Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

Chen Guihua watched her daughter and son-in-law leave, then she walked slowly back home in a daze.

Song Ge's daughter-in-law in the room glared at her as if to say, "Why did you just come back?" "Why did you take so long? Dengke hasn't eaten yet."

After saying that, she pushed her son into Chen Guihua's hands and said, "Hurry up, the clothes at home haven't been washed yet, and there's still a lot to do after dinner."

Chen Guihua sat down mechanically and picked up the spoon to feed her grandson.

The child couldn't sit still and would pull her hair or pinch her from time to time, or turn his head away from eating and go down to play.

Chen Guihua could only try her best to coax him, while Song Ge'er and his wife sat opposite them and didn't even glance at them.

Song Ge's daughter-in-law kept mumbling, "Hurry up."

Chen Guihua fed her grandson in a daze. Before she could even eat, she was urged by her daughter-in-law to do the laundry.

She walked to the well, holding the clothes of her son, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and granddaughters.

It was already getting dark, and the cold winter wind was blowing as she dragged a bucket full of cold water.

Pour water into the basin, put your hands into the basin without any protection, and rub the clothes bit by bit.

The cold water hit her skin, and soon she was frozen unconscious and began to shiver all over.

The sounds of my daughter-in-law and grandson playing could be heard from the room, and from time to time I could hear my son's hearty laughter.

She looked back at the room over there that was emitting soft light, and then looked at the clothes that she had not yet washed halfway.

After a long silence, she finally finished washing the clothes and went to the kitchen to clean up.

Then sweep the yard clean and put away the firewood and tools.

I went to my son's study again, put the books that were randomly placed there in order, and wiped the table clean.

Chen Guihua worked until the second half of the night and only went back to her room to rest after everything was cleaned up.

The next morning, everyone was still asleep. Chen Guihua, lying on the bed, opened her eyes and put on her clothes silently.

After walking out of the door, she looked back at the room where her son from the main house lived, then slowly closed the door.

Disappeared into the darkness without looking back.

Su Yan heard all this from her mother several days later.

Whether Chen Guihua returns to her hometown or stays in the county, her life will not be easy.

But it is true that it is easier at home.

If Su Hui went back to see her more often, she would at least live a better life than people like Uncle Su and Aunt Su.

Although it might not be much better.

Su Yan didn't care too much about these because she was busy celebrating the Lantern Festival.

During the Lantern Festival, she supported her grandparents and the whole family and went to the street holding all kinds of lanterns.

On the way, Su Yan met Su Erlang, the father and mother of Su Erlang, who were choosing masks at a stall with Wang Fang and their two children. Su Yan greeted them.

After walking a few steps, they met Qian Ru and He Chen guessing riddles at a lantern vendor.

On the other side, in the dim light, Zhao Wan was carefully selecting from a candy figurine-making stall.

Behind her was Zhao Qinan, who was holding Xiao Ya, and Zhao Xiu, a tool man, who was holding various items.

Zhao Xiu was the first to notice them. He wanted to reach out and say hello, but he had too many things in his hands, so he could only nod at them.

Su Yan also smiled and waved at them, then continued shopping with Grandpa He and Grandma He.

She didn't notice that after they left, Zhao Xiu's eyes were still fixed on a certain figure, and he didn't come back to his senses for a long time.

Su Yan followed Grandpa and Grandma He to the riverside, where many people were already releasing river lanterns.

He An handed Su Yan's river lantern to her and took her hand to the river.

The two looked at each other and put the river lanterns into the river at the same time.

Gently stir the water surface with your hand, allowing the waves to carry the river lanterns further.

He Jin and He Qiong were also releasing river lanterns not far from them and making their own wishes.

Grandpa He and Grandma He were standing on the shore, looking at them with a smile.

The full moon on the 15th is very round, and its silver light spreads on the ground like silk.

The light reflects off the yellowish lights on the river, creating a unique beauty.

Everything is just right and so beautiful.

This river has witnessed the lives of so many people, and it will also witness her life.

......

"Mom...Mom? My sister's hand...Look at my sister's hand? My sister's hand is moved! Doctor, doctor! Someone come quickly! My sister's hand is moved."

What followed was a period of chaos and disorder.

Two months later, Su Yan followed her parents out of the hospital where she had been lying for more than two years.

Looking at the hustle and bustle outside, even though I have been back for two months, I still feel a little uncomfortable.

Mother Su put away Su Yan's things, turned around and saw her daughter standing there in a daze, and hurried over to ask her, "What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

Mr. Su and his younger brother also looked nervous. Even their good friend Zhou Meng, who had come specially, came over quickly.

Su Yan looked at their concerned eyes, smiled, and comforted them, "I'm fine, I just feel a little emotional. It's been so long."

Mother Su opened the car door for Su Yan and let her get in.

She and Su's younger brother Zhou Meng sat in the back seat. In order to ease the atmosphere, Zhou Meng told some interesting stories about the laboratory.

Finally, there was a reference to the tomb she had last heard of.

"It has been excavated for more than two years and many precious cultural relics have been unearthed. Recently, the institute is preparing to cooperate with higher authorities to jointly build a museum."

Speaking of this, she also became excited, as if she had witnessed history.

No, maybe to some extent, she did witness history.

"By the way, isn't it amazing? The tomb owner is also called Su Yan! She has the same name as our Yan Yan!"

"She was buried with many, many books, including a complete set of the famous Zhao Wan's books!"

"Oh my god, it's so detailed. Reading this set of books makes me feel like I've returned to that era!"

"There are many other lost or incomplete books, and their originals were found in it! This is so important for us to explore history..."

Su Yan listened to Zhou Meng's excited words in a daze, nodding from time to time to show that he was still listening.

Zhou Meng became even more excited, and began chattering about how everyone had excavated, discovered, and restored these precious materials in the past two years.

Finally, when we arrived at Su Yan's house, she ended with a sentence, "When it's finished, I'll definitely take you to see it."

With the help of Zhou Meng, her parents and younger brother, Su Yan's life gradually returned to normal, and she went to school to apply to resume her studies.

When she stepped into the school again, she felt very unfamiliar, because most of the classmates she remembered had already graduated.

Fortunately, there is Zhou Meng, who chose to continue her studies in the same school, so Su Yan will not be so lonely.

Half a year passed in a flash as Su Yan tried hard to adapt to modern life and continue his studies.

This day was the official opening day of the museum, and Zhou Meng drove over to pick up Su Yan early in the morning.

When we arrived at the gate, there were already crowds of people.

As an insider, Zhou Meng took her through the internal passage and entered the exhibition hall in advance.

Seeing the familiar handwriting again, Su Yan felt a trance as if time and space were dislocated.

Zhou Meng left for a while because someone called her, and Su Yan walked slowly around the exhibition hall alone.

Looking at the life belonging to another Su Yan.

At this time, the door of the exhibition hall opened and groups of tourists poured in. Su Yan slowly walked aimlessly with the flow of people.

Suddenly, a call came from behind, as if it was a cry from the past, transcending time and space.

It wasn't that loud, but it was deafening, as if it had the power to penetrate her and hit her heart directly.

"Kanyan!"

Su Yan was shocked and stood there, looking back in disbelief.

The man was standing at the corner, the yellowish light of the exhibition hall shining on his face, reflecting his features clearly.

The two of them looked at each other for a long time across the crowd, and after a while, they smiled at each other.

Su Yan finally said, "Aan."

"Welcome to my world."