Su Changyi saw An Jing leaving the neighborhood, quickly got out of the car, walked up to An Jing, took the bag from her hand, and asked, "Are you okay?"

An Jing shook her head, indicating she was fine.

"Your eyes are red, how can you be okay? Did they bully you? Wait in the car, I’ll go—"

Su Changyi hadn’t finished his sentence when An Jing smiled and held him back, "Am I someone who gets bullied? My eyes are red because I’m touched. You don’t need to stand up for me."

Then, An Jing talked about how those neighbors protected her and spoke from her heart: "Honey, there really are more good people in this world."

Su Changyi was relieved and nodded. He also felt that there were indeed more good people in the world.

Back in the car, An Jing mentioned the household registration book: "They wouldn’t give me the book."

"If they don’t give it, it’s fine. Our relationship can withstand the test of time."

"Hmm." After a pause, An Jing’s eyes lit up, "Honey, I remembered something. I recall hearing from neighbors Aunt Wang and Aunt Liu that their sons seem to work at the Su Group’s branch. When the time comes, check their abilities and character. If they’re both good, you can give them a promotion early. Aunt Wang and Aunt Liu were very nice to Lin Anjing before; whenever Lin Anjing was too afraid to go home after being beaten, they took her in."

Su Changyi nodded and asked, "What are their names?"

An Jing immediately said the names of the two people.

Su Changyi nodded again, "I’ll have Yi Mi handle this when we get back."

"Hmm." An Jing always believed that good people should be rewarded, and she hoped good people would receive good fortune.

...

When Su Changyi and An Jing returned home, Su Haoyu was in the living room. As soon as Su Haoyu saw them, he happily asked, "How did it go, did you get the certificate?"

An Jing shook her head, "I didn’t have the household registration book, so I couldn’t get it."

Hearing this, Su Haoyu immediately understood An Jing hadn’t managed to get the household registration book from Lin Jiecheng. Though a bit disappointed, he quickly smiled and said, "It’s okay, it’s okay. Even without the certificate, in my eyes, you and Yi Er are already husband and wife, and you are a part of our Su family."

Afraid that An Jing might feel insecure about not having the certificate, Su Haoyu quickly reassured her, "If you’re worried that not having the certificate means the marriage isn’t secure, just tell us your conditions, and we can agree to anything."

An Jing smiled and said, "Dad, thank you for considering me, but I have no conditions. I trust in Changyi’s and my relationship."

As she said this, An Jing exchanged a sweet look with Su Changyi.

Although Su Haoyu felt assured, he was extremely unaccustomed, "Yi Er, I really didn’t expect you’d be like this once you got a wife. If you weren’t still the same with me, your brother, and others, I would suspect you’d changed your core."

The way his son Yi Er looked at his wife, with such indulgence, was enough to make this old man’s skin crawl.

Indeed, young people in love are always so mushy. Even if his son Yi Er usually doesn’t talk much and is silent, he’s no exception.

Her husband had always been different with her; An Jing knew this, so when Su Haoyu said that, she didn’t say anything but just smiled more sweetly.

...

In the evening, when Su Chengyu got back, he was very angry when he learned that An Jing couldn’t get the certificate because she didn’t have the household registration book. He cursed for quite a while before calming down for dinner.

The dinner was very sumptuous.

At the table were An Jing, Su Changyi, Su Haoyu, and Su Chengyu.

"Come, let’s have a drink." Su Haoyu picked up the wine glass, signaling for everyone to drink together.