Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1579 Received Favors Out of Thin Air

A room for just the two of them, a soft sofa, a loose bathrobe, mischievous big hands, and two young, restless hearts.
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Although Hao Hongmin was largely responsible for arranging Han Li and Li Zhi's relationship, there should be limits to it.

Although Lizhi is younger than Hao Hongmin, she also has a more curvaceous figure.

However, whether from an emotional perspective, or considering their shared experience of wintering together in the countryside, or the uncontrollable factors of the future, Lizhi is nowhere near as important to Han Li as Hao Hongmin.

Especially now that Hao Hongmin is pregnant, Han Li, who already has several children, knows very well that the psychological changes of women during pregnancy can sometimes be quite strange.

So, while we're having fun and making a ruckus, we must clean up the scene as soon as possible after the fight, and absolutely not let Hao Hongmin see or smell anything when she comes back.

Two days ago, Hao Hongmin learned from her mother that Han Li had returned from abroad. Today, after school, she drove directly from the Chinese University of Hong Kong to Jia Hui Garden, showing off her slightly pregnant belly.

When Hao Hongmin returned, Han Li was reading on the sofa, and Lizhi was in the kitchen preparing dinner.

When Han Li heard the door open, he went to greet Hao Hongmin. After she changed her shoes, they sat down on the sofa together and, in addition to showing concern for each other, told each other about what had happened to them in the past few days.

During dinner, Lizhi brought up the question of which major she had studied in the United States again, but this time she asked Hao Hongmin about it.

Han Li ate and listened attentively. Women always have so much to talk about; the two women chatted happily, but few of their conversations got to the point. They would occasionally ask for Han Li's opinion.

However, just like when he was teaching and training Lizhi during the day, Han Li did not give a clear opinion on this kind of selective topic.

Because Hao Hongmin is pregnant, they didn't interact much this Sunday. Most of the time they chatted, played chess, played musical instruments, and talked about pregnancy precautions they learned from the Yun sisters and He Mi.

On Monday morning, Han Li saw Hao Hongmin off, who was carefully supporting him as her belly began to show. Only after watching her car taillights disappear did he return to his home on the top floor.

When Han Li returned home, the Chung sisters had already gone to the garment company. He changed his clothes, made himself a cup of tea, and then became a lazy bum lying at home.

However, Han Li's laid-back lifestyle only lasted for two days. On the morning of the third day, his usual phone call was interrupted.

When Han Li called the real estate company, Wen Bixia, who was already waiting by the phone, answered.

She briefly told Han Li about her recent film shoot, and then coquettishly asked to see him.

After Han Li agreed to Wen Bixia's request, he called his mother in Beijing and learned about the family's affairs and his second sister's situation.

An older colleague at Han's workplace introduced her to a potential partner. This man was about the same age as Han's sister; he was a recent graduate of a vocational school in 78 and was assigned to the Jingshan District Government Office in Beijing after graduation.

This person's parents both have jobs. He has five siblings: two older brothers and one older sister, all of whom are married. His younger sister is still young and is said to be able to take the college entrance examination next year.

At first glance, this situation seems pretty good. The other party's parents have jobs and won't be a burden on their children. The older brothers and sisters in the family are already married, and there is only one younger sister who is still young. Even if the parents don't care when she gets married, the four siblings will still be able to support her.

However, Han's mother felt it wouldn't work because this person's hometown wasn't in Beijing, but in Yingkou, Liaoning Province, in Northeast China.

Several members of the Han family had worked in the countryside or as sent-down youth in Heilongjiang Province, which gave Han's mother a rather positive impression of Liaoning Province, which is also one of the three northeastern provinces. Could it be because of the house?

Nowadays, most houses are allocated by work units. As long as you have a formal job, housing is not an important issue.

Even if Han Erjie doesn't get a house after getting married, it doesn't matter. In Han's mother's words, they have plenty of houses, so renting them to anyone is the same. Renting them to Han Erjie will save them some trouble.

What really worries Han's mother is what will happen if Han's second sister really marries this man and then goes back to her hometown with her husband, just like Liu Cuihua (Aunt Liu).
Putting aside the differences between Yingkou, Liaoning Province and Beijing in various aspects, especially when it comes to children's schooling, Yingkou has the best teachers and the best educational resources in the country.

It's not easy for a family to even meet, let alone help each other out.

Moreover, even if their daughter is bullied over there, her family won't know.

By the time you find out, it's too late. Even if you find out and immediately go over and beat them up, what's the point?

Once the Han family leaves, will the daughter's situation and circumstances really improve?
The two families are too far apart, so it's a bit difficult to exert influence or deter others.

What if it happens again? Should we make Sister Han divorce him?
Even if they divorce, they can still support a girl in their family. But what if they have a child together?
What could Han Li do about this? He could only comfort his mother and ask her to explain the situation to his second sister in detail so he could understand what she thought.

After hanging up the phone, Han Li lit a cigarette, his mind preoccupied with his second sister's situation. He had no connections in Liaoning Province, so he couldn't even find out about her family background or character.

After finishing his cigarette, Han Li still hadn't thought about his direct connections in Liaoning Province. But if he didn't find out more, he worried that his second sister might suffer if she married the other party.

In the end, Han Li had no choice but to pick up the phone and call Liu Lao's bodyguard, Gong Jianglong.

The reason Han Li called Gong Jianglong was because during their casual conversation, Gong Jianglong mentioned that Gong had a comrade-in-arms from his time in the garrison who was later assigned to a leader in Liaoning Province.

This kind of situation where someone asks for a favor is the last thing Han Li wants to get involved in, but now, for his second sister's sake, he has no choice but to accept someone else's favor out of thin air.

After receiving the call and hearing Han Li's explanation, Gong Jianglong agreed almost without hesitation.

After Han Li expressed his gratitude, the two chatted briefly before hanging up the phone.

Only then did Han Li begin to change his clothes, preparing to go out and meet Wen Bixia.

Han Li didn't arrange to meet Wen Bixia at the real estate company in Knutsford Terrace today. Instead, she booked a room at a restaurant, and they would discuss where to go next after dinner.

After leaving Jia Hui Garden, Han Li drove directly to the hotel that Wen Bixia had booked. He saw Wen Bixia standing at the hotel entrance, looking around.

However, there was another woman next to Wen Bixia. The two of them would occasionally lean their heads together and chat for a bit, but because they were too far apart, Han Li couldn't see their faces clearly.

(End of this chapter)