Others are fleeing famine, but I am a salted fish

Lin Xiaoyue saw that Lin Zhaodi was spitting out saliva and was in high spirits. Then she realized that the tears and uncontrolled crying just now were actually Lin Zhaodi's acting spirit and she was adopting the policy of pitiful soldiers.

She was so scared that she broke out in a cold sweat and almost couldn't brake the car. She rushed out of the crowd and dragged Yang Suizui out and gave him a good beating.

After this incident, although the four sisters did not suffer any substantial harm, they still silently remembered that Yang Gossip had brought bad luck to their family.

As for the second sister Lin Zhaodi, she was worried that something strange might happen in the old house again?

Haha, Lin Xiaoyue said she didn't care at all. That family of scumbags was not enough for her to suppress with one hand.

So after Lin Zhaodi finished complaining, Lin Xiaoyue immediately congratulated Uncle Baotian and Aunt Baotian.

Without the annoying gossips buzzing in his ears like flies, Uncle Baotian looked happy again, which made Aunt Baotian scold him for being so unserious. It was not his first time to be a father, and his eldest son was already 15 years old and old enough to get married, but the father still looked so stupid. It was really unbearable.

Uncle Baotian was in high spirits, so he naturally followed Aunt Baotian's instructions.

It is said that when a good thing happens, one feels refreshed. Uncle Baotian was completely immersed in his happiness. He started to talk non-stop as if he had no control over his mouth. He said that the doctor at the town clinic took Aunt Baotian's pulse and found that she was more than two months pregnant. No wonder Aunt Baotian was always sleepy and had no appetite for food.

Aunt Baotian was actually in good health, but she was a worrier. It happened that she had been busy looking for a date for her eldest son, which was very stressful and exhausting, so her body was a little exhausted. The doctor prescribed medicine to preserve the pregnancy, and told her to stay in bed and take proper supplements.

Uncle Baotian responded to the doctor's words as if he had received an imperial decree. He nodded repeatedly and said yes, yes, yes, yes.

The four sisters of the Lin family found it very interesting just to listen to Uncle Baotian and Aunt Baotian bickering with each other on the ox cart, and naturally burst into laughter again.

Lin Xiaoyue took out a bag of pastries she bought in town and handed it to Aunt Baotian to express her gratitude. She said that she was sorry for causing trouble to their family today and that she would take the bag of pastries back home as a snack.

At the same time, Lin Xiaoyue rummaged through the backpack and took out the six purses she bought at the cloth shop. She handed one to Aunt Baotian and left one of the remaining five for Baozi's mother. She gave two of the other four to Xiao Si and Xiao Wu, and handed the other two to Lin Zhaodi, leaving one for her eldest sister and asking Lin Zhaodi to keep it first.

Aunt Baotian saw that Lin Xiaoyue distributed all the money and didn't keep any of it for herself, so she thought she gave hers to her and tried to refuse it. However, she was stopped by Lin Xiaoyue, who said that she got a small purse sewn by Lin's mother during her recovery and she was reluctant to exchange it.

In order to prove what she said, Lin Xiaoyue pulled the red rope tied around her neck and took out a corner of her Qiankun bag to show Aunt Baotian, which made Aunt Baotian believe her words.

For Aunt Baotian, purses and snacks were not expensive, and all they added up would only be a few dozen cents. After accepting the little girl's gift, Aunt Baotian thought to herself that when she met the girls from the Lin family in the future, she would give them more things, so that they could continue to have a give-and-take relationship.

At the same time, Lin Xiaoyue also playfully revealed that she would bring a little surprise to the village head in the evening.

Uncle Baotian turned his head curiously in front and looked Lin Xiaoyue up and down, as if he was looking for what this surprise was.

But Lin Xiaoyue had already put the pipe into the space. It would be amazing if Uncle Baotian could see something.

At the end of the conversation, Lin Xiaoyue mentioned the news she heard in the town about refugees fleeing famine and coming to Wuyue Town, as well as the increase in food prices.

Uncle Baotian stopped smiling when he heard this, and his thick eyebrows were tightly furrowed into the shape of a "川" character that could not be dissolved.

Aunt Baotian also became nervous, and felt inexplicably frightened when she thought about what Lin Xiaoyue said.

To be honest, during the half month that Lin Xiaoyue has been recuperating in her current home, she really didn't have much feeling about the so-called Grain Rain season, or whether it would rain or not. After all, she lived in big cities in her previous two lives, and she had no idea about the four seasons of farming corresponding to the 24 solar terms, or what kind of climate changes there would be.

But Uncle Baotian is different.

As an out-and-out farmer, he has been dealing with fields for most of his life, facing the loess and back to the sky all day long. In the eyes of the ancients, March is the time when God "bestows blessings".

Although both are "spring brings blessings", Qingming and Guyu are slightly different. The warming during Qingming is more obvious, while the rain during Guyu is more abundant. The precipitation during Guyu is more than that during the previous Qingming and the following Beginning of Summer. Therefore, the amount of rainfall during Guyu affects the harvest of the year.

This year, there has been no rain since Qingming Festival, and many elderly people in the village have felt that something is wrong. Now, combined with what Lin Xiaoyue said, Uncle Baotian is becoming more and more uneasy.

For a moment, the atmosphere on the oxcart became heavy. Everyone was worried, even Xiao Si and Xiao Wu could sense the heavy atmosphere around them. Only Lin Xiaoyue, who was not in the situation, did not understand why, but she did not speak any more.

By the time the group finally returned to Linjia Village on a ox cart, the sun had already set.

When they left in the morning, they only met some villagers who were waiting for ox carts to go to the market at the entrance of the village. When they came back, they met quite a few people. They passed by the entrance of the village with a full ox cart of purchased materials, which immediately attracted a lot of onlookers from the villagers, and the village was immediately in an uproar.

Especially the children who were running around the village, shouting excitedly and following the ox cart, making a lot of noise all the way.

Because there were a lot of things, when Uncle Baotian passed by the door of the house, he asked Aunt Baotian to get off the car first and go back to lie down and rest for a while. He continued to drive the ox cart to send the girls of the Lin family back.

When they were almost at Lin Laosan's house, the people in the car saw from afar Lin's mother craning her neck and standing at the gate, looking around. In the afterglow of the setting sun, Lin's mother's dark yellow face looked particularly haggard, and it seemed that she had been waiting for a long time.

Lin Zhaodi and Lin Xiaoyue quickly jumped out of the car, ran towards Lin's mother, and each supported her on one side.

Lin Xiaoyue noticed that Lin's mother's hands were cold and trembling slightly. The temperature dropped significantly after sunset, and Lin's mother's thin body and worn-out clothes could not block the wind at all.

Lin Xiaoyue didn't have time to think about it. She and Lin Zhaodi helped Lin's mother back to the side room, coaxed her to lie down on the haystack, covered her with a torn quilt, and left Lin Zhaodi to take care of her. Only then did Lin Xiaoyue turn around and come out to unload the goods.

As soon as he came out, he was frightened by the many villagers and children who followed him from outside the yard to watch the fun.