Before tonight's arrangements, the elderly traditional Chinese medicine practitioner had already examined Xia Lin in person.
This was the Xia family's officially mandated routine checkup. Although Xia Lin had gone to study and work in River City to get away from the fuss, she still couldn't avoid the checkups. She understood it too—when children were away from home, their parents cared most about their health.
Apparently, Grandma had held Xia Lin when she was born.
That practically made her Xia Lin's honorary grandmother.
Grandma always said Xia Lin was a child blessed with great fortune, and that had indeed proven true as she grew up. Among wealthy young women of her social class, Xia Lin was exceptionally calm-tempered, sensible, and presentable.
Being able to get into a Project 985 university on her own and land a job as a counselor at school was already quite impressive.
So many little princesses went abroad to study, got brainwashed by all sorts of bizarre ideas, and came back completely changed.
On that subject, the elderly practitioner had told Xia Lin about a bizarre incident that had recently happened among Shanghai's social circles.
A certain wealthy businessman's daughter had picked up bad habits overseas. For legal reasons, she couldn't return home, and she hadn't accomplished anything over there either. Every day, she just hung around with a crowd of fair-weather friends, driving her parents mad.
Worst of all, she was an only child.
With no other choice, the couple, already in their fifties, had to urgently figure out how to make a new account. Their main account had already been ruined, but someone had to inherit such a massive family fortune, right?
"Xia Lin is already so sensible. If you meet a boy you like, don't worry too much. Just make your move."
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