Crossing the farm gate, the whole family reunites in the disaster year

"Aunt Lin told me that you should just come to the West Market and walk around the county government office. I guarantee they'll all be sold out."

Li Shi spoke in a rough voice, and he still felt that four tubes were not enough.

Lin smiled faintly: "It's not just your business. No one has ever sold this side dish before. It's normal that business is slow on the first day. It will get better later."

Li Shi muttered, "That's right."

He had never done business before, and Lin knew these things better than him, so he didn't say anything more.

Lin wanted to give him four tubes of seaweed, but Li Shi insisted on paying for it. After a few arguments, Lin finally accepted thirty cents.

Before leaving, Li Shi asked, "Will you still set up a stall here tomorrow?"

After saying that, he looked around with a frown on his face. This wasn't the best location in West City.

"Well, it's right here."

Li Shi mumbled something inaudibly and walked away quickly.

It was still early in the afternoon and not many people were riding in ox carts into the city. The mother and daughter left the city gate, got on the ox cart and soon set off for the village.

In front of Cui's house.

"Don't be a jerk, Xiao Hei. You've even bitten through my trouser legs."

Xiaoliu squatted at the gate of the yard, and gave a serious lecture to Dahei and Xiaohei, who were lying on their stomachs.

The two puppies were in the teething period. When the others were not at home during the day, they followed Xiaoliu around like two wide benches.

When they got playful, they bit the trouser legs and refused to let go. Xiaoliu could only stumble and drag the two dogs. He treated Dahei and Xiaohei as good friends, and as a result, the trouser legs of each pair of trousers were torn.

Xiaoliu was still educating the two puppies earnestly.

"We bought the fabric with our own money. It's not easy for our mothers to earn money. If it gets torn, we can only buy fabric to patch it up. What a waste of money, don't you think?"

Xiao Hei rolled over and released the trouser leg from his mouth. Da Hei tilted his head but still held the trouser leg in his mouth.

"Although you don't eat bones every meal, you won't starve either." Xiaoliu continued to preach, "Your mission now is to grow up quickly and protect the safety of your family, not just think about playing all day..."

When Lin and Cui Zhaozhao walked in, they happened to hear this and burst out laughing.

Cui Zhaozhao deliberately picked up Xiao Hei and said, "Xiao Liu is right. They can't just play around. They have to contribute to the family. Follow me into the mountains tomorrow morning. If they don't catch any prey, they won't have lunch."

Xiaoliu suddenly became anxious. He stood on tiptoe to pick up Xiaohei. The man and the dog hugged each other, with the same look of grievance on their faces.

"No, no, Xiao Hei is not even as big as a pheasant."

Lin washed her hands, poured out the dirty water, and said to Cui Zhaozhao, "Don't tease Xiaoliu. Dahei and Xiaohei are so big that if they go into the woods, any animal will be startled and scared away."

Dahei and Xiaohei eat a lot of meat. Basically, they eat whatever the family eats.

It didn't grow much in height, and all the fat was piled on its belly. It was as fat as a silkworm pupa with legs.

Cui Zhaozhao rubbed Xiao Hei's head and let it go.

Lin stewed the spareribs and prepared some noodles. While the noodles were resting, she planned to go to the threshing ground.

"Xiao Liu, go to the fields and tell your grandfather and the others that we'll have noodles at home for lunch. Ask them to come back early after they finish their work."

He went to the main house again and told Mrs. Cui that she didn't need to cook at noon.

When Mrs. Cui heard that it was noodles, she volunteered to take on the job of rolling the noodles, allowing Mrs. Lin to concentrate on her business.

Everything was normal in the threshing ground.

When Lin arrived, Wang's sister-in-law was not there.

"Just now, the villagers came to shout that Uncle Wang had returned and Aunt Wang had hurried home."

Lin's eyes lit up.

Now that Mrs. Wang’s husband is back, they can put the matter of building their own house on the agenda.