Siheyuan: How dare I mess with a man who is an expert in men's health?

Because Shu Meng's mother was ill, he started to set up his own household when he was just in the first year of high school. Naturally, he is not a weak person.

The third aunt heard the determination in Shu Meng's tone, her eyelids twitched, and she quickly advised: "Xiao Shu, there is no rush for this matter.

Everyone in our hospital unanimously agrees that any problems should be resolved internally first, so as not to offend everyone.

It is better to hold a general meeting before deciding. Don't worry, my old Yan will stand on a fair position and will not favor anyone."

Shu Meng frowned. She thought that Jia Zhang was so unscrupulous, she must have something to rely on, and she might suffer losses if she held a meeting.

But no matter what the third aunt's purpose was, she did help her family today and even protected her mother to a certain extent.

Imagine if the mother fell down, or her illness became worse due to anger. No matter how she retaliated or how big a fuss she made, it would be irreversible.

So she couldn't just ignore the advice and promise of fairness from the three aunts.

Shu Meng nodded and decided to first see what the so-called conference was like. Anyway, she would not swallow her anger on this matter.

The third aunt was very satisfied to see that she had persuaded the girl. She thought it would be good if the girl could be sensible. If she couldn't stand a little grievance and made a big fuss without caring about anything, then the Yan family would not dare to marry her home.

The Yan family insisted on finding a daughter-in-law with a job in order to have more income for the family. If they were too forceful, Yan Jiecheng would definitely not be able to control them, and by then he probably wouldn't even have control over his own salary.

The plan went smoothly, and the third aunt said with relief: "Then I will go back to cook, you should eat something first, the general meeting in the courtyard is usually after dinner."

Shu Meng thanked them again and sent the three aunts out.

Mother Shu said worriedly: "Xiao Meng, I don't think this matter is that simple, how about we just take a loss and endure it?

We had just moved in and were completely in the dark, so we were afraid they would play some shady tricks.

Be patient for a while, I will ask a matchmaker to find you a good partner, preferably one from a large family, so that you can have someone to rely on and your mother won’t have anything to worry about.”

Shu Meng felt bitter, but she still forced a smile and replied, "Mom, don't think too much, you will definitely get better.

I can handle this. There will be a meeting tonight, so don't go. Be careful of the night wind."

"Hey~"

Mother Shu sighed and fell silent.

She knew that her daughter did not respond to the suggestion of finding a partner because of the burden she was holding back.

Most of the family's income is used to treat her illness, and the children's time is mostly spent on taking care of her. Under such circumstances, it is naturally difficult for her to find a good partner.

What made Shu's mother feel most guilty was that she was sick and had been bedridden for several months. Her daughter could have gone to college, but she did not go in order to take care of her.

This is also one of the main reasons why the steel mill was willing to keep Shu Meng's assigned position and was able to delay returning to the steel mill for such a long time.

Shu's mother wanted to commit suicide at that time, but was discovered by her thoughtful daughter.

She remembered her daughter crying and saying, "If you die like this, there is no point in me living alone."

Seeing her mother silent, Shu Meng was afraid that she would do something stupid again, so she smiled and comforted her:

"Mom, stop sighing and be happy! Today is a good day. We finally have our own home.

Your illness has improved and you can basically take care of yourself, so I can go to the steel mill to work with peace of mind. Everything is moving in the right direction.

And because I can design circuits, the steel mill offered me a cadre position with the same treatment as technical secondary school graduates.

We will be able to take the cross-level assessment next year, so our family’s income will increase greatly, and we will have enough money to buy better medicine.

Didn’t the doctor say that using precious Chinese medicine would make the condition more stable, or even curable?”