Rebirth: Solely Cherished by the Devoted Commander

Chapter 93: Chapter 93 Encounter

Zhao Xiuxia pulled her out in her sixth grade second semester, because her exam scores were excellent in the class. At the market, they happened to run into the principal, who said to Zhao Xiuxia, "Cultivate Sun Chan well, she will definitely have a future, maybe even become the first university student from the village." Because of these words, Sun Lijuan cried at home all night, refusing to eat or drink. To comfort her daughter, Zhao Xiuxia forcibly pulled Sun Chan out of school, forbidding her to continue studying.

This was the most regrettable thing for Sun Chan in her previous life. Now given a second chance, she thinks that although she doesn’t have the ability to go to college anymore, perhaps she could at least try for a self-study technical secondary school.

But now it seems a bit difficult to pursue, with only a primary school education, there are many things she’s unfamiliar with.

"Well, just take your time. I can lend you my middle school textbooks, just have him send them over," Yang Liu said with a smile. "Actually, my dad is a teacher... but I don’t keep in touch with them anymore."

"What happened?"

"Nothing much. My grandmother doesn’t like me going home, says I bring bad luck to my younger brother. When I was little, she even poked me with needles! Every time I go back, she wants to hit me, scold me, and she’s always trying to send me away as far as possible. My parents treat me well, and that makes her unhappy." Yang Liu rarely talks about family matters with Sun Chan; she thought Yang Liu was cheerful by nature, unaware she had such unhappy memories.

In many families where males are favored over females, Yang Liu’s grandmother went too far. Fortunately, her parents were relatively kind to her, and because of this issue, her mother had fierce conflicts with her grandmother, almost leading to a divorce. After having a younger brother, the grandmother’s attitude improved quite a bit.

However, the past trauma was already there, so Yang Liu seldom went home.

Sun Chan said, "I don’t know how to comfort you."

Yang Liu smiled and said, "I don’t care about it anymore. I was thinking, if your business does well, can I join you? I’m so tired of my current job. My grandmother arranged it through her contacts, and in two or three years, I haven’t saved a penny. She secretly says I’m just a waste who only knows how to enjoy herself. I’m not happy about it."

Yang Liu wasn’t much of a dreamer, taking life as it comes. However, living under someone else’s roof didn’t feel great. She decided to hold on tight to Sun Chan, who seemed like a big tree offering shelter.

make money, I’ll definitely let you help out. But

Liu nodded, "Alright, I’ll listen to

Chan went to talk to her boss about resigning. The boss thought, you really know your place; I hadn’t even figured out how to let you go yet, and you took the initiative. They quickly agreed to her resignation request and

known it would be this easy, she might have saved

Chan stayed one more night at the sanatorium and left early the next morning. Yang Liu was reluctant to part with her, even stuffing a bag

entrance, she saw Han Dong coming from afar, carrying a lot of fruit and a

Chan, he excitedly

Chan smiled and walked up to him, "I’ve resigned. I’m preparing to leave. What about

this job anymore? That’s great, come with me, let’s do

work?" Sun Chan laughed and said, "Even close family members keep clear accounts, and it’s even less appropriate between us. Besides,

Sun Chan on the shoulder

also want to explore the city and think about what

county town where Sun Chan lived. The buildings were beautiful, and many shops were already showing development potential. Since she planned to sell food, Sun Chan focused mainly on the snack

through many places, Han Dong finally asked, "Hungry? What do you want to eat?

fine," she

Han Dong insisted and dragged Sun Chan into a

a dozen dishes in a row. Sun Chan hurriedly said, "Don’t order so much, I can’t eat it all.

happy to see you, I ended up ordering more. Don’t worry, whatever’s left

Han Dong,