sovbooks Chapter 1177 - 1191: The Essence of a Chatterbox
Chapter 1177 - 1191: The Essence of a Chatterbox
"Brother, aren’t you exaggerating a bit? We’ve just registered the marriage. It’s not certain whose son will be the eldest brother," Mu Xingfeng said, sounding a bit guilty as he spoke.Originally, they planned to wait until An Ran graduated before having children. But recently, they hadn’t taken any precautions, and An Ran showed no signs of pregnancy. Although he wasn’t in a hurry, it was somewhat intolerable that Brother used this to tease him.
Gu Haoyu laughed heartily on the other end and didn’t continue the topic. "Alright, we’ll each rely on our efforts for that. But what about your wife when you come to the Imperial City? Is she still studying in Nan’an? I suggest you transfer her to a university here in the Imperial City."
"Hmm, I’ve considered it before, but she’s already accustomed to her current school. I respect her choice. She can intern in two years, and I can wait that long."
"As long as there’s a plan, that’s fine. But remember to bring your wife here for mine and Nan’s wedding next month. Nan wants her to be a bridesmaid. Oh, and her friend, Xiao Xiao, the girl who’s been following Fifth around — bring her too. The more, the merrier. Fifth is becoming more and more of a handful. She’s a good girl; how can he bear to neglect her? I think that girl is a hundred times better than that one with the surname Xie."
It turns out everyone has a chatty side. If she hadn’t heard it herself, An Ran would never have thought that the celestial-like Brother could chatter like this.
With the transfer order coming through, Mu Xingfeng became even busier.
These days, An Ran had Fang Hui drive her back to the villa after school, and Mu Xingfeng seemed to have a tacit agreement with the two of them. No matter how late he dealt with matters, he would drive back to the villa to spend the last bit of time with her.
Li Dajun and Sister-in-law Sun left the Guard Team the day before Mu Xingfeng’s transfer. Near noon, An Ran received a call from Mu Xingfeng. She had heard that Mu Xingfeng would see Li Dajun off and suggested joining him.
Although Li Dajun joined the Guard Team earlier than Mu Xingfeng, they had always worked in the same area. Earlier, Li Dajun was Mu Xingfeng’s squad leader. Later, as Mu Xingfeng achieved more merits, his rank gradually became parallel with Li Dajun’s. The two of them then led different large teams and had undertaken numerous missions together.
Their relationship was extraordinary; otherwise, with Mu Xingfeng’s aloof nature, he wouldn’t have given Li Dajun the chance to stand out during exercises, allowing him to make a good impression in front of the officers before this transfer.
Li Dajun’s train was at around eleven in the morning. When the second class was over, An Ran went to ask the teacher for leave.
Coincidentally, the last two periods this morning were a major course, Human Anatomy.
Unlike the systematic anatomy learned in freshman year, this class involved the teacher preparing to take students to see human specimens after the lecture — cadavers preserved in formalin.
Knowing it’s a very important class, An Ran had no choice but to bite the bullet and find the teacher.
The teacher for Human Anatomy was a professor in his fifties. Professor Sun was quite amiable when he saw An Ran.
The surgery department in the medical school had two outstanding students in this class. Every semester, their grades were top of the class, always at the first table. For the recent mountain area aid, these two students provided a large amount of medical equipment and medicine for the school, making it hard for Professor Sun not to remember them.