Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

He lost so much blood this time, he needs to replenish his energy.

But as a country boy, there weren’t such good things to supplement his diet.

You can't kill chickens every day.

Therefore, Grandma Su thought of setting aside a bowl for Father Su.

Let him eat one more meal, the more supplement he can get.

Of course she knew that this was far from enough, but as a country family, this was all she could do.

Originally, today's chicken was killed for Su's father, and everyone knows what happened.

Even he and the old man only had a little bit of the food to eat, wanting to leave more for his injured second son.

The same goes for the rest of the family.

Except for the two little kids who were still ignorant, everyone else tried hard to control themselves and try the new food.

Unexpectedly, it was the older son and daughter-in-law who were ignorant. They moved their chopsticks on the table one by one without even looking at her expression.

After the meal, the second brother didn't get much, and it all went to the two of them!

Grandma Su frowned and secretly thanked herself that she had saved one bowl for herself.

If the chicken hadn't been killed today, I don't know whether it would have been used to nourish the second brother or to satisfy the eldest brother and his wife.

After looking at the bowl of meat, Grandma Su felt uneasy again.

I put the bowls deeper into the cupboard, then moved the freshly washed dishes from another cupboard and put them in front to block the view.

After putting it away, I looked and found that it was indeed no longer visible from the outside.

There is no padlock at home to lock the cabinet door, so this is the only way for now.

She should be careful not to be discovered, and just cook it for the second child tonight.

After putting the things away, Grandma Su closed the cabinet door, took one last look, and went out.

When I came out, I found that everyone had returned to their rooms and the yard was empty.

She turned around and went back to her room.

When she got to the room, she found Grandpa Su sitting by the bed, thinking about something. When he saw her coming, he asked casually, "Are you done packing?"

Grandma Su picked up the palm-leaf fan on the table and fanned herself a few times before replying, "It's all cleaned up."

He chatted with Grandpa Su again, "Look at the eldest son's wife at the dinner table, she's wolfing down her food. Everyone knows that killing a chicken is for the second son to nourish his body, but she's not being polite at all."

She felt sorry for her own son and couldn't say anything to him, but she was not so polite to her daughter-in-law.

Grandpa Su was not like her. He said matter-of-factly, "The eldest brother eats a lot too."

Grandma Su choked and thought to herself, of course I know he eats a lot, but isn't it embarrassing to say anything about his own son?

So he tried to make up for his eldest son, "He has been busy lately, running back and forth to water the fields, he must be tired."

Grandpa Su: "He is tired, aren't others tired? The second child also went to water the plants a few days ago and got injured. He doesn't eat as much as him."

Grandma Su was speechless and could only try to smooth things over. "Forget it, forget it. I've already eaten. What's the point of saying this?"

Grandpa Su knew it was useless, so he didn't mention it again. Instead, he asked Grandma Su to take out the money box so that he could count it.

Grandma Su was a little surprised. "It's not a festival, why are you counting that thing?"

Grandpa Su: "Don't worry about it, just take it out."

Grandma Su just asked casually, and seeing that he didn't answer, she didn't pursue the matter further.

He went to the door, closed it, and then walked to the bed.

Pull Grandpa Su away and stop him from sitting on the bed.

Then she waited for Grandpa Su to stand up, and she climbed over to the bed and went to the inside side of the bed.

Pull up the quilt on the bed to reveal the bed board underneath.

Then she found a spot and used her fingernails to dig out the board covering it.

There is a small square hole under the board, and a box is placed in the hole.

Grandma Su took out the box and handed it to Grandpa Su, then covered the board and the bed returned to its original state.

Then he got up, opened the closet with the key at his waist, took out a small key from it and handed it to Grandpa Su.

Grandpa Su put the pipe on the table and took it.

He sat on the bed with the cash box and opened it with the key.

Inside were small and large pieces of silver and copper coins, which were the money their family had saved over the years.

At this time, Grandma Su also came over and the two of them counted together.

It was in bits and pieces, but the money was not much, so the two of them only counted it for a while and then they finished counting.

There are more than 37 taels, which is all the money in this family.

Grandpa Su took a look and was about to tell Grandma Su the truth when he heard a quarrel outside.

The two looked at each other and quickly put the money into the box.

Then she hid herself again and Grandma Su went out.

Grandpa Su picked up his pipe and continued to sit there, listening to the women in the family quarreling, and he did not go out.

Grandma Su came out and saw Aunt Su bossing Erlang's wife and scolding her, "You traitor, you ate behind our backs. Tell me, did you secretly leave this meat when you were cooking?"

When Grandma Su heard this, her heart skipped a beat. She quickly pushed the person aside and saw that the bowl in Aunt Su's hand was the one she had hidden at noon.

When Erlang's wife saw Grandma Su coming, she almost burst into tears. She waved her hands and said, "I didn't..."

Aunt Su didn't wait for her to speak. It was as if she had finally found something to hold against the second wife. She didn't listen to her rebuttal at all and was anxious to put the blame on her. "You didn't do anything? I saw it with my own eyes. You were sneaking around the cupboard. If it wasn't stealing food, what was it?"

As he spoke, he raised the bowl in his hand to show everyone, "The evidence is right here, what else do you have to say?"

Seeing Su's mother coming out, he glanced at her sarcastically and said, "There has never been such a petty thief in our family. Isn't it ruining our family's reputation if Erlang's wife does this?"

Then, whether intentionally or unintentionally, he added, "As the saying goes, people from the same family stick together. Erlang's wife has such a temper, so Erlang should not be like her. If he is driven back because of stealing things from his son-in-law's house, it will be a huge disgrace to our Su family!"

Seeing that she was getting more and more outrageous and even involving Erlang, Su's mother said with a sullen face, "We haven't figured out what happened yet, why did sister-in-law mention Erlang?"

Aunt Su didn't care. "The facts are in front of us, and you are still stubborn? There is such a big bowl of meat here. Who else could it be except Erlang's wife who cooked today?"

Mother Su: "When she was cooking, there was more than one person in the kitchen. How could she hide the meat under everyone's noses?"

Aunt Su didn't care about that. "Who knows how she did it? Anyway, the things are here now."

Mother Su was furious when she saw that Aunt Su was determined to throw the dirty water on Erlang's wife.

Erlang's wife also knelt down anxiously and tried to refute, "It really wasn't me, I didn't hide it, I swear-"

Aunt Su interrupted her with a cold laugh, "If swearing is useful, there would be no need for justice in this world. Let's all swear to prove it."

Erlang's wife was nervous, ashamed, and aggrieved when she heard this. "I..."

"Okay." Grandma Su didn't want to watch this farce anymore and waved her hand to interrupt.