Second Sister-in-Law Yun held a stack of Union banknotes, looking at her husband with a furrowed brow, "Didn't we already know you would be laid off?"
What's with the sorrowful face now?
"Tomorrow, let's start renovating that shop. We can open our own restaurant, send our son to daycare, and have Mom help you. It's just opening, so we should be able to manage the rush," Second Sister-in-Law Yun seemed quite optimistic.
She had already known the layoff might happen.
"Who knows, now there's money to be had, but later, if the restaurant can't bring in money, it will be a pity for those who got laid off?"
Second Brother Yun looked at his wife, saw her nod her head and said, "Speaking of which, we should thank our little sister again. The shop's value has gone up."
Since the family wasn't short on cash, they didn't rent out the shop after buying it.
Now that Second Brother Yun had been laid off, getting busy with the shop was a good thing.
