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After talking to his grandfather, Old Zhou took Zhou Ran to visit his second sister. He had to tell his sister that although his second sister would not invite his parents to celebrate the New Year at home, after all, his second brother-in-law was the eldest son of the Sun family and there were relatives there, his second sister would definitely prepare a few bowls of delicious food and send them over, so he had to say hello first.

As for Zhou Ergu, upon hearing her brother's plan, she also agreed. She was going to have a wedding on the third day of the first lunar month, so it was inevitable that she would be negligent these days.

I took off my apron and followed him to the old house to help pack the luggage.

Uncle Zhou's opinion? What opinion? For so many years, since the family split up, my grandparents have never eaten a single meal at Uncle Zhou's house. In the early days, when they were still healthy and helped harvest rice and farm, they would go home to eat.

He kept saying that he had four children to raise and it was a heavy burden, but the old man didn't give him any help.

The team leader and the branch secretary quit and refused to give it to him.

But the problem is that Mr. Zhou’s position is not hereditary. Uncle Zhou is incompetent and cannot take over, so he blames Dad?

Besides, why didn’t the old man help back then? The two opportunities, one for recruitment and one for military service, were given to the eldest son first. The eldest son chose the recruitment, so the second son went to join the army.

Later on, you always said that the old man was partial. What? You complained about the hard work and fatigue, and were laid off from the factory in the provincial capital and returned to the countryside. Do you blame your father?

When the second brother was in the army, he was always ready to go to the battlefield. If he had not fallen ill during his military service, would he have died before the age of 50?

Do you really think it feels good for an old man to send off his young son?

The youngest son came to invite her, and the second daughter also helped to mediate. The old lady was still a little hesitant, but the old man seemed to have suddenly figured it out and agreed first.

OK! What else is there to say? Let’s go!

There was nothing to clean up in the middle of winter, and the old couple didn't entertain any guests, so they didn't prepare anything for the New Year and just had to eat simple meals.

In previous years, the meat dishes, fish, etc. were all prepared and sent by the second daughter.

The eldest son’s house? Forget it. If he is not deaf or dumb, he cannot be a father-in-law. He will not live for more than two years, so he should live happily.

Uncle Zhou really knew nothing about it, and there was no need to talk about the famous scene of being stopped from leaving. The next morning, Aunt Zhou asked several grandchildren to ask for New Year's money, only to find that the door of the old house was locked and the two old people were nowhere to be found.

"Xiao Ba, what kind of wine have you prepared for Dad today?" Grandpa Zhou had this hobby and knew that during the New Year, the wine his youngest son brought out must be better than the wine he usually had.

"How about Wuliangye? Then you can have a few drinks with my father-in-law!" Old Zhou was driving the car. At this moment, the person in the car could no longer be considered Old Zhou, but Little Zhou at most, and Zhou Ran was Little Little Zhou.

"Okay, okay!" The last time I drank Wuliangye was when the second brother was still around. It has been more than ten years now.

Then, I listened to Grandpa Zhou and Grandpa Zhou chatting about brothers, relatives and so on.

Zhou Ran huddled in the corner of the back seat. The passenger seat was given to his grandmother because she was carsick.

Because he was in a hurry to get home to cook, Lao Zhou drove very attentively. There were more people returning home for the New Year than going into the city, so the journey was still smooth.

When they got home, Lao Zhou called Zhou Erge down and his grandfather had to carry him upstairs.

Zhou Ran walked slowly with his grandma and grandpa.

"Oh! Ranran is back... Grandma! Grandpa?" Zhou Erge was also surprised to see grandma appear. As for grandpa, he just followed Zhou Ran in calling out.

"Could it be that grandpa is here too?" Zhou Erge was actually certain in his heart, so he shook his head and went downstairs muttering.

"I knew that my uncle wouldn't let me off easily..."

With his eldest grandson carrying him on his back and his youngest son helping him from behind, Mr. Zhou was smiling from ear to ear, obviously extremely happy.

Zhou Erge didn't actually think the old man was that heavy. He looked down at the road and didn't say anything because his eyes were a little sore. The grandfather who had always been so tall in his eyes since he was a child was so thin. He was no longer the grandfather who chased him with firewood and beat him.

"Grandpa, you should have come to live in the city a long time ago. It would be great if you could live at my uncle's house or my house!" When he reached the sixth floor and entered the house, Zhou Erge's mood had calmed down and he returned to his original playful smile.

"Haha, I didn't see you come to pick me up a few years ago!" Old Master Zhou was so happy that he was arguing with him.

Old Zhou, who was walking behind, was a little upset when he heard this. Yes, he was also a bastard who only talked about being filial. After so many years, this was the first time he took his father to the city to celebrate the New Year.

The eldest brother did nothing, so how good is his youngest son?

"Dad, you can stay at home for a while longer, as long as you want." Old Zhou said emotionally.

"What's the matter? I don't want to leave. Can you still chase me away?" The old man couldn't stand his youngest son's clingy look, so he deliberately said irritating words.

Old Zhou touched the back of his head, and he was helpless about what to do with this old man.

It's so sentimental!

"I'll go cook, Ranran, you make tea for grandpa and grandpa!" Old Zhou said as he went into the kitchen.

Ms. Zhou is busy inside.

"You go out too, I'll do it here!" Old Zhou still thinks his wife is in the way.

"Can you do it alone? Okay! I'll go out." Ms. Zhou swung her hands a few times and went to call her in-laws.

"Ranran!" A sweet voice came from the stairs. Zhou Ran looked up and saw that it was his second brother's little niece, Zhou Dayi, who was ten years old this year.

But this little brat always writes his name as Zhou Dayi, because it has fewer strokes.

"Call me aunt!" Zhou Ran subconsciously defended her seniority, because there were too many such conversations in her previous life.

The citrusy Zhou Chu didn't have much contact with his relatives. Zhou Dayi was one of the few who he kept in touch with until he was old. Maybe the little brat had more positive values?

Well, after Zhou graduated from his freshman year, he took the exam to become an auxiliary police officer, and later took the social worker exam. He has been working in the system all his life.

Except that the salary and benefits are not as good as those in the regular staff, the management they receive is the same.

"I just want to call her Ranran, huh!" Zhou Dayi likes this aunt who is five years older than her very much. She has loved to follow her since she was a child, but Zhou Ran is unwilling to play with younger children.

"Whatever happens. Your grandparents and my grandpa are here. Come over and say hello." Zhou Ran shook his head indifferently. He was no longer at the age to care about this.

After all, who wants to be called aunt when they are in their twenties or thirties, even if they are blood relatives...

When Zhou Chu was in her sixties, young people still called her sister... Well, people can call her old witch or Nun Miejue behind her back, as long as they don't let her know.

"Grandpa! Grandma! Great-grandpa!" Zhou Dayi looks like his father, has the same body shape, and his voice is so loud when he calls people.

She was careless since she was young, and when she grew up, she was 174 cm tall, but she claimed to be 167... When she was on a blind date, she even told people she was 165!

So the two blind date partners who were 165cm tall met and fell in love. Zhou Dayi's future husband was 161cm tall...

Standing next to his wife, he looks like a little bird.

Zhou Dayi has never worried about the relationship between her mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in her life, because when she stands up, she is 30 centimeters taller than her mother-in-law, and her mother-in-law dares not speak loudly at all.