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Chapter 21 Meeting the Big Brother for the First Time
As soon as school was over, the teachers in the mathematics group had already started to pack their things, and were going to rush out of the office immediately at [-]:[-], and ride their bicycles to the vegetable market to buy ingredients for dinner.

"Mr. Jiang, why are you in a daze? Are you still leaving?"

Teacher Jiang, who was grading the papers for Teacher Li, raised his head, let out a dumb "ah", sorted out the papers, and put them on Teacher Li's desk.

"Let's go!"

One of the papers accidentally fell into the gap between two desks. The paper was clean and tidy, with a red number on it: 108 points.

"Sister, shall we go?" Su Dan greeted Su Jian at the window in Class [-] of the third grade.

Zheng Pengfei followed behind with a smile, "Sister, are you looking for me?"

Su Dan rolled his eyes at him, "It's my sister, not yours."

"What's yours is mine, and what's mine is yours."

The two played around for a while, and when Su Jian came out after packing up, Zheng Pengfei couldn't wait to ask, "Sister, what do you want from me?"

"Pengfei, do you have a cousin who works in the Education Bureau?"

"Well, what do you want from her? My cousin treats me very well. The person she loves the most is me...this little fat man."

Su Jian laughed, "I have something to ask her for."

"My sister's business is my business. Tell me, what do you need me to do?"

"Uh, I don't know if your cousin is busy. I want to borrow some books from her."

In fact, the person she wanted to see was cousin Zheng Pengfei's husband, the surgeon with superb medical skills who saved lives and healed the wounded.

Among the people she knew, only Zheng Pengfei's cousin-in-law was a doctor, and he could borrow medical books from him. If she could really arouse her medical skills, she would be able to save the lives of her father and mother in the future.

"Go to my house, my cousin came to my house for dinner today, just to introduce you to each other." Zheng Pengfei said proudly.

"Uh, isn't that good?" The Su family siblings were a little embarrassed.

What is it like for them to participate in family gatherings?

"Let me tell you the truth, I want to borrow..."

Zheng Pengfei stopped her before she finished speaking.

"Sister, my brain is not working well, I can't remember, tell her yourself if you have anything to do."

With a cheeky face, the siblings came to Zheng Pengfei's house. In front of them was a large house of more than 180 square meters. It was magnificently decorated and the floor tiles were brighter than the mirror in her house. The two stood awkwardly at the door, looking extremely embarrassed.

"Xiao Fei's classmate? Come in, come in quickly, he rarely takes his classmates home, don't see outsiders, just treat it as your own home." The one who greeted them was Zheng Pengfei's mother, a rich and amiable middle-aged women.

"Mom, this is my sister Su Jian, and this is my buddy Su Dan. Prepare some delicious food for my sister and my buddies."

Zheng's mother patted her son's big head amusedly, "I know, I know, it's rare that you have friends here, and mother cooks for you, and I'll show you off."

Zheng's family has a nanny, and Zheng's mother doesn't dislike their shabby clothes, with mud still sticking to their trousers, and stuffs all kinds of fruits and snacks into their hands.

After a while, Zheng Pengfei's cousin Cao Na and her cousin's husband Song Zelai were slightly surprised to see the two siblings.

Su Jian looked at Song Ze excitedly. The scene where Song Ze spared no effort to save his younger brother committed suicide in the last life is still vivid in his memory. It's a pity that he was only crying and didn't have the chance to thank him face to face.

Cao Na hated her husband, covered her lips and smiled, "Is it your little girl?"

The fifteen or sixteen-year-old girl was just beginning to fall in love, and Cao Na mistakenly thought that Su Jian had a crush on the young Song Ze.

She has a bright personality and doesn't take it to heart.

Su Jian blushed and spoke incoherently with excitement, "Dr. Song, Doctor Song, can you lend me some medical books?"

(End of this chapter)