"Grandma, sixteen isn't that old. I see many girls in town in their twenties who aren't married yet. I think eldest sister should focus on her education now. If she studies well, she won't be any worse than the boys! By then, she might even be able to get a job in the city, live on supply grain, make a lot of money, and honor you guys." Jiang Mianmian began listing the benefits of studying.
The old lady felt a slight wavering in her heart upon hearing this.
Even though Mianmian is young, she seems to have vision and insight. What if Da Ya really succeeds in her studies like Mianmian says and becomes a city dweller?
Being a city dweller, living on supply grain, earning a salary, is much better than marrying the village secretary's son.
Da Ya and Er Ya saw the old lady hesitating and suddenly felt hopeful. Mianmian's words were indeed more effective; their grandma was more willing to listen.
However, Zhaodi was not pleased. What was Jiang Mianmian really up to?
