The Child Bride of the Army Commander's House|Chapter 22: House Swap Troubles 2

.>No reason why it was arranged like this. Don't forget to pack up your messy things tonight and I'll ask your mother to help you move your room tomorrow morning.
< . < . .>Ji Cangjing was much calmer this time. She ignored Ji Zhexiang's anger and contentedly picked up Dongpo's elbow with her chopsticks.
< . < . .>Mom and grandpa, I don’t want to move the room.
< . < . .>Seeing his father's resolute attitude, Ji Zhexiang immediately turned to Han Fengrong and Mr. Ji with an aggrieved look to plead for mercy. Because Ji Cangjing's decision came suddenly without any prior discussion with Han Fengrong, Han Fengrong didn't know what to say. Mr. Ji was also a little confused by Ji Cangjing's idea. Why did Ji Zhexiang have to use the room? There is no shortage of rooms at home, and the guest room is not much less than Ji Zhexiang's room.
< . < . .>Old Ji, is this what Han Fengrong finally asked in confusion? If Ji Cangjing insists on doing this for no reason, isn't it obvious that he wants to create conflicts between Ji Zhexiang and Guan Shuixin?
< . < . .>Xiangzi's room is warmer in winter. Facing his wife's doubts, Ji Cangjing explained everything clearly in just one sentence without saying much.
< . < . .>It turns out that although the house they live in now has many rooms, only two of them face south. One is the master bedroom where Ji Cangjing and Han Fengrong live now, and the other is the slightly smaller one where Ji Zhexiang lives. Some rooms and the remaining guest rooms are all shaded. Those guest rooms are fine on weekdays, but in winter the temperature is always two degrees lower than in south-facing rooms.
< . < . .>In the past, Ji Zhexiang should live in the small room on the south side. But now that there is Guan Shuixin at home, Ji Cangjing feels that girls should always be more delicate, so she plans to let Ji Zhexiang live there. Make room. After hearing Ji Cangjing's explanation, Han Fengrong and Mr. Ji both understood what was going on, so they no longer objected.
< . < . .>Mom? ! grandfather? ! I don't want to give up the room to her!
< . < . .> Seeing that his mother and grandfather actually didn't express their objection after hearing a word from his father, Ji Zhexiang was naturally even more angry and almost said not to give up the room to the little beggar. But seeing his father's dark expression, he changed his tune.
< . < . .>Xiao Xiangzi, you also know that those guest rooms will be colder in winter, right? You see, what if my sister is so thin and gets frozen?
< . < . .>Mom? ! What if I get frozen? !
< . < . .>Mother's persuasion obviously did not convince Ji Zhexiang but made him even more angry. Why did he have to give up the warm room to that stinky girl? He doesn't!
< . < . .>Ahem, little Xiangzi, tell grandpa that you are not a man anymore?
< . < . .> Seeing his daughter-in-law facing his grandson like this, Mr. Ji started to fight in person. After all, Ji Cangjing was right this time, but he could not let Ji Cangjing whip Ji Zhexiang. Are you going to change rooms with Guan Shuixin?
< . < . .>Grandpa! Of course Xiao Xiangzi is a man!
< . < . .>Hearing Mr. Ji questioning himself like this, Ji Zhexiang immediately complained dissatisfiedly and then glared angrily at Guan Shuixin who was causing trouble.