80’s Sweet Marriage: Struggle for a Good Life

Qin Xiangdong was so noisy. Gu Shan who had always been keen to sleep until he woke up naturally and had been woken up by Gu Chenglan once, and Gu Shan who was very angry when she got up, was noisy again.

Qin Xiangdong clamored to go to the embassy and asked Gu Shan if he could introduce some friends in the United States.Because he doesn't understand English, his eyes are blackened when he goes abroad.

Gu Shan rubbed her slightly aching temples, endured the intense inner writhingness of getting up, and said, "Going to the United States requires a visa to return to the North China Embassy. You first have your passport and some necessary certificates ready, and then you follow me back. Beihua applies for a visa and then considers matters after going abroad."

"Well, well, what proof do you need?" Qin Xiangdong looked like a primary school student, and asked the nanny for a piece of paper and pen, and recorded it seriously.

Su Nuo, Gu Chenglan, and Qin Moran didn't go to school either. Anyway, these three people weren't the masters of taking classes seriously.Instead, he stayed aside and looked at Qin Xiangdong's records, and made some comments from time to time.

Grandpa Qin was finally reliable, saying that he would contact the United States immediately and ask them to send an invitation letter directly. Qin Xiangdong's visa application should go smoother.

Just so finalized, Gu Shan was also suppressed to get up.Only then did I have the heart to say a few words to Grandpa Qin and ask some things about the United States.

Gu Shan studied foreign trade when she was in university, and she had a good understanding of the international situation and the legal system in the United States, so she could talk to Grandpa Qin.

Although Qin Moran and Qin Xiangdong are cousins.But one of these two people is abroad and the other is in China, and they have seen only a handful of times.

However, Sunuo and Gu Chenglan had a good relationship with the two of them, and the four young men also sat together.

Of course, what Qin Xiangdong cared most was his sister Qin Xiaojing, and Qin Moran asked a lot about her sister.

Qin Moran had reservations at the beginning, but later forgot to help conceal it, and told about Qin Xiaojing's openness in the United States.

Qin Moran's original intention is of course good, in order to reassure Qin Xiangdong and prove that Qin Xiaojing is able to integrate into American life.

But the word "open" was used in the 1980s to describe girls that would definitely cause panic, not to mention the sister-in-law Qin Xiangdong.

As a result, Qin Xiangdong rushed to the phone with his painful head and started to make international calls. He must contact his sister now and let her return to China.

Qin Xiangdong felt that instead of applying for a visa and running out to find her sister, it would be faster for her to buy a plane ticket and return.

"Brother Dong Dong, calm down." Gu Chenglan hurriedly followed and pressed the phone in Qin Xiangdong's hand: "Let's not say that Sister Xiaojing is still not at this address. You just call it so rashly, she Would it be because you don't want you to control her and avoid you before you arrive?"

Gu Chenglan's words are very reasonable, and they are also in line with Qin Xiaojing's own way of doing things.

Qin Xiangdong wanted to give his sister the best of everything, but in fact he didn't know his sister very well.

What's more, Qin Xiaojing was only a teenager when she went abroad, and has never come back for so many years.Only occasionally calling or writing letters, Qin Xiangdong knew what Qin Xiaojing wanted him to know, one-sided and out of touch.

It was Gu Chenglan's words that Qin Xiangdong remembered, for fear that his sister would be rebellious enough to avoid him.

Putting down the phone, Qin Xiangdong looked like an eggplant frosted, and the wilted ones were a little smoked.