Reborn to Outshine My Ex and His White Moonlight novel Chapter 355

Chapter 355: Chapter 355: Preparing for Pregnancy

After the food tasting, Zhou Zhaojin came and said that people from the headquarters were here for a meeting.

He has been in Jing City recently, and a lot of work had piled up at the headquarters in Hai City.

Seeing him so busy, Lin Zhiyi immediately said, "You go ahead with your work; my mom and I can go back on our own."

Sang Li glanced at the time: "Call me if you need anything."

After watching him leave, Liu He was so pleased that she couldn’t stop smiling.

"Mr. Sang is so busy, yet he personally came to accompany you to choose a restaurant for tasting. This son-in-law of mine is really great."

"Mom, we’re not married yet, don’t keep talking about son-in-law, be careful of eavesdroppers."

Liu He is rather naive, so she often speaks without thinking.

However, this time it involved Lin Zhiyi’s marriage, Liu He immediately shut her mouth, becoming cautious instead.

Lin Zhiyi smiled, took her arm and said: "Let’s go, I’ll take you home first."

"No need, I have an appointment with a former colleague for tea in the afternoon, why don’t you join me? Since you’re free anyway. It’s suffocating to stay at home all day." Liu He suggested.

"Okay."

The two got into the car, and Lin Zhiyi’s phone vibrated twice.

She opened it to find an email from a school abroad.

Admitted.

This time, thanks to Xue Man, who had taken Lin Zhiyi’s works overseas when she attended an event abroad.

Through her recommendation, Lin Zhiyi got this opportunity.

Before Lin Zhiyi could get excited, Liu He leaned over to take a look.

"You are about to get engaged and will soon be preparing for marriage; why do you still want to study?"

Lin Zhiyi put down her phone and said earnestly, "Mom, who said that getting married means you can’t continue studying? I’m still so young, I want my own career. Even if I lose the ability to use my hands, I can still work in jewelry fashion. I won’t stop."

"You..." Liu He said worriedly, "You’re right, but your status is originally so different from Mr. Sang’s. If you marry into the Sang Family, you should take advantage of your best years to give birth to an eldest son to secure your position, and then consider other things."

Lin Zhiyi knew Liu He meant well.

But at her age, aside from having children, what isn’t the best time?

"Mom, aren’t you and uncle childless? Isn’t he nice to you?"

"That’s not what I meant, I just think your situation with Lao San..."

Liu He observed Lin Zhiyi’s expression and struggled to continue.

Lin Zhiyi understood her meaning: "Worried that Mr. Sang might have reservations? So you want me to have a child to show my sincerity?"

"Mom, if that’s the case, I won’t be happy, and neither will the child."

She had already experienced it once.

Liu He held her hand, "Zhiyi, your mother will listen to you. But does Mr. Sang know about your studying abroad?"

"The school matter was always uncertain; I was afraid it would turn into a false hope, so I didn’t mention it. I’ll tell him when we go back."

"But..."

Liu He wanted to say something more, but Lin Zhiyi quickly changed the subject, pointing outside the car.

"Mom, isn’t that Aunt Yang? Why is she holding a baby? Her grandson? Her daughter is just in high school, isn’t she?"

Liu He’s attention was instantly caught, and she mysteriously said, "Her youngest son, over six months old, I came for this matter today as well."

"Ah?"

It wasn’t until they got out of the car and saw Aunt Yang’s somewhat tired face and still unrecovered figure that Lin Zhiyi came back to her senses from her shock.

Aunt Yang was over forty and had given birth to another son.

Lin Zhiyi looked at Liu He, puzzled.

While walking, Liu He muttered, "She slightly favors boys over girls, always wanted a son, but the doctors said she was unlikely to conceive again after her first daughter left her body injured. These years, she’s been seeing various doctors, and it was hard work to finally get pregnant."

Lin Zhiyi looked surprised.

She remembered when she was a child, Aunt Yang often held her and said she liked daughters.

To think that for the sake of having a son, she persisted for more than a decade seeing doctors.

She turned and looked at Liu He, "Mom, what does this have to do with you?"