Siheyuan: Black and steady Gou Laoliu

Qin Huairu's mother urged anxiously, "Boss, please go find Xiao Han and decide on the medical school quota. It would be bad if the quota is given to someone else."

Qin Huairu's sister-in-law reminded him, "Dad, you still have to persuade Han Li to give our family a place to study medicine. If Han Li gives out too many places to study medicine, there will be too many doctors in the village in the future, and this doctor will not be popular."

"The villagers will gossip about this." Qin Huairu's father exhaled a puff of cigarette and said confidently: "In fact, it doesn't matter how many medical places Xiao Han gives out. As long as he doesn't sincerely teach others, no one can compare to our family."

At this moment, Lao Qin was extremely grateful that he did not go too far when he broke off the engagement, otherwise this great thing would not have happened to his family.

Once the eldest son learns medicine and becomes a doctor, his family will no longer have to curry favor with Han Li, that useless fool, and the eldest son will no longer have to dig in the dirt for a living.

How difficult is it for farmers to farm? How hard is it? How tiring is it? Lao Qin, who has been a farmer for most of his life, knows this very well. He doesn't want his son to suffer this kind of hardship and pain.

You have to understand that in rural areas of this era, a skill to make a living is mostly passed down from father to son, and will never be passed on to outsiders unless it is absolutely necessary.

After all, if you teach your apprentice, you will starve yourself to death.

I still remember that a few years ago, Lao Qin wanted his eldest son to learn a craft from an old carpenter in the village. He said all kinds of nice things with a shameless face and offered expensive gifts, but the old carpenter was unwilling to teach him.

Therefore, in their eyes, Han Li's practice of teaching others his own skills to make a living is no different from that of a fool.

Lao Qin took a few puffs of his cigarette, thought for a moment, and said to his daughter, "Huai Ru, go take out the can of sugar and fill it with boiling water."

After all, Lao Qin understood the ways of the world. He felt that the relationship had become a little strained due to the broken engagement last time, so it would be a bit awkward to approach him directly in a dry tone.

If I send Han Li a cup of hot water, I can also show Han Li: Although this marriage did not take place, our Qin family still cares about you and treats you as half a son-in-law.

At the same time, it was also done to show the villagers that Huairu and Hanli were just not meant to be together, and they did not break up with each other;

It is better to explain the matter to everyone as soon as possible, so that no one will gossip and do bad things when his good son-in-law Jia Dongxu comes to pick him up.

"Okay, I'll go right away." Qin Huairu responded, and she felt ridiculous in her heart: Still thinking about plotting against Brother Li? Not to mention us, even if we add up the cunning of all the villagers, I'm afraid they are not as cunning as Brother Li!

Qin Huairu came to the kitchen, cleared the sugar bottle and poured hot water into it. Then she leaned sideways to look outside and saw that no one was coming. She scooped a few spoonfuls of sugar into the hot water and then quickly cut it open with chopsticks.

She knew very well that this was for Li Ge to drink, and adding sugar would also let him know that she cared about him.

Qin Huairu has been very anxious recently. She always has nightmares that Li Ge doesn't want her anymore and she is beaten and scolded by Jia's mother and son every day.

After returning from the city, Qin Huairu thought about it and still felt that marrying Li Ge was her best destination.

However, now everyone in their family has recognized Jia Dongxu as a good son-in-law, and they are very dissatisfied with Han Li.

When the family talked about Han Li at dinner last night, they criticized him in various ways, and all of them felt that breaking off the engagement with Han Li was the most correct choice.

Qin Huairu's sister-in-law even said enviously: "Huairu, you will go to the city to enjoy life in the future, but don't forget our relatives in the countryside!"

Qin Huairu, who had been to the city once, knew whether he was going to the city to enjoy life or not. She could only force a smile and reply, "That's impossible."

What worries Qin Huairu the most is that Li Ge has not given her a clear answer until now, and she feels that Li Ge does not want to marry her.

Qin Huairu stared at the vortex that was gradually disappearing in the can and immediately made up her mind: This time I must beg Brother Li and ask him to agree to marry me!

Qin Huairu believed that as long as Li Ge agreed to marry her, he would be able to handle all the troubles with his ability.

Then, Qin Huairu screwed the lid of the can on the bottle and took it out with a rag: "Dad, please be careful of the heat."

She was not worried about her family discovering her little tricks. Even if they did, she would say that she wanted Han Li to feel her family's sincerity so that he could easily get a place to study medicine.

At that time, her family will only praise her for being careful and thoughtful, and will not think that she is betraying her family.

Lao Qin left home with a bottle of hot water and headed for the village entrance.

Along the way, I encountered villagers who said something sarcastic: "Oh, you are planning to find your son-in-law, oh, look at my memory, Doctor Xiao Han is no longer your son-in-law. Tsk tsk, forget it, it's boring to tell you this, I'd better go home and teach my children to read and write, so that they can learn medical skills from Doctor Xiao Han in the future."

Old Qin snorted in annoyance and muttered to himself, "I'll ask Xiao Han to deny your family a place in medical school. Let's see if you can still act so arrogantly!"

His confidence naturally comes from the fact that Han Li is an honest man and easy to control.

Lao Qin was sure that Han Li was honest and would not say anything outside, so he put all the blame for the broken engagement on Han Li, and would explain it when they met:

"Breaking off the engagement will affect Huairu's reputation. Xiaohan, I believe you don't want to see Huairu being talked about, right?"

When Lao Qin arrived at the entrance of the village, everyone was surprised: What is he doing here? Isn't he embarrassed? I feel so ashamed for him!

Being stared at by everyone, Lao Qin felt a little uncomfortable. He took a deep breath, put on a friendly smile, walked forward and greeted familiarly: "Xiao Han, you are so tired that you are sweating. Hurry up and have a drink of water and take a rest."

Han Li was indeed a little surprised to see Qin Huairu's father coming to deliver water, but after thinking about it, he quickly understood the family's intentions.

But it's not a big problem. After all, it would do him no good to ruin the reputation of Qin Huairu's family. On the contrary, only by easing relations with her family could he have more opportunities to contact Qin Huairu.

For example, in the current situation, Han Li has to put in some effort to say a few words to Qin Huairu.

Han Li smiled gratefully, but his tone was somewhat strange and distant: "Thank you Uncle Qin (beast)."

Lao Qin didn't hear the hidden meaning of Han Li's words at all. After getting Han Li's response, he was quite happy. He felt that if the first step went so smoothly, then his idea would most likely succeed.

After that, Han Li did not greet Lao Qin, nor did he want to drink water. He continued to treat the villagers.

Lao Qin was tactful enough not to disturb him. Han Li did not turn his face away, which must be because he was thinking about their old friendship. This meant that it was almost certain that he would get a place in studying medicine.

After working for a while, Han Li was really thirsty. He unscrewed the can cap and took a sip. He felt sweet in his mouth and warmed his heart: This little goblin is really caring! I will treat you well when I get back!