Chapter 601: Chapter 601: Does Sister Yun Want to Introduce Her to Soone? Chapter 601: Chapter 601: Does Sister Yun Want to Introduce Her to Soone? Yun Xiaoxiao noticed Du Ruo staring at Fang Chaoyang and wondered if there was sothing going on between them.
Should she ask Du Ruo about it privately?
Fang Chaoyang had a good temperant. Aside from looking a bit frail, he also had so extrely difficult relatives, but in other aspects, he was quite capable.
Du Ruo was lively, while Fang Chaoyang was quiet.
“Let us take you ho.” After dinner, Yun Xiaoxiao offered to take Du Ruo ho and took the opportunity to ask her what she thought about Fang Chaoyang.
The two won walked outside while Zhao Tianlei followed behind on his bicycle, keeping a distance.
“Ruoruo, do you have a boyfriend?”
A boyfriend?
Why was Sister Yun bringing up the subject of boyfriends?
Could it be that Sister Yun wanted to set her up with soone?
“Sister Yun, I’m still in school.”
Du Ruo was currently in college, but that didn’t stop people from trying to matchmake her.
During the sumr break, when she went ho, so people inquired about her relationship status.
It scared her so much that she imdiately shook her head.
Why was Sister Yun ntioning this?
“Being in a relationship doesn’t an you have to get married right away.”
The words made sense, but sothing felt off.
“If you find soone you like, you have to bring him over for to check out, okay?”
Du Ruo agreed to this.
She didn’t think it was strange.
If she had a boyfriend, she got along well with Yun Xiaoxiao.
Yun Xiaoxiao changed the subject, “What type of guy do you like?”
Which type do I like?
It’s not like picking out clothes; how can there be a type?
“Why does it seem like no one is in a hurry to find a partner nowadays? My brother-in-law and your brother-in-law’s brother, they’re about the sa age, only separated by a few years. My son, Da Bao, is already in second grade, and yet both of them don’t have partners.”
The sa age?
“All in their twenties?”
Du Ruo was sowhat surprised; she really didn’t know they were the sa age.
But it was true that Da Bao was already in second grade.
He just started school early, only seven years old.
“Yes, all in their mid-twenties. Before they arrived in the Capital City, their families were too poor, and they couldn’t afford to get married. But now they finally have the ans to take a wife, yet there has been no movent.”
“With the reform and opening-up, life will keep getting better.”
Although many people still didn’t accept individual households.
Individual households were gradually becoming more prevalent.
And with individual households, life truly beca much more convenient.
In the past, you needed tickets for many things, and queuing up with the food book to get grain was the most troubleso.
If you went late, you could end up without any grain.
With the ergence of individual households, this was no longer a worry.
If you really couldn’t get grain, you could buy grain without needing food tickets, although it would be pricier.
“Life will keep getting better and the country will develop even better.”
Yun Xiaoxiao didn’t continue to talk about Fang Chaoyang.
If Du Ruo really liked Fang Chaoyang, she would surely co by the Courtyard House more often to see her, or she would tell her privately, and Yun could then help match them up.
If she wasn’t interested, Yun couldn’t just matchmake them randomly, could she?
When Yun Xiaoxiao got ho, she found it odd that her brother-in-law, Zhao Tianhe, didn’t seem to have gone to his room.
“Is sothing wrong?”
Classes were starting in a few days. You had to work during the day and should be studying at night, or else you’d forget everything you learned before.
“Sister-in-law, does your friend have a boyfriend?”
A boyfriend?
Did he take a fancy to Du Ruo?
This was sothing Yun Xiaoxiao hadn’t expected.
“No boyfriend. She said she’s not looking for one at the mont. Do you like her?”
These two didn’t seem quite suited for each other.
Although she was now Tianhe’s cousin-in-law, she couldn’t in good conscience say they were a good match.
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