Quick Wear: Men Farming and Women Weaving

Mr. Wang directly denied that he knew Song Baoer and angrily called her a crazy woman.

The Wang family members also called her a psychopath and a crazy woman and kicked her twice.

Song Baoer stared at Wang Xiucai with a broken look. She thought that as long as she found Brother Hao, everything would be fine. Brother Hao would not despise her. During this period of time, she had experienced memories that she dared not recall. Without her parents, no one could tolerate and protect her.

The people around her pointed at her and looked at her with such funny eyes that she ran outside in fear.

The Wang family watched Song Baoer leave, and they also left the place and went to other places to rest.

Song Yiyue also heard the noise not far away. From the conversations of the people around her, she learned that Song Baoer had been having a hard time during this period. Her old face was like an apple that had lost its moisture, her hair was full of white hair, her skin was no longer fair and tender, and she was scolded as an old woman by Wang Xiucai, whom she loved deeply.

Song Baoer knew that Mr. Wang recognized her voice, but he pretended not to know her, completely shattering her hopes.

There is a row of porridge stalls under the city gate. In order to gain a good reputation, the wealthy businessmen in the city arranged for their servants to serve porridge here, and the people have already started queuing up.

Song Yiyue was also queuing at the back, observing whether Eryue and her parents were found.

"The porridge is out, let's go line up." The shrewd Liu saw that a long line had formed at the west city gate, and she immediately ran back to inform the Song family.

"Hurry up and take your bowls and chopsticks, and line up quickly." Mrs. Liu immediately rushed over with a big bowl.

The Song family was lucky and was not harmed. After escaping, they met at the city gate.

Because Song Baoer was lost, Old Man Song and Mrs. Liu were unwilling to continue heading north and wanted to look for Baoer at the city gate.

The sisters-in-law of the first and second wives looked somewhat reluctant, as they felt that searching for Song Baoer would delay everyone's lives.

It’s not obvious on weekdays, but Niu secretly hates her sister-in-law Song Baoer. Whenever there is good food at home, she always gives priority to her, while her own daughter doesn’t even have a nice set of clothes.

After her sister-in-law was lost, she was very happy in her heart.

Liu had long cursed her parents-in-law in private because they favored Song Baoer and prevented the second wife from getting any benefits.

He also cursed Song Baoer to die outside.

"Did you find your daughter?" Mrs. Li watched her husband come back alone and looked behind him with a depressed look.

"It's my fault. If I had held my eldest daughter's hand at that time, this wouldn't have happened."

"Don't think too much. It was so chaotic back then, who could take care of anyone else?" Song Laosan comforted his wife. He went to the city gate to see the familiar villagers and asked if they had seen their eldest daughter.

After escaping, the couple brought their son and followed the disaster victims to Tongzhou, where they met Old Man Song and his wife who were also looking for Song Baoer.

Er Yue ran after the eldest son Song Shan in panic. The eldest son Song did not ignore Er Yue and would save a bite of food for her. Niu would save most of the food for her family and leave a little for Er Yue.

In February, I would dig up some grass roots and tree barks on the road to satisfy my hunger, and I didn't feel better until I met my parents at the gate of Tongzhou city.

"Boss, what should we do if Xiao Hai has a fever?"

Song Hai was frightened and hungry, and his body could not hold on any longer.

"I'll go find a doctor." Song Laosan was afraid that his only son would die, so he stumbled to find a doctor.

Er Yue, who was standing by, looked at her brother with a red face lying in Li's arms in fear.

"Doctor, please take a look at my son." Song Laosan pulled the barefoot doctor back.

After the doctor took the patient's pulse, he found that the patient was frightened and had a weak constitution.

The doctor told the family that he had no medicine to prescribe and could only tell them some folk remedies to see if they could reduce the fever. Then he left with a small bag of brown sugar.

Song Yiyue saw her eldest cousin Song Daya digging grass roots in the suburbs not far outside the city gate.

"Cousin, I'm January," he said, walking quickly to his cousin's side.

Song Daya was a little frightened to find that her cousin from the third room was still alive.

"It's good that you're back. Your Xiaohai is sick now. You should go back as soon as possible."

She walked quickly to the address Song Daya told her and arrived at the refugee camp outside East City.

"Sister, you're finally back." Er Yue found that her sister had returned safely, and immediately hugged her arms and cried.

February and my parents have been under too much pressure these days. My younger brother even fell ill and has been having a fever for a long time. He has been surviving on a bowl of porridge every day.

The two sisters immediately returned to their residence. Song Laosan set up a tent in the open space, and Li held her son in her arms and coaxed the child to drink porridge.

When they saw the two sisters coming in from outside and saw that their eldest daughter had returned safely, they put aside their worries about her.

"Are you okay?" He carefully observed his daughter's body to see if she had any injuries or wounds.

Li carefully inquired about what happened and what happened at that time and understood the situation.

"Your father is out there trying to find medicine to reduce fever."

Song Yiyue saw that Song Hai's face was red, his forehead was sweating, and he didn't have the strength to open his eyes to watch her come back, so she smiled happily.

“I have herbs”

He took out herbs for reducing fever or stopping bleeding from the basket behind him.

Li looked at the herbs and excitedly told her son that there was hope.

Let Eryue go find her father quickly.

February also ran out of the tent quickly and came to the city gate.

Seeing Song Laosan asking the refugees for medicine, she happily told her father that her eldest sister had returned and brought back some herbs.

When Song Laosan heard the news, a smile appeared on his tired face and he took Eryue back.

"January, just come back"

Seeing that his eldest daughter was safe and sound, he didn't say much. He turned his eyes to the herbs beside him, and was very excited.

Take these herbs and go find a doctor to prescribe antipyretic medicine.

After half an hour, he came back happily with several herbs in his arms.

The doctor looked at the herbal medicines brought back by Song Laosan. Most of them were for reducing fever, including bupleurum, herbaceous wormwood, wild basil, and astragalus. The rest had hemostatic effects, including Panax notoginseng, herbaceous agrimony, and a small amount of other herbs.

I helped him get some antipyretic medicine, and then asked him to pay the consultation fee with some herbal medicine that had hemostatic effects.

Song Laosan agreed, brought back five prescriptions of antipyretic medicine, and gave them to Li to boil the medicine as soon as possible.

Song Yiyue took out a bag of dried bamboo shoots and wild vegetables from the basket on her back and prepared dinner for Li.

He took Eryue outside to collect firewood, found a secluded place, took out the black-faced steamed buns in his arms, and fed them to Eryue to fill her stomach.

Eryue also took the steamed bun given by her sister with great care and gave half of it to her.

Song Yiyue refused her and told her to finish all the buns.

The two of them picked up some firewood outside and brought it back. The family gathered together to eat wild vegetables and bamboo shoots, while Li fed her son medicine.

During these days, the stone that had been weighing on their hearts was finally removed, and the couple also relaxed their frowns.

Song Hai drank the medicine obediently and ate some wild vegetables. He felt much better after drinking the medicine.