Crossing the Unknown Country

Su He's father came back and told Su He's mother and Su He about going back. His uncle had agreed to buy two acres of land to grow peanuts and left the money to them.

Su He and her mother were relieved. They could grow some peanuts and it would be enough. If it was not enough, they could buy some more. As long as it did not affect their own shop, they could eat it at home.

Next year, they will see if the amount is increased, and if so, they can ask the villagers who have a good relationship with them to plant more. It's not a big deal, as long as the basic problem is solved. In this way, if the peanuts are grown well at my uncle's place, I will find them some other work next year, and we can just take it step by step.

The next morning, Su He followed his father to Fengyu City. This time the interval was a little longer. They had to rush a little faster, not letting Su He's father rest, and left again the next day.

They didn't stop on the way and arrived at Fengyu City in one breath. Su He's father was still worried about his own house. No one had been there for so many days, so he needed to go and check it out to feel at ease.

Su He's father still went to ask the gatekeepers to check the household registration and paid the money. He told Su He that he would take her back to his home first. Su He's father was a little eager to go home, and he didn't say a word along the way, driving the car to his home.

They walked through the street, turned into a few alleys and arrived at the door. Su He's father couldn't wait to unlock the door and looked inside. Except for some fallen leaves and dust on the ground, the door locks in the house were intact, and he felt relieved. When he couldn't come, there was no way, but when he came, he wanted to know the specific situation. When he opened the door, he could see everything at a glance, and his mood suddenly became relaxed.

Su He was not so panicked. She knew that Fengyu City was such a big city, and there would definitely be no problem with public security. There was no large amount of money in her house, so she didn't have to worry about anything. It was just that her father had never bought such a big house, so it was normal for him to worry.

Su He, a person with a modern soul, could understand all this very well. She asked her father to open the doors and windows of the house to ventilate, and she swept the yard. She asked her father to take out the quilt to dry it in the sun, because the quilt was too big for Su He to carry.

He sprinkled some water to reduce the dust, and then began to sweep the floor. Finally, he cleaned the house from inside to outside. Su He and his father worked for an hour before they finally cleaned it up.

After the two of them finished packing, Su He asked his father: "How are we going to eat? Should we cook something at home or go out for dinner?"

Su He's father thought about it and said, "Let's go to the wonton stand at the corner of the street to eat something, and then buy a few buns. If we can't finish them, we can bring them back to eat in the evening."

Su He was also tired and didn't want to cook! So she followed her father, locked the door and walked to the street.

As soon as I went out, I ran into my neighbors. They smiled and asked, "You're back! It's been a long time since we last met. Come visit us when you have time!"

Su He smiled and said, "Okay, you guys are busy! Let's go out for a walk. We will definitely go when we have time."

Su He said to his father, "After we finish our meal, I will go to Qin Ming's house to visit Aunt Qin and the others."

Su He's father nodded in agreement, saying that he should go over and say hello, as they were neighbors and it would be good for them to visit each other often.

They came to the street, where an old man was manning a wonton stand. The wontons were big and tasted good. There were people sitting at several small tables. Su He had eaten here once before and remembered this place.

They saw that the two had just finished eating, so they sat down at the table and ordered two bowls of wontons. Su He went to the bun shop next door and bought five buns, three meat buns and two vegetarian buns. Su He's family now has enough food, and there is no shortage of meat. Sometimes she will buy vegetarian buns to eat.

Su He came over and sat down, handing the meat bun to her father. He took a bite of the bun, and seeing that Su He was eating the vegetarian bun, he wanted to exchange it with Su He.

Su He smiled and said, "I bought two vegetarian buns specially. I want to eat one vegetarian bun, and if that's not enough, I can eat half a meat bun. You don't have to worry about me, just eat the meat bun!"

Su He's father said to her: "Eat more meat, so that you can gain weight. Look how thin you are."

Su He smiled and said, "I have gained a lot of weight. Take it slow. I am growing taller now. If I don't grow taller soon, I will be fatter."

Su He's father couldn't win over Shu He, so he just ignored her. Anyway, his daughter had her own ideas, so he just said whatever he wanted, and it was up to her whether she would listen in the end.

After Su He and his friends finished eating the hot wontons and buns, they felt satisfied and paid the old man's bill. The two of them walked home leisurely. There was nothing else important to do today. Su He just needed to go back to Qin Ming's house. It was not far away and there was no rush.