The father-son conversation ended, and Qi Taiguo knew well that his father’s decision was made and irremediable, so he said he would personally see them off to their hometown.
However, Qi Taiguo was still sullen, and Cheng Su, knowing his filial piety and seeing that there were many family members, took the opportunity to buy groceries and cook as an excuse to go to the market with him.
Qi Taiguo did not hide the conversation between him and Father Qi from Cheng Su. After listening, Cheng Su thought that her father-in-law was quite sensible.
"Since the elder has decided, and mother-in-law doesn’t object, whatever we say is useless." Cheng Su pondered and said, "Why not this, when Dad and Mom return to the hometown, we hire a nanny to take care of them?"
Qi Taiguo laughed and said, "The hometown is not like the city. Besides, with Dad and Mom’s frugal nature, they definitely won’t agree. Dad always says he can still farm, walk and run, why would he need a nanny?" This is quite impractical.
"Whether they need one or not, we have to show consideration. If we cannot take care of them personally, we should find someone, right?" Cheng Su said, "Not to mention, helping with household chores is feasible."
"That’s up to you, but I bet they won’t hire one." Qi Taiguo said, "Rural folks can’t sit idle. If you make them inactive, they’re not used to it!"
That’s true. People who are used to being busy all their lives really cannot adjust to doing nothing.
Moreover, those who often work are actually healthier and live longer than those who are inactive. That’s a form of exercise.
Qi Taiguo held her hand and intertwined their fingers, saying, "Dad said he did two right things in his life, one of which was selling me off by arranging our engagement, marrying you as my wife. I think he’s absolutely right."
Cheng Su raised an eyebrow and said, "What are you trying to say?"
"I’m saying, having you as my wife is my luck, and the fortune of the Qi family." Qi Taiguo lifted her hand and kissed it.


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