Crossing the Unknown Country

Her mother was afraid that she would be shaken awake, so she sat next to her. The two brothers pushed her with their feet, and Su He slept comfortably. She didn't wake up until she got to the town. It was not until her brothers arrived at the academy and the students chattered outside the gate that Su He was awakened.

The four brothers got off the car and walked towards the academy. Su He quickly got up, packed himself up, got off the car, and watched his brothers go to school. At this time, there were still many students at the door, a large group of children of all ages, some dressed in cloth, some in silk and satin, and there were children from all kinds of families.

Because there were four of them going to school together, the students were quite nice to them, some of them greeted them and walked into the academy together. Su He was not worried about his brothers, they were both good at literature and martial arts, so what was there for them to be afraid of, and the brothers could take care of each other.

Su He stood next to his grandparents. It was their first time here. They kept praising the academy and said it was a good place. They were so proud to see their four grandchildren go in to study together. Their grandchildren could study in such a good academy, which was something they had never dared to think about in their lives. Now it has come true, what could make them happier than this?

The old couple looked pleased, and the uncle, aunt, Su He's parents all got off the car and watched their child go into the academy. Because there were so many of them, many children and adults looked at them, wondering whose child this was that so many people came to see him off.

If they knew that four children were sent to school, many people would be surprised. Even many families in the town sent their children who were eager to learn to study. The tuition fee of the academy was not cheap, and many families could not afford it.

After watching the children go in, they went to the shop first. Grandpa and grandma Su He hadn't visited the shop yet. They would wait until the dental shop started working before looking for Songbai. They came a little early and the shop hadn't started working yet.

Two cars were driving on the empty street, and most people hadn't come out yet. They went straight to the store, and Uncle Su He opened the door. Aunt Su He led Grandma Su He and Grandpa inside, letting them take a good look, as this would be their store from now on.

Su He's mother was also here for the first time. She looked at the clean shop and thought that she could just buy some tables and chairs and start the business right away. Su He's father and uncle said that if they could get the deed done in the morning, they would transport all the stuff here in the afternoon and start the business tomorrow.

The tables and chairs were needed too urgently, so I should have taken care of my good brother Carpenter Li. But it was too late, so I could only buy ready-made ones at the carpenter shop in town. Fortunately, my furniture was all made at their home, so I took care of them. There are still some that are being made, which are some of the furniture that Su He wants to make.

Su He's father has always been thinking about how to help his two brothers' families, always thinking about making them richer. When Su He's family was in trouble, they didn't despise them, and they gave them some things from time to time. They will remember this kindness for the rest of their lives.

Now that I have some ability, I want to bring them along to make some money. My family doesn't have much ability yet, so I can only do this for now.

When giving advice to the village chief, they also recommended these two companies, saying they were reliable and could be given priority. I have done everything I can, but I just feel that I haven't given enough back.

Su He's mother and father were gesticulating in the hall, showing where to light the fire and where to put the pot, even thinking about the coming guests tomorrow.

Su He's grandmother and grandfather still asked them to ask the fortune teller to pick a date, and not just open the store. Su He's mother and aunt also thought it would be best to choose a date. At most, they would not make money for a few more days. Opening a store is different from setting up a stall. This is a big deal.

Grandma Su He decided to go with Su He's mother, aunt Su He, and the other four women to find a fortune teller to pick a date. Grandpa Su He followed Su He's father and uncle to pay the money and get the house deed, so that nothing would be delayed.

Finally, I saw that there should be someone in Tianya Shop. Grandpa Su He and his friends drove away in a mule cart. They had to drive a mule cart because they had to go far. After they got the house deed done, they went directly to buy tables, chairs and benches.

The ox cart was parked directly in the backyard, and Su He and the other four walked to find the master. The master usually set up a table at the entrance of an alley near the downtown area, reading things and writing letters for people.

When they walked over, an old man in his fifties or sixties with walnut-shaped wrinkles on his face was hanging his sign with a bamboo pole, and he had laid a large tablecloth on the table, and had neatly arranged his pens, inkstones, and paper. He then looked up at them and motioned with his hand for Grandma Su He to sit on the stool opposite him.

He immediately asked, "What do you need to see, old man?"

When Grandma Su He heard this, she believed it in her heart. The master knew what she wanted to see before she even said anything.