’s family background was not good.
After her father passed away, she almost dropped out of school to farm. If it weren’t for his eldest sister, both a father and a mother, shouldering a parent’s responsibility to encourage her younger sister to study, the country would have lost an outstanding talent.
The dean’s heart ached at the thought of Su Jun farming.
He admired Su Jun’s elder sister even more in his heart. He imagined Su Wen as a simple, hardworking, honest, and wise rural woman.
Although her face was wrinkled and her back was hunched, she exuded a motherly glow.
She wasn’t a mother but even greater than a mother.
The dean thought of many words to thank Su Wen in his office. He had already prepared his emotions, but when he saw her, he was at a loss for words.
“This, this, this…” The dean’s grandson was already in junior high school. He was even more excited than a young man. He pointed at Su Wen for a long time before saying, “Little Su, is this your elder sister?” Are you kidding me?”
Where was the simplicity and dedication?
Didn’t she say she had to shoulder the burden of her six sisters’ lives and work hard in the countryside to earn money?
Where was the slightest bit of simplicity?
Not to mention that she wasn’t simple at all. Even the little princess of the Song family was way inferior to Su Jun’s elder sister.
The dean felt like he had seen a ghost.
“Dean, I’m not joking. This is my eldest sister, Su Wen.” The fifth sister was no longer as cold and calm as usual. She explained proudly, “Dean, I told you before that I could get into university and study because of my eldest sister. She has done a lot for me. If it weren’t for us, she would never have hired a live-in…”
“Ahem!” Zhou Hengyang couldn’t stand it, and his handsome face turned ugly.
If it weren’t for his sister-in-law, he would have punched her out of the window.
Who knew that when Fifth Sister heard this, she snorted coldly at Zhou Hengyang? Although she stopped talking, it was apparent that she felt Zhou Hengyang did not deserve her eldest sister.
She clearly remembered that her eldest sister had initially looked down on her brother-in-law and strongly opposed recruiting a live-in son-in-law.
Big Sister must have had to lower her head for them.
Fifth Sister didn’t have much experience in the Trinity village and knew little. Now that she was in the capital, not only did she learn more knowledge, but her horizons also differed.
Now, her mindset had changed entirely. The meaning of a woman was no longer to get married and have children, to give everything for her family without regrets.
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