The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 310 Handing Over the Secret Recipe
After Xiao Ayu fell asleep, the Wang family did not remain idle. Wang Dalang soon learned of Old Mrs. Wang's opinion.

Wang Dalang was somewhat surprised to learn that Grandma was dissatisfied with both of them.

I remember my mother saying that when the later aunts came into the family, my grandmother didn't raise any objections, as if it was fine as long as they were willing to marry into the family.

“Dalang, there are plenty of good families with daughters. Your grandmother’s words must make sense. She never makes a mistake in judging people.” Wang Chuanfu was afraid that Wang Dalang might have some thoughts about it, so he tried to comfort him.

Wang Dalang was only 16 years old. He only had a slight fondness for the girl from the Liang family, and he had no intention of marrying her.

Let alone any feelings involved.

Wang Dalang: "Dad, I know everything. The family has been busy lately, and I don't want to think about these things. It's going to snow soon, and we don't know if the fields will be affected. Let's harvest the grain as soon as possible."

"That makes sense, but don't worry about the farm work yet. I'll bring people to take care of it. Let's get your house ready first. It'll be easier to visit your wife later if you have a house."

In Wang Chuanfu's view, even though his family has houses and shops in the town, they also have land rented out in the neighboring Dahe Village.

But those belong to their parents, and also to their fourth brother and Ayu. Regardless of whether the eldest branch of the family has a share, they themselves cannot covet them.

However, the house truly belonged to Dalang, as it was given to him by his mother, so he felt there was nothing to be ashamed of.

Wang Dalang would occasionally hear Wang Chuanfu say the same thing to him, and he had similar thoughts.

"Dad, I'll go get busy now. Call me when Ayu wakes up." After saying that, Wang Chuanfu went straight to the new house, where everyone was busy working.

Grandma Wang sold the grain seeds to the villagers at a relatively high price, and then taught them her planting secrets. However, Grandma Wang did not tell each household directly, but instead went to Grandpa Hu and Village Chief Hu and said bluntly, "The things that our Wang family grows look better than those of other families, I think you all know that."

Grandpa Hu and Village Chief Hu exchanged a glance, wondering what Grandma Wang was up to.

Village Chief Hu hesitated before asking, "Aunt Wang, what are you going to do?"

“We farmers rely on the weather for our livelihood. Before the Wang family became wealthy, we could only toil in the fields.” Old Mrs. Wang said, then changed the subject, “I won’t say anything more. We’ve all been neighbors for 16 years. Farming is related to everyone’s food supply, so I won’t hide anything.”

With Old Master Hu and Village Chief Hu listening attentively, Old Mrs. Wang explained her conditions: "The planting techniques were actually passed down from my ancestors. During those years of fleeing famine, most of them were lost, and we dare not use the rest casually, for fear of being targeted by our old enemies. Now that we have Ayu, it's like having another weakness, but I know that everyone in our Hu family village is honest and kind, and I don't think they would do anything ungrateful or despicable."

No wonder the Wang family has been so poor all these years, but Old Mrs. Wang always looks calm and composed. It turns out they really have the means to ensure they don't starve.

Now that they see there is no threat and have witnessed the village's customs, they are willing to gradually reveal themselves.

Was it all an act all these years?
She is truly exceptionally cunning.

Even Old Master Hu thought to himself, "This old lady of the Wang family is definitely not an ordinary person!"

Village Chief Hu's mouth twitched as he listened: "Aunt Wang, are you going to pass on your ancestral skills to the villagers?"

"I'm not telling you this to the villagers, but to tell you that the fewer people who know about these things, the better, as it will also benefit them."

(End of this chapter)