Deep love is also heartless

Qiao Lieque said, "Can it be the same?"

Orange glared at Qiao Lieque, but Li Mei smiled. It was Orange's happiness to have someone who took care of her so attentively and selflessly.

Ju Zi, who had been holding her phone and looking at it since Qiao Lieque left the house, asked again and again: "Grandpa, why hasn't Lieque called me yet?"

Meng Chunshan glared at Juzi and said, "The car is slow, how can it be that fast? Don't rush him, he might make mistakes in a hurry."

Meng Chunshan is now recovering well. It is almost impossible to tell that he was once a patient with cerebral hemorrhage. He just speaks and walks a little slowly.

Nearly an hour later, Qiao Lieque called and said, "Juzi, I'm at the company. I won't be leaving today."

Orange finally felt relieved.

It snowed heavily on New Year's Day. Juzi and Qiao Lieque walked in the snow, enjoying the romance that belonged only to the two of them.

Qiao Lieque asked: "What are your plans for the holiday?"

Juzi said excitedly: "Xue Hansu invited me to her home to see the unique textile printing and dyeing technology and embroidery craftsmanship of her hometown."

Qiao Lieque: "But it's too cold today, and the New Year is coming soon. Why don't you wait until summer graduation to go?"

Orange: "My mom, dad and brother are all here, and I don't want to stay at home because it's too noisy."

Qiao Lieque: "Aren't they here to visit for the holidays? Are they not leaving?"

Juzi: "I won't leave. They said their house caught fire. My brother is in high school and lives at home during the holidays. When he is in his second year of high school, there will be no holidays. They don't have farm work in the winter, so they want my dad to find a job here. My mom said that my grandma and grandpa are old and need someone to take care of them, so she will come to take care of them."

Qiao Lieque: "Isn't that good?"

Juzi: "But my family of three has lived for so many years, and suddenly there are three more people. I can't adapt to it, and my grandparents can't adapt to it either, but it's hard to chase them away."

Qiao Lieque: "Did they ask for the opinions of my grandparents?"

Orange: "No, that's what makes me angry. It's so disrespectful."

Qiao Lieque: "Then you can come live in my house. I have many rooms and it would be lonely if I were alone."

Orange: "Aren't you going back to Kyoto for the New Year?"

Qiao Lieque: "I had a competition abroad before the New Year, and it was just before the New Year. I planned to go back to Kyoto on the first day of the New Year and come back on the third day."

Orange: "Ah, can't you go home at thirty?"

Qiao Lieque: "I won't be back this year."

Juzi thought that Qiao Lieque wanted to accompany Grandpa Bai. After all, it was worrying for him to live alone when he was old. But Qiao Lieque didn't say anything and Juzi didn't ask.

Juzi: "Don't Wan Xinghan and Sister Cancan live with you?"

Qiao Lieque: “They bought their own house and moved out.”

"Orange: Why?"

Qiao Lieque: "Originally, they wanted to return to Kyoto after graduation, but because the identities of their two families were too sensitive, one was a national leader and the other was a business tycoon, the combination of the two would attract too much attention.

Moreover, there are regulations for national civil servants that prohibit them from engaging in business within three generations. If Cancan marries the son of a merchant, the Jin family will be considered as the merchant's close relatives, and then Uncle Jin will have to retire, and Cancan will not be able to go into politics.

If Uncle Jin is unwilling to retire early, then if the two of them are together, they cannot get married within ten years, and they cannot do business or go into politics, so they have to stay here and work for me.

Since they were going to stay for a long time, they had to have their own home, so they bought a villa and moved out, but they had to go back to Kyoto for the New Year."

"Being an official is really tiring. Ordinary people are better off. There's not so much to say."