Chapter 441: Vague

Just yesterday, Su Chen received a reply from his father, saying that if he really decided on Miss Gu, he would write to his mother after the autumn examination and ask her to find someone to propose marriage to the Gu family.

Su Chen wrote to his father not blindly.

He knew very well why his father agreed to him.

His father married his mother, who was a princess, and marrying his father was marrying down.

Back then, his father won the first place in the imperial examination and was also handsome, so he was favored by the old King of Qi and was recruited as a son-in-law.

After marrying his father, his mother, a noble lady, neither took care of the household affairs nor took the responsibility of raising children. She just ate, drank, played, bought clothes and jewelry all day long.

After she gave birth to him, she didn't want to have another child, saying that giving birth was too painful, and only allowed his father to go to her room once a month.

But he didn't allow his father to take a concubine.

When Su Chen grew up, he naturally understood these things. Once, after getting drunk, his father hugged Su Chen and cried, "If I had known this would happen, I shouldn't have listened to my elder brother. If I had married your mother, my life would be over. Chen'er, father only hopes that you can marry the person you want in the future."

When his father is at home, he spends all his time and energy on Su Chen. If you ask who loves him the most in this world, it is undoubtedly his father.

He knows that his father will not let him suffer the hardships he has suffered.

Gu Fei was looking at the flower boat in the distance, and she didn't expect to hear such a sentence suddenly. She was about to refuse, but then she thought that Su Chen would take the exam tomorrow.

The significance of this exam to a student is far more important than the college entrance examination in the previous life. This is the exam that truly determines fate.

If you pass the exam, you are qualified to be an official.

You can also take the imperial examination if you pass the exam.

If you pass the imperial examination, you can be directly appointed as an official and become a superior person from then on.

The words of refusal came to her lips, but she couldn't say it.

Think about the scene of the college entrance examination in the previous life. If there is a candidate in the community, they are afraid to speak loudly.

At this time, if he refuses, it will definitely affect Su Chen's mood. If he is in a bad mood, he may not do well in the exam tomorrow, which will affect his life.

Gu Fei thought about it and said vaguely: "For now, you should focus on the exam, and the rest will be discussed later."

Su Chen was originally very nervous. What he feared most was to hear a rejection from her.

Gu Fei's ambiguous words gave Su Chen confidence. In his opinion, girls are shy, and if they don't refuse, it means they agree.

He wanted to say something, but Gu Fei turned around and walked back, saying as he walked: "It's getting late. Since Mr. Su is going to take the exam tomorrow, it's better to go back and rest early."

Su Chen said "um" softly, and felt very sweet in his heart.

The two walked back to the door of the store, and a carriage came and stopped. The one driving the carriage was Zhang Ze.

Gu Fei smiled at Zhang Ze, "Brother Zhang, long time no see."

Zhang Ze hurriedly got off the car and bowed to Gu Fei.

Gu Fei turned around and told Su Chen, "The exam will be tomorrow. Don't think about anything else these days. Do your best."

Su Chen responded and stood blankly on the side of the road. Gu Fei urged him, "Go back quickly. It's late."

Su Chen got on the car.

Gu Fei sighed when he saw the carriage go away, and then went back to the backyard to sleep.

For several days in a row, the customers in the store were talking about the provincial examination. Gu Fei figured it out. There were three provincial examinations in total, each lasting three days, and a total of nine days.

Eating, drinking, defecating, urinating, and sleeping all had to be done in a small cell.

The autumn examination was better, the weather was suitable, not too cold or too hot. The spring examination was really a torture. The examination was held in February, and the weather was still very cold. The dry food I brought was cold and hard. I was afraid that I would freeze to death if I curled up in the cell at night.