Chapter 569: Chapter 591: I Donât Want Your Money
âJust got back!â Sheng Ning greeted people with a smile.
âIs it for a wedding this time? Have you set the date?â
âWe have, itâs on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. Remember to come and have a drink then.â
âWill do, for sure.â
In the countryside, thatâs usually how it goes. Whenever a family holds a banquet, itâs highly likely the whole village will attend. Thereâs not much to pay for the participation, just one or two yuan, as the goal is to join in the fun. Originally according to Sheng Ningâs wishes, it was just going to be a meal with some close relatives and friends from both families. However, Sheng Laosan disagreed; it had been over ten years since the Sheng family had held a celebration, and this time they must celebrate in style.
The two sisters walked together to the market, both in excellent physical shape! Thanks to her intense, long-term training at the General Union, Sheng Ning found the hour-long walk a breeze.
Sheng An had walked this route countless times and didnât even bat an eyelid.
Along the way, they occasionally exchanged pleasantries with acquaintances; those they didnât recognize simply passed them by. However, due to the sistersâ outstanding looks, they still drew plenty of attention from passersby.
Once at the market, Sheng Ning confidently patted her chest and declared, âAnâan, pick out whatever you want, Iâve got money.â
âI have money too, I donât want yours,â Sheng An coldly snorted, pretending not to care.
Sheng Ning didnât get angry but teased her instead, âWhoa there! Really? Our Anâan has become a little rich girl now?â
Sheng An, teased by her, blushed and walked quickly ahead, leaving Sheng Ning behind.
Really, why is she just like that Little Hooligan from last time? She just loves to tease her.
âWait for meâŠâ Sheng Ning quickly caught up, and the sisters headed first to the supply and marketing cooperative. They entered with empty hands and came out carrying so many things they could hardly hold them all.
âSis, how can you buy so much?â Sheng An watched, dumbfounded.
âYou have no idea; I was dying to shop!â Sheng Ning shifted the items to her other hand and shook her arm, explaining, âAt the General Union, I barely shopped a few times and hardly bought anything.â So, now with the wedding and having both the money and time, she went on a full-fledged shopping spree.
Even the wedding candies weighed in at twenty kilos, to be distributed to everyone on the wedding day.
Hearing her say this, Sheng An stared at her blankly, âYou mustâve been busy making money, right?â
Sheng Ning chuckled, âMe? Make money? I spent every day training so hard I could fall asleep standing up, let alone make money!â She had wanted to do business, but there just wasnât enough time, so she had to put that thought aside.
âIs it that tough in the General Union?â Like everyone else, Sheng An was filled with longing for the life there.
Nowadays, getting into the union was considered an honor. Sheng Ning paused for a moment, âAnâan, do you want to join the union too?â If Anâan wished to join, she would be willing to forsake her so-called pride for her sister.
âYou can actually get me into the General Union?â Sheng An excitedly pointed at herself, momentarily forgetting her slightly obstinate demeanor.
âYep! As long as youâre willing, you can join any department you want.â If it could make Anâanâs dreams come true, what would it matter if she had to beg the Su family?
She would gladly do so.
âThere are different departments? I had no idea.â
So, Sheng Ning went on to describe each of the unionâs departments one by one. Sheng An listened in awe, finally squeezing out a sentence that made Sheng Ningâs eyes well up.
âForget it, I wonât go! If I join the union, whoâs going to earn money for the family? Iâd rather stay home and make money.â
âSilly girl!â Sheng Ning couldnât help but pat her lightly, âJoining the union can wait; itâs not urgent. But next year, you must come with me to the city to study. Youâre still young and donât understand much right now, so you donât realize the regret of being uneducated.â