"I don't care, Yingying is going to be a doctor, and I'll raise her tuition." Sun Rongfang got really angry and stomped away.
In 1996, there were no student loans. It was very difficult for ordinary people to support a college student in college. However, as long as her daughter could pass the exam, Sun Rongfang felt that it was not a big problem. Over the years, the family had spent countless money on the education of their two children.
I have made it through all the money. Is there any reason why I can't support my daughter to study medicine? She knows exactly what her husband has planned and she will never agree to it.
Seeing that his wife refused, Xie Changrong walked to the door of his daughter's room and said to himself: "If you really want to study, go to a normal school, do you know? Your grandfather has told you that it is best to study in a normal college."
"Dad, do you want to stop asking the elders for their opinions?" Xie Wanying turned around and said meaningfully to her father.
"Does your grandpa need to ask? I asked you last time." Xie Changrong dragged his slippers back and picked up the phone to call the old man while nagging, "I asked your grandpa to talk to you."
"You can ask grandpa for his opinion again, dad." Xie Wanying said.
Asking his father-in-law? Xie Changrong thought for a while. He might as well let a bunch of people speak out and let his wife and daughter admit their failure and go to a normal college.
Dududu, we first called Grandpa Xie’s house. Xie Wanying’s grandfather was called Xie Yousheng.
"Dad, let me tell you, the thing is like this, Yingying's college entrance examination results came out, and she said she got first place." Xie Changrong told his father.
"First place?" Grandpa Xie was surprised when his son said that his granddaughter was first in the exam. "First place in the class?"
"Maybe, he is said to be the number one scholar in science." Xie Changrong actually has no idea about the number one scholar in science.
Grandpa Xie said: "Wait a minute and I'll help you find out what's going on."
Xie Wanying, who was listening in the room, knew it would be like this and was very calm. There was no college student in Lao Xie's family at all. She was the first child of Lao Xie's family to take the college entrance examination. Her grandfather and grandmother didn't understand it. But it doesn't matter.
, there was someone who would speak up for her, just like in her previous life, so after the argument with her father that day, she stopped talking and only focused on her exams.
Beep beep beep, the phone rang suddenly. Xie Changrong, thinking it was his father calling back, quickly picked up the phone and shouted: "Dad!"
"You knew I was calling?"
The voice of the father-in-law opposite made Xie Changrong choke in his throat: "Dad, you——"
"Yingying's results came out and she is said to be number one in science, which is so happy. You and A Fang should be so happy." Grandpa Sun laughed.
Xie Changrong stood there in embarrassment. After all, his wife was very happy, but his mood was average. It was not his son who had passed the exam but his daughter who had passed the exam. He couldn't be happy at all.
"Let me tell you, your wife, my daughter, and I have told you that Yingying wants to go to medical school and we must give her full support."
Grandpa Sun's words made Xie Changrong calm down and discuss with his father-in-law: "Wouldn't it be better for Yingying to go to a normal school?"
"You're stupid!" Grandpa Sun was furious at his son-in-law's words and cursed him profusely, "Yingying takes first place and doesn't go to the first class in the country. What kind of college do you want her to go to? What do you want to do!"
When his father-in-law asked him what he wanted to do, Xie Changrong stuttered and said: "My family does not have the conditions for her to study in medical school. Dad, the normal school has subsidies and we don't need to pay. I have inquired with my father."
"I will pay for Yingying's tuition. You are not allowed to let her go to other schools!" Grandpa Sun was so angry that he hung up the phone on his son-in-law.