Wu Haishan was naturally delighted that they could move out, but...
"But will your parents agree?"
Wu Haishan paused. "I'll persuade them."
Su Ya Ni finally relaxed.
"Tomorrow I'll continue looking for work. Once I find a job, we'll have more money. Then we can give them a little more each month, so they can live better and eat better."
"Okay." Although Wu Haishan had considered moving out, he had never thought of abandoning his parents or younger siblings.
They had sacrificed too much for him. Now it was time for him to repay them.
He had to work hard and give them the best life possible.
"It would be great if my sister agreed to let us be together. Then we wouldn't need to rent a house at all."
Thinking about the house reminded Su Ya Ni of her sister.
Wu Haishan's eyes flickered.
"That's your sister's house. I'm a man—how could I covet her house?"
"Don't worry. I'll rely on my own hands, work hard, and earn enough to buy a house that belongs to us."
"But how long will that take?" Su Ya Ni fretted.
"Besides, isn't my sister's house also my house? She can't live in two houses by herself."
She was only asking her sister to give them one house to live in. Why did her sister have to be so stubborn?
Hadn't she earned so much money to buy two houses just for her?
Wasn't she planning to use one for her wedding?
If she thought the house shouldn't go to the Wu Family, couldn't she simply transfer it into Su Ya Ni's name?
She was only letting the Wu Family live there. The house would still be under her own name—what was the problem?
She really couldn't understand her.
Wu Haishan was utterly