Once bitten by a snake, one fears the well rope for ten years; right now, Feiteng kept his distance from female lawyers with respectful caution.
However, at this ti, Huang Yulan had already brought her cousin over, who indeed was quite attractive. She didn’t possess the stunning beauty of Han Jiaojie nor her lofty stature, but she was delicate and exquisitely charming.
Feiteng only glanced once before he looked away.
Though Feiteng wasn’t interested, Yu Jiali had taken an interest in him. Just at the right mont, Feiteng’s phone rang, it was from Feiling. After Feiteng said his hellos, he hastily left.
Seeing Jing Yao at ho, Feiling wasn’t surprised. Although she was filming outside, she stayed in contact with ho and Jing Yao.
"I was just about to call you. I didn’t expect to find you at my place," Feiling said with a laugh.
Jing Yao was also very pleased to see Feiling return. He had co to Granny Gao for acupuncture treatnt. Now Jing Yao could stand up with support, although he couldn’t yet walk. Being able to stand was a delightful surprise.
"Tired?" Jing Yao asked.
"Not bad, this ti it went very smoothly," Feiling replied with a bright smile on her face, indeed very happy.
Feiling had been keen to finish the filming quickly so she could co back to see Jing Yao. She had an explosive performance, with very few NGs; Ge Lai even praised Feiling for showing great improvent in her acting skills, better than before.
Feiling was happy in her heart. She had not lingered after wrapping up the shoot and rushed back ho.
Seeing Jing Yao able to stand, Feiling happily circled around him, "That’s wonderful, soon you’ll be walking again."
"It’s Granny who is amazing; the true masters are indeed among the common folk," Jing Yao said, now very convinced of Zheng Xianghong’s skills.
Feiling nodded in total agreent, "Yes, if my granny didn’t disregard fa and fortune, I’d have helped her publish a book already."
At this mont, Xia Xiao ca out just in ti to hear this and was struck with inspiration, thinking of the daily help she provided to Zheng Xianghong in recording prescriptions. Suddenly, an idea ford in her mind.
On Zheng Xianghong’s side, having found that Shitou was sensitive to herbs was like unearthing a treasure, and she took to quizzing Shitou on recognizing herbs every day.
Zheng Xianghong would recite the na of a herb, and Shitou would follow suit, bringing a new joy to Zheng Xianghong’s life.
Gao Guoqiang was just as happy, for who doesn’t like their descendants to be bright and clever? Although Shitou was trying to conceal it, his brightness was particularly obvious compared to Beibei and Xiao Shu.
Beibei and Xiao Shu were also smart and adorable, but Shitou stood out even more for he was already able to look after his younger brother and sister, showing the makings of a big brother.
With Feiling back from filming, she planned to rest for a while. Old Sir Jing had recently bought a house near the Gao family, even expressing that he would give it to Jing Yao as a wedding house.
Although he no longer ntioned Jing Yao and Feiling’s marriage, Old Sir Jing’s actions made it clear to the Gao Family that he was very satisfied with this marriage.
Since Old Sir Jing and Jing Yao had moved nearby, the Gao family household had beco much livelier, with Gao Guoqiang now having soone to accompany him in chess.
Though Gao Guoqiang was usually the one being thrashed by Old Sir Jing, Gao Guoqiang was determined and even won a few gas from Old Sir Jing, which was no small feat.
Shitou and the others, besides learning to recognize herbs with Zheng Xianghong, would also watch Gao Guoqiang play chess with Old Sir Jing. Shitou didn’t know how to play, but that didn’t stop him from enjoying the spectacle.
He was still too young to show it, but Shitou was taking it all to heart.
Old Sir Jing’s favorite was Shitou. He kept thinking—if Jing Yao and Feiling were to get married, would they be able to have twins as well? He really cherished the idea.
Now Old Sir Jing couldn’t wait for Jing Yao and Feiling to marry, but he knew it wasn’t appropriate to bring it up again yet. He looked at Gao Guoqiang, who was younger than him yet already had several great-grandchildren, while he had none.
Feeling the sting, Old Sir Jing began to urge marriage upon the younger generation in his family, instructing his children to look out for potential matches for their children. The primary target was his eldest grandson, Jing Hao, to the point where Jing Hao didn’t dare to return ho.
At this ti, among the Jing Family’s younger generation, Jing Yao was the most relaxed one. For those who had partners, marriage was urged, and for those without, matchmaking was arranged.
Old Sir Jing was advanced in years and wanted to see his family flourish through four generations, feeling he had worried himself to pieces over his descendants’ lifelong affairs.
At the Gao family ho, Feiling had returned from filming and Feiteng was also ho.
On this day, Gao Jiaxing, Feiyang, Feiyue, Feiyi, and the others had also returned one after another. They knew Zheng Xianghong was treating Jing Yao’s legs, and Old Sir Jing had moved nearby, so they all rushed ho since it was the perfect opportunity with both Feiling and Feiteng present.
On this day, the Gao Family gathered joyfully, and Li Manzi also announced her pregnancy, to everyone’s great delight.
Zheng Xianghong had not given birth to a son and had adopted Gao Jiazhi, so she always felt guilty toward Gao Guoqiang.
Though she had only one biological son, she had a good daughter-in-law, four grandsons, one granddaughter, and now three great-grandchildren. With the wife of her third grandson now pregnant, Zheng Xianghong felt that the Gao Family was growing more and more prosperous. She had a few drinks that evening, her face beaming with a ruddy glow.
Gao Guoqiang was also extrely happy, most pleased that his son and grandsons had all co ho for a family reunion.
Next door, Old Sir Jing listened to the liveliness of the Gao family and said to Jing Yao, "Look at the Gao family, they’re bustling with children and grandchildren. In the future, you’ll have to win so glory for , the blooming of the Jing Family depends on you."
Jing Yao felt a mont of embarrassnt, "Grandpa, there’s still my elder and second brothers."
Old Sir Jing was also influenced by the deeply rooted ideas of the older generation; with three grandsons, even if they each had a child, if all were girls, then the Jing Family line would be in jeopardy.
Old Sir Jing wasn’t disdainful of girls, but regardless of the number of daughters in the Jing Family, at least one should be a son.
Jing Yao fell silent, and Old Sir Jing said, "Since you’ve taken over Tianyu Entertainnt Company, you need to manage it well, don’t let the company go astray."
"Don’t worry, Grandpa, I’m very focused on Tianyu," Jing Yao said. With Feiling in Tianyu, how could Jing Yao allow any trouble to arise under his watch?
But speaking of Tianyu, Jing Yao added, "Grandpa, I’m thinking of handing Tianyu over to Feiling later on. I have my own studio, and that way I can focus on my photography."
Old Sir Jing, looking at his youngest grandson, said, "It’s up to you, whatever you want to do. I don’t have high demands for you, just give a great-grandchild, that’s all."
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