Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

He suppressed his anger and immediately tried to keep Master Xun, but was scolded by him.

In the end, he failed to persuade his son to stay. Today, he was sulking in his study, thinking of giving his son a good lesson.

I didn't expect that before I could teach my son a lesson, my mother would cause such a thing.

As he got older, he felt increasingly unable to cope with the situation.

He has to be wary of Zhao Wan regarding household matters, and he can't rely on his mother, so he has to worry about every detail.

His father is too old to worry about the store's affairs, but he still has to take care of them.

The important thing is that if he turns a blind eye to the wrong thing, his mother will cause him all kinds of trouble.

Some time ago, Third Aunt's family held a third-day washing ceremony. Regardless of the occasion, she forced Seventh Brother to find a husband for Hui Ge'er. He had just apologized for his mistake, and then he got into trouble again.

He was really becoming increasingly exhausted and felt tired from the bottom of his heart.

In the past, he would give in when he saw his mother's tears, but today he seemed a little annoyed.

But after all, she is the mother I have protected for so many years, and I just can't bear to see her suffer such severe punishment.

I had no choice but to control my temper and continue to comfort her. As for Zhao Wan, I could just scold her a few times.

His mother was feeling sad, so he turned around to comfort her.

Here, Su Yan and He An followed He's grandmother back to the old house. He An had to go out temporarily to ask his neighbor next door to help look after the store, so he had to go back quickly.

Su Yan did not leave. She talked about the He family with Grandmother He, who was also sighing.

There were some things that she shouldn't have told Su Yan, a junior, but when something like this happened today, she got carried away and started talking to Su Yan.

Besides, Grandmother He doesn't treat Su Yan as her granddaughter-in-law now, but just as her best friend.

So she didn't think it was a big deal to gossip with Su Yan about the messy things that Grandma He Qi did when she was young.

Su Yan was dumbfounded after hearing Grandmother He's gossip. She never thought there really was such a person who would do such a thing from childhood to old age.

Grandpa He Qi's mother is really blind. Grandma He Qi was like this before she got married, but she actually dared to marry someone home.

I have to praise him, he is really brave.

In fact, what Su Yan did today was a bit excessive. Meddling in other people's family affairs is a taboo even in modern times.

But Grandma He never said a bad word about Su Yan from beginning to end, and even praised Su Yan for his chivalrous spirit.

Su Yan said: Whether in modern times or ancient times, people have an infinitely thick filter for their besties. As for the degree of tolerance for besties, in one sentence, as long as you don't betray your country, everything is fine.

The two chatted for a while, and when it was getting late, Su Yan went back.

Of course, I packed up the food from Grandma He’s house when I left. In Grandma He’s words, “I don’t have to cook at home.”

Su Yan went back without any psychological burden and saw He An still in the store.

She put down the lunch box, took out the pastries given by Grandma He, and went to her neighbor's house to thank him for helping to look after the store today.

After some excuses and putting down the pastries, he came back to have dinner with He An.

The days that followed were boring. Grandmother He was miserable, and Zhao Wan's family couldn't come to visit anymore because of the big fuss she had caused.

Although Zhao Wan herself didn't mind at all, she didn't want to see He Qiong's ugly face, which would make Zhao Wan embarrassed.

Therefore, I could only write letters to Zhao Wan in my clumsy calligraphy, just as a way of practicing calligraphy.

Zhao Wan would always reply that her handwriting had been practiced since childhood and was elegant and beautiful, many times better than Su Yan's.

But she never lectured Su Yan, and always replied to Su Yan seriously.

Sometimes he would talk about family matters in the letters, and sometimes he would teach Su Yan some knowledge.

When he knew that Su Yan was bored recently, he specially looked through his dowry and found the miscellaneous notes and storybooks he had read before.

Along with the letter, it was delivered to Su Yan's house by the maid.

Su Yan felt like she had found a treasure when she got these. She had been so bored recently that she had thought about buying some books to read.

But after going to the bookstore, she found that these things were too expensive and she simply could not afford them.

Now that Zhao Wan sent it to her, it was like timely help.

She wrote a solemn letter to express her gratitude to Zhao Wan.

Then I plunged headfirst into ancient prose and novels.

It is said that reading can refresh the mind. Su Yan had been feeling unwell and sleepy these past few days, but after getting the book, he was no longer sleepy.

Some even felt that the day was too short and it was inconvenient to stay up late in ancient times.

Of course, after reading it, Su Yan would write a letter to Zhao Wan to tell her about his feelings.

The two of them chatted with each other in the letters, which had a special meaning.

As for the business in the store, it also began to enter another era.

The reason is that the weather has been too hot recently, and fewer and fewer people come to the county town to sell vegetables.

Before noon, the streets were deserted.

If it rains continuously, there might even be a shortage of vegetables at home.

This has caused some difficulties for nearby residents in getting food, and they often cannot even buy any.

But if you buy more at one time and store them, there are no refrigerators in ancient times, so you can't store them at all.

Seeing this situation, Su Yan and He An went to the street to find the vegetable vendors one by one to discuss cooperation.

These vegetable vendors are all old farmers from nearby villages, and they are very simple and honest.

Su Yan discussed with them to deliver the vegetables to their homes, she would buy them at a fixed price, and then sell them in the store.

Of course, if you want to consign the goods to the store, that’s fine too. You can pay a penny a day for rent, and it’s yours no matter how much you sell.

Most people choose to sell vegetables directly to them.

Su Yan's family renovated another house in the front yard and put the harvested vegetables in it.

Of course, in order to prevent people from not knowing that she sold vegetables here, she chose to offer a discount in the first three days and publicized it widely.

There are many neighbors around, but I have never seen a special vegetable store like this.

Now, when I walk around Su Yan's shop, I find that the dishes here are surprisingly complete and fresh.

The most important thing is that Su Yan’s store is basically open all day long.

This means they can buy whenever they want, which is very convenient for them.

Sure enough, within two days, Su Yan's small vegetable supermarket became popular among the surrounding neighbors.

There was a constant stream of women coming and going every day, which boosted her family's grain business a lot.

Su Yan's vegetables were selling well, so the business of other small vendors who were still unwilling to sell vegetables to Su Yan began to decline.

After all, they can't stay here all day long, and there is no special store to shelter them from the wind and rain.

After thinking about it, I finally decided to find Su Yan and He An and sell the vegetables to them.

They thought they sold it to Su Yan and He An at a low price - this was natural. If they bought it at the original price, they would have to increase the price when selling it, which was not in line with Su Yan's business philosophy - they would get less money.

Unexpectedly, after a few days, I found that the money I earned was not less than before, but a little more. Although not much more, it was definitely more.