Chapter 263: Chapter 263 Second Step Plan Chapter 263: Chapter 263 Second Step Plan “I’m not fat, I’m definitely not fat, Dad, it’s you who needs to exercise,” Jiang Mianmian puffed her cheeks, countering her father.

“Oh, you kid…” Jiang Changhai was amused by his daughter’s words and laughed.

“Comrade, looking at how happy you are, did it go well?” The security guard couldn’t help but ask after watching the warm interaction of the family of three for a while.

Your kindness is the same as before,” Yes, it went well, brother, I’ll start working here tomorrow, and from then on, we’ll be colleagues,” replied Jiang Changhai politely as always.

“Brother Hai, I knew you could do it. You’re so capable, anywhere you go you are a sought-after talent,” Su Wanyu sincerely flattered, thinking about how convenient it would be now to buy food.

Moreover, it would also mean staying far away from Zhaodi, so there was no need to worry about her being jealous of Mianmian and doing something harmful to their daughter.

Jiang Mianmian gave a thumbs up: “Dad, you are the most incredible dad in the world.”

Such praise made Jiang Changhai glow with pride, and the guard looked on with envy and awe.

As they left the security office and the cold wind outside blew, Su Wanyu shivered and said, “Brother Hai, let’s go to the state-run restaurant for a bowl of mutton soup to celebrate, it’s too cold today.”

“Sure, whatever you say, let’s go for a feast,” agreed Jiang Changhai, walking ahead to shield them from the wind.

Meanwhile, Zhaodi was in the main house implementing her second step of the plan.

“Grandpa, grandma, I had a dream last night. The Immortal Grandpa said you should send me to school, claiming that only with education could I find great success and make lots of money in the future.”

Actually, Zhaodi wanted to say that both Da Ya and Er Ya should go to school, but she knew the old couple wouldn’t agree, and even her parents wouldn’t agree.

Not to mention the cost of sending them all to school, who would take over the chores at home?

Moreover, her mother was going to have a little brother this year; who would take care of the child then? Without solving these practical problems, it would be impossible to send all the sisters to school.

The old couple, after hearing this, neither agreed nor disagreed but exchanged glances.

Zhang Guihua thought to herself, doesn’t the Immortal have anything better to do? Why does he meddle in such trivial household affairs every day?

With Zhaodi gone, the household would lose a laborer.

Besides, the household rules had been changed this year, and at the end of the year, they planned to distribute money to their sons based on their work, meaning there would naturally be less money left over at the end of the year, and now there would be one more child’s tuition to pay for.

But since the Immortal had said so, she found it difficult to refuse.

Jiang Dashan, on the other hand, wasn’t concerned about these minor monetary issues; he was considering whether investing in Zhaodi was worthwhile.

Zhaodi, seeing that her grandparents hadn’t spoken for a while, wasn’t surprised. If it had been that easy, they wouldn’t be who they are.

So she pressed on, “Grandpa, grandma, don’t worry, if I go to school, I will definitely work hard to rank first, win scholarships, and waive the tuition fees.”

On hearing this, Zhang Guihua was somewhat skeptical: “Can you be the first?”

“Yes, I can recite several ancient poems already. Grandpa, grandma, let me recite them for you…”

And so, Zhaodi began reciting, fluently delivering four poems before she stopped.

The members of the Old Jiang Family looked at Zhaodi, faces filled with astonishment.

Finally, it was Jiang Dashan who reacted first and asked, “Zhaodi, who did you learn these ancient poems from?”

“Grandpa, I heard my second sister reciting them a few times, and I remembered them,” she replied.

Er Ya claimed so intentionally, but in reality, she had recently secretly read Er Ya’s textbook and memorized it.

In her previous life, although she hadn’t attended school, Jiang Mianmian, after coming home from school, would teach her siblings how to read and calculate.

Simple ancient poems, she could still easily memorize.