"When you think about it, it's actually quite good. In two years, I'll be able to earn a salary and make money. By then, our family's finances will be even better, and we need to prepare houses and education funds for both of the children."
Da Yi herself didn't care about these things. She was an orphan and didn't concern herself with such material possessions.
But occasionally, classmates around her would talk about marriage and such, feeling that starting from the past two years, marriage has started to focus more on material things. It's no longer the era where you buy some furniture and live in company-assigned housing.
Moreover, Qian had taught her that money shouldn't be saved in banks as that's dead weight. There's nothing better than buying houses. However much money you have, you should buy that many houses. Da Yi listened to Qian the most. Her brother's money was enough to buy two houses, so she planned to first buy two for the kids to accumulate investment.
