Rebirth: Splendid Marriage in the 80s Chapter 2899 - 2835: Watch Your Mouth

But since she said that, they just went along with it.

From Capital City to Anbu Town, if you drive yourself and go a bit faster, it actually takes less than an hour—about fifty minutes.

Jiang Xiao told them to find out the location of the post office and drove straight there.

When they arrived, the post office staff were just about to get off work, but Jiang Xiao stopped them.

She took out an envelope and handed it over.

"Hello, comrade. I’d like to ask if you can find out where a letter was sent from, based on this envelope?"

The staff member took the envelope, glanced at it, and handed it back to her, somewhat impatiently saying, "Are you kidding me? How would you trace this? Even though it did go out from here, with so many people in this town, who knows where this letter came from?"

"Really, there’s no way to find out?"

"No, no; there’s no sender’s address on it, no way to trace it."

"Then isn’t there any other staff who might know something..."

"Girl, stop teasing," the staff member glared at her, "Pretty face but not much brains? How could you trace it? Just try if you think you can."

Ding Haijing felt a bit unhappy hearing him, "How are you speaking? Can you speak properly?"

"I’ve always spoken like this, what of it?"

Jiang Xiao pulled Ding Haijing, dragging him outside.

"Forget it, Old Ding. I don’t mind, why argue with him?"

Jiang Xiao sighed.

Seems like there’s no way.

It truly can’t be traced.

"Alright, nothing’s going to happen to me here. You guys go find food and a place to stay. I’ll head to my camp, you probably shouldn’t go there."

That place is kind of secretive.

Ding Haijing said, "We’ll just drop you off nearby."

Jiang Xiao resignedly said, "Then drop me near the Alliance District dormitory."

As she reached the dormitory, she saw in the distance an elderly couple walking ahead, each carrying two bags.

Their shadows were lengthened by the setting sun.

The pace was slow, and carrying those things seemed a bit strenuous.

They were indeed Yang Zhiqi’s parents.

Jiang Xiao immediately ran over.

"Grandpa Yang, Grandma Yang!"

Old Yang and Old Madam Yang turned around, and upon seeing Jiang Xiao, both broke into delighted smiles.

"Little? Why are you here?"

Jiang Xiao quickly took the things they were carrying, laughing as she said, "I had some matters to attend to here, so I thought I’d drop by to see you two."

"I thought you were heartless, only incidentally visiting us because of business, huh?" Old Yang laughed.

"Grandpa Yang, yes, yes, so is my punishment to eat two extra bowls of rice tonight?" Jiang Xiao said, "Neither of you has eaten yet, have you?"

They typically cooked for themselves and didn’t eat at the cafeteria.

"No, you see, we bought so much. Today my wife and I went to the town market and bought a lot; we haven’t eaten yet. You showed up just in time to enjoy a good meal." Old Yang laughed heartily.

His face obviously had more flesh than before.

He had previously had difficulty eating and was quite frail, but now he seemed to have recovered, looking much better.

"So I did come at the right time, didn’t I?"

"Let’s go, let’s go, you must be starving, right? Grandma will make five-spice spare ribs for you, the two racks we bought today are really nice." Old Madam Yang happily patted Jiang Xiao’s hand.