Reborn into a Farming Family: My 18 Virtuous Wife is a Hero

Just then, Grandma Su called. Grandma Su wasn't happy, but she still asked a question...

Su's father knew something was wrong just by looking at the expressions on the mother and daughter's faces, which is why he only spoke up now, even though he received the call a few days ago.

"After we moved, we told Tiezhu, and we even gave him our phone number so we could stay in touch. Tiezhu then told his family, and it just so happens that Tiezhu's mom and our mom get along quite well, so..."

As he finished speaking, his voice gradually faded away.

Seeing that his mother's expression was not good, Su Mu quickly asked, "What did Grandma say?"

Making phone calls out of nowhere is either suspicious or suspicious.

It wasn't that Su Mu was overthinking things; it was just that since Su Mingyuan's family went to the city to work, Grandma Su had never called. Apart from Su's father calling first, this was the first time in all these years that Grandma Su had called on her own initiative, so it's no wonder Su Mu thought that way.

Even when Su's father had an accident last time, it was Su's mother who called. Su's grandmother only asked if he was in any danger, and then scolded Su's mother on the phone, telling her to take good care of Su's father. She didn't mention coming to see him or whether she could send some money for the hospital fees.

Su's father took a bite of rice, his brows furrowing slightly. "Your grandma said she wanted us to go back and visit her in a while, but I declined. I said I'd go back when Xiao Mu's summer vacation starts."

Upon hearing this, Su's mother's expression immediately turned sour. Although Su Mu was also unwilling, he did not want to embarrass Su's father, so he could only smile and say so.

"Then let's go back to see Grandma as a family when we have a holiday. It's been a long time since we've been back."

At first, the family would go back to celebrate the Chinese New Year every year, but they didn't have much money and couldn't bring much back. So Grandma Su became less willing to let the family go back. She said that the dozens of hours of train travel back and forth were too much for the family to handle, but in her heart she felt that seeing Su's mother and Su Mu was a pain. They would have to eat and drink at her house when they came back, so it would be better if they didn't come back.

Seeing that Su Mu had spoken, Su's mother could no longer show her displeasure and could only nod in agreement. Su's father felt relieved to see that his wife and children had agreed.

After the family finished eating, they watched TV for a while, then washed up and went to bed.

The next day, Su Mu went to the classroom early as usual.

The low-pressure atmosphere had become almost a given for Su Mu.

Looking around and seeing no sign of Liu Yating and Zhang Zixin, he turned and sat down to take out his books for the next class.

Lin Fuyi and A Yuan's group walked in listlessly, each one sighing and complaining.

Class started, and the first class was Tan Lin's Chinese class. She brought a blue folder with her when she went to the podium. Teacher Tan opened the folder and put her hands on the lectern.

"The results of the last test are out, and I believe you all know them, but I still want to read them out."

Tan Lin pursed her lips, her face unusually serious, and picked up the folder, reading out names first and then grades.

"Qi Dong, Chinese 60, Math 55"

"Chu Feifei, Chinese 62, Math 54"

Fang Yu, Chinese 48, Math 38

"..."

After studying for a while, the grades were either failing or barely passing, with almost none exceeding 70 points.

Finally, Tan Lin paused, a slight smile appearing on her serious but pretty face, "This time, one of our classmates scored above 80 in both subjects."

"Su Mu, Chinese 85, Math 89. I hope the whole class will learn from Su Mu in the future."

Then, as the whole class looked at Su Mu with surprise, she closed the folder, her smile deepening, but with an unusual undertone.

"No one in the class is allowed to be absent during the last PE class this afternoon!"

Then, amidst the tearful stares of the entire class, the lesson began.

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