After being reborn as a widow, she holds the supermarket space

Ding Shilei couldn't bear it anymore, the eyes of Ding Xiaolan and Ding Shiping were gone.

"What's the matter, tell me quickly."

During dinner, the two would sneak glances at him from time to time, and then laughed inexplicably.

After Gao Wen went to wash the dishes, the two became even more aggressive.

Ding Xiaolan touched Ding Shiping and asked him to talk.I swear in my heart, usually you talk the most, but when it comes to critical moments, why don't you talk.

Ding Shiping looked at Ding Shilei, struggled for a long time before speaking.

"Second brother, my sister-in-law asked the sister-in-law behind the store to introduce you to the girl."

After finishing speaking, Ding Shiping asked: "Second brother, am I going to have a second sister-in-law soon?"

Hearing this, Ding Shilei pushed his head lightly, and scolded with a smile: "Don't talk nonsense, there is no shadow."

Ding Shilei thought silently: Who can appreciate an uneducated and incompetent rural person like me.

Not to mention the conditions of the family, which good girl is willing to marry in.

Ding Shilei had the same idea as Zhao Xiaoshuang.

He didn't want to rely on Gao Wen to rely on himself, but he didn't dare to guarantee a good life for his future daughter-in-law.

So Ding Shilei doesn't want to think about this aspect now, he just wants to make money.

Ding Xiaolan didn't know what Ding Shilei was thinking, but she really wanted to see Ding Shilei happy.

"Second brother, you have reached the age to marry a wife, you don't have to think about me and Xiaoping, marrying a wife is a big deal.

Besides, sister-in-law is so concerned about your affairs, for sister-in-law's sake, you have to go on a blind date. "

Ding Shiping nodded in agreement.

Ding Shilei shook his head helplessly and smiled wryly, "As long as someone is willing to go on a blind date with me, I'll go, okay?"

Ding Xiaolan and Ding Shiping smiled at each other.

Looking at their smiles, Ding Shilei thought to himself, someone must be willing to go on a blind date with me.

After that, Ding Shilei didn't come to the store to help, saying that he went to Master Zhao.

Gao Wen didn't think too much, anyway, there were more than enough three people in the shop.

In his spare time, Gao Wen taught Ding Xiaolan and Ding Shiping how to count. Ding Shiping had studied for several years, so he was better than Ding Xiaolan in this regard.

Even so, Gao Wen still taught from the most basic, and also taught simpler algorithms.

Actually, Gao Wen could just buy a calculator, but she didn't do that.

She wants them to learn more knowledge, and no one can take away the knowledge that belongs to her.

The two studied very seriously, absorbing it crazily, and looked at Gao Wen with admiration from time to time.

Ding Xiaolan couldn't help asking curiously: "Sister-in-law, you haven't studied much, why do you know so much?"

Ding Shiping echoed: "Yes, sister-in-law, your teaching method is better than the school's. You are so amazing."

Gawain Sparta, just thinking about letting them learn things, forget about it.

She had no choice but to lie and said, "I was also taught by others."

Neither of them doubted it, because this explanation was very reasonable. If it wasn't taught by others, where did Gao Wen learn it?

When I got home at night, Ding Shilei hadn't come back yet, Gao Wen was a little strange.

Ordinarily, Ding Shilei should have arrived home earlier than them, and Ding Shilei said in the morning that he would not go home with them at night.

She thought he was coming back early, so she didn't go with them.

Gao Wen and Ding Xiaolan were cooking when Li Fang broke in suddenly and dragged Gao Wen out without any explanation.

"Aunt Li, what's the matter?" Gao Wen asked puzzled.

Li Fang didn't answer, but asked anxiously: "Xiaowen, where are you setting up your stall now?"

"what happened?"

Gao Wen immediately understood that the fact that they did not set up a stall in the commercial street should be known by the villagers.

"I heard from people in the village that you don't set up stalls in the commercial street anymore, do you?"

Sure enough.