Chapter 60

earing a white, thin worker's vest on top, his long legs wrapped in loose olive-green military trousers, making his waist even narrower and shoulders wider.The whole person resembled a tall and cool w...Xia A-po didn't take it, and said politely, "Just bring it to me, I'm so old, do I still need to carry it myself"

Ning Yuan watched the little old woman walk away with her hands behind her back, she smiled helplessly and followed after.

Even if I cook a meal for Grandpa Tang and the others, it's nothing special.

When they reached the earthen house, Lao Tang watched Ning Yuan proactively helping with washing and selecting vegetables. He waited until all the dishes were ready.

She had finished setting the table and was about to leave, but Mr. Tang smiled and beckoned her over. "Xiao Yuan," he said, "would you do me the honor of having dinner with this old man"

Ning Yuan was taken aback and only then noticed that Grandma Xia had brought in another bowl and chopsticks, a pristine white glazed porcelain bowl.

"I guess I won't be staying for dinner." She waved her hand.

"Just sit down and eat, don't talk so much." Grandma Xia glared at her. Seeing that she wouldn't listen, she was about to hit her on the head with chopsticks.

Ning Yuan said dryly, "Okay, okay, I'll eat, but I have to tell Rong Zhaonan."

She got off work early today, but Rong Zhaonan hasn't come back with the cow yet.

Xia A-po directly used her chopsticks to tap her on the head: "You little brat have an opinion Tell him to come find me!"

Ning Yuan rubbed her aching forehead and nodded quickly, "Okay, okay!"

As for Rong Zhaonan, it's no wonder she didn't notify us.

Tang Lao glanced at Xia A-po, somewhat surprised: "You didn't wait for Zhao Nan to come back and say something"

Xia A-po rolled her eyes. "Where would there be elderly people waiting for young people"

As for his own wife's capriciousness, Lao Tang didn't dare say anything. He nodded and looked at Ning Yuan: "Xiao Yuan, have a seat."

Ning Yuan sat down and ate her meal honestly.

Xia A-po looked at her and suddenly asked, "Is the food delicious"

Ning Yuan saw Xia A-po tapping her palms with chopsticks in her hand and immediately nodded: “Delicious, the dishes you made are delicious.”

Don't hit her on the head.

Xia A-po asked again, "Is the porridge tasty"

Ning Yuan nodded like pounding garlic: "Delicious."

Xia A Po continued to ask, "Would my old man take you on as a student"

Ning Yuan continued to nod, "Delicious......what!"

She looked at Grandma Xia and then at Old Man Tang with a hint of disbelief.

Did she hear that right

Xia A-po's eyes widened: "What do you mean, you agreed and now want to go back on your word Don't look down on us reformers"

Ning Yuan immediately shook her head, holding the bowl and chopsticks somewhat nervously: "No, it's not that. It's just too sudden. Professor Tang... are you really willing to take me on as a student I... I only finished junior high and one year of high school. You're a professor at Fudan University..."

She didn't have a high school diploma in her previous life, but she was older. These days, even those who just graduated from elementary and middle school end up working in factories.

After the college entrance exam, university students are all proud sons and daughters, bringing glory to their families.

After the university began to expand enrollment around 1999, things gradually started to change.

She wanted to make up for the regret of not studying in her past life this lifetime, but could she really keep up

"Slap!" Suddenly, a chopstick hit Ning Yuan's forehead.

Ningyuan gasped and almost burst into tears.

Xia A-po rolled her eyes so high they almost reached the sky: "Self-depreciation is a disease, and it needs to be cured. You haven't even started learning and you're already withdrawing What a loser! Girl, you need a good spanking!" back. Although he was lying, he did come to probe the captain's mouth.But this was a white lie, and the red flag wouldn't blame him.Rong Zhaonan said expressionlessly: "You go, I won't go back. I've...