?Chapter 205: Chapter 205: It’s Simply Bullying Chapter 205: Chapter 205: It’s Simply Bullying And she…neither her father nor her mother had ever considered giving her the job, even though she pleaded with them. The only response she got was, “If you take over, you’ll have to ept a much lower sry every month!”
Moreover, she had been in the countryside for less than half a year when, because life there was so harsh, she and the man she loved registered their marriage at the brigade. They had a simple wedding, hoping that at least someone would be there to help her in life.
And the result?
All of those educated youths had no experience in farming. In such circumstances, the man she married was naturally no exception.
However, he was considerate, trying to do more whenever possible to ease her burden.
But those hard days were not just for a day or two, not just for a year or two, but for many long years.
In the countryside, they not only had children but also had two. When they heard that they could take the college entrance exam to return to North City, all the educated youths, including the couple, were overjoyed.
However, they had children to take care of, and the exam date was approaching too fast, giving them hardly any time to review. Moreover, they had not read much on ordinary days, having returned almost everything they had learned in the ssroom to their teachers.
So much so…so much so that when they entered the exam hall and saw the paper, it felt incredibly daunting.
It felt familiar, yet unfamiliar, they wanted to write, but didn’t know what to write on the paper.
They walked out of the exam hall in a daze, knowing without waiting for the results that they were very likely to fail.
Indeed, as they had expected, neither of them passed, not even getting into amunity college.
While they couldn’t return to North City by passing the college exam, almost two yearster, they received notification that educated youths could return to the city. Of course, this was for those who met the criteria. Those who had married local men or women could return, but they could only go back alone, without their families.
But this issue did not concern her and her husband.
After all, they were both from North City, neighbors, and had grown up as childhood sweethearts. Returning to the city would undoubtedly mean going back with their children.
However, years of rural life and having two children without proper postnatal care had taken a significant toll on her health, which seemed fine outwardly but was severely worn inside.
Between seeing doctors, looking for jobs, and caring for the children, she was as busy as a spinning top; there was no time left for studying to retake the college entrance exam or to improve her literary knowledge… Based on all these reasons, in her moments of reflection—from her years in the countryside back to when she was eighteen—she had thought she would never go to the countryside in her life.
“Romance fills the belly” was nothing but a deceit!
She decisively broke up with her boyfriend and then intercepted the marriage proposal that was supposed to go to her sister, Su Qing.
After marrying the man before her, she resolved to read more whenever she had free time, especially since her husband was a scientific researcher. If she knew nothing, what would they talk about?
Moreover, she had sworn to get into university in this lifetime to shorten the distance between her and this man. But…but with three young daughters at home to take care of, and endless washing and tidying, there really wasn’t much time for reading.
Now, this man dared to criticize her as superficial, saying she was inferior to the Jiangs next door; it was outright bullying!
If Wen Yue’s three daughters were as obedient and sensible as the three children next door, not only would she have time to read and better herself, but she would also have more patience to teach the three young girls some lessons.