Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 179: Whatever

Hearing Jiang Ran ask this, Pei Huai momentarily didn’t know how to react.

He hadn’t been back for a long time, but it wasn’t a short time either.

For such a long time, this was the first time Jiang Ran asked him what he planned to do now that he was back.

Even though it was asked a bit late, it was still asked, which was better than not asking at all.

Thinking this, Pei Huai’s expression relaxed a bit, the corners of his mouth slightly turned up, revealing a faint smile.

"When I was in university, I majored in finance and minored in design."

Majored in finance, minored in design.

Jiang Ran looked at Pei Huai, and there was only a series of ellipses in her heart.

There was nothing she could do, because the scope of Pei Huai’s studies was somewhat broad!

Thinking of the part of the original text she read, Jiang Ran felt at ease again.

Although Pei Huai only mentioned these two, he didn’t learn just those two.

Was Pei Huai deliberately not saying it, or did he feel it wasn’t necessary to say?

No matter the reason Pei Huai didn’t say it, it actually wasn’t very important to Jiang Ran.

Jiang Ran nodded, "Then, good luck!"

After saying this, she changed the topic, "Hurry back and have your meal!"

Listening to these two sentences separately, they seemed fine.

But if you think seriously about it, you would know that the words were quite perfunctory.

Even though Pei Huai saw through it, he didn’t point it out and didn’t mind at all.

It wasn’t his first day back, and it wasn’t his first day knowing Jiang Ran’s current personality.

For her to say this was actually not a problem at all.

"Then I’m off."

Pei Huai said, carrying the cleaned lunchbox as he left.

As soon as Pei Huai turned around, Jiang Ran also turned around without any hesitation and headed in the opposite direction.

Right now, nothing else was important; the most important thing was going back to make clothes.

If she could quickly finish this batch of orders, she could be a bit more relaxed.

However, imagination is beautiful, but reality is stark.

She really did stay up, making most of the clothes, and just when the snacks were due for delivery.

Jiang Ran worked tirelessly, staying up another day and night making pastries.

Once she saw the delivery truck finally leave, even with the heavy envelope in hand, Jiang Ran couldn’t feel happy at all.

Making money is a good thing, making a lot of money is also a good thing.

But if making money makes you too exhausted, like a spinning top turning nonstop, then it’s not such a good thing.

Jiang Ran stood still, frowning in thought.

Even without figuring out any good solutions, Pei Huai suddenly appeared from nowhere, standing calmly across from Jiang Ran.

"I know you’re working hard, wanting to make money, and want to make a career, but you should also take care of your health."

"The family isn’t really short of money now; why do you tire yourself out like this?"

"If something happens to your health, what about mom and dad? What about Little Jing? What about Shanshan and Pei Yang?"

At this point, Pei Huai took a deep breath, his gaze growing ever more solemn.

When Pei Huai first spoke, Jiang Ran was indeed surprised for a moment, but quickly came back to her senses.

Listening to Pei Huai’s words, Jiang Ran had mixed feelings.

Only when she heard Pei Huai’s succession of ’what abouts’ did Jiang Ran find it amusing.

It was a pity that Pei Huai didn’t say what about him.

Truly like the main character.

If it were anyone else, they might’ve said what about him.

If he really said it, Jiang Ran would certainly reply—"Deal with it."

But since Pei Huai didn’t say it, Jiang Ran could only swallow back the words she had prepared.