Crossing the farm gate, the whole family reunites in the disaster year

Chapter 271 Visiting the In-Laws

Chapter 271 Visiting In-Laws

"Thank you, Auntie San. I understand." Shi Lang was eager to try. "I'll think of two more foods that are easy to carry."

"Well, this is your first business, so it's wise to think about it. If you're unsure, come and ask me."

"it is good!"

Silang just went out, then turned back and took away Lidong who was clinging to Lin.

After sending the two away, Lin gave Yu and Cuicui each a bowl of sea cucumber. Now that the village had all the vegetables, Lin specifically instructed them to stir-fry it with leeks, put it in the pan and stir-fry it lightly before serving. If it is overcooked, it will not taste good.

Yu had just arrived home, and she was also going to Lin's.

Sea cucumber is a new thing, and I have never seen it before. Lin explained it in detail and Yu listened attentively.

Only after Lin finished her story did Yu pull her aside and tell her about the grape seedlings.

She went back to her parents' home today and mobilized the villagers to dig grape seedlings. Yesterday, Lin personally set the price, two cents per seedling.

This job paid off if you worked harder. Even a teenager with a shovel could earn money. And since they were not outsiders, the villagers flocked into the mountains.

However, some people also asked when the owner would come to collect the saplings.

Yu knew that her third brother's wife was busy with a lot of business and was as busy as a top. She was not sure when she would send someone over. She only vaguely said that someone would come over in two or three days, and then hurried back, thinking of telling her third brother's wife.

Lin clapped her hands and said, "Then let's do it tomorrow. Sister-in-law, are you free? Ask mother if she wants to go and visit the in-laws together."

Yu opened her mouth but didn't understand for a moment.

The last time the relatives from both sides met was when she and Boss Cui got married. It has been almost twenty years.

"I...Okay, it's a deal." Yu said happily.

"We didn't have the conditions before, but now we have an ox cart, so it's convenient to visit relatives. Let's invite Lichun and Liqiu to come too, and we can go there in a lively manner."

"Okay, okay." Yu's eyes were filled with tears.

After returning home, Lin told Mrs. Cui about this.

Old Mrs. Cui's eyes lit up: "I haven't been out for a long time, so I might as well go out for a walk. But what about business? This also requires people."

"I'll tell Erfu to help keep an eye on it for half a day. We'll be back in the afternoon, or we can just stop working for half a day."

Running a business is like raising a child, you can’t be away from people all the time. But fortunately, there are many people in the family who can read and write, so we can grab someone to take over temporarily.

"No, we can't stop working." Mrs. Cui's ambition, which was only aroused when she was nearly fifty, was so strong that she wanted her business to grow as big as possible. She couldn't bear to hear the word "stop working" at all. "Erfu, can you do it? Forget it. Otherwise, I'd better not go out."

"Don't worry, mother. These children are smarter than each other. Besides, we have been doing this for a while, so we won't make any mistakes."

Old Mrs. Cui was skeptical, but finally gritted her teeth and said, "I'll listen to you. My eldest daughter-in-law has been married to our family for so many years, and it's time for me to go visit my old in-laws."

After Mrs. Cui made the decision, she started to count the items in her home, thinking about what gift to bring the next day, as she couldn't go empty-handed.

After Old Man Cui came back, he made the decision and asked Old Lady Cui to take 100 kilograms of new grain to give to her in-laws.

Yu gave birth to children for the Cui family and was the eldest daughter-in-law. In the early years, she was bullied by Feng in both open and covert ways, but she never complained. They all remembered these things in their hearts.

People are all made of flesh and blood. Life was tight before, so I could only hide this guilt in my heart.

Now that life is better, this hundred kilograms of grain is both compensation and an affirmation of the old couple's efforts over the years.