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

"Good boy, don't cry. Come over if you miss grandma. Your grandpa and I will come to see you too. We live in the same village and it's not far away."

Old Mrs. Cui patted Xiaoliu gently, feeling both sad and relieved.

This child is very sentimental. Even with such a happy occasion, he would still feel sad because of separation.

Xiaoliu cried even harder.

"I...I'm going to live in the chicken coop from now on. Grandma, remember to come visit me."

Old Mrs. Cui was furious: "Old Third Wife, what's going on? Why did you let Xiaoliu live in the chicken coop?"

Lin spread his hands and said, "You can ask Xiaoliu about this."

"How can you be such a mother?"

This was the first time that Old Lady Cui got angry since Mrs. Lin moved in. Xiaoliu was such a good child, but Mrs. Lin was so cruel as to send him to live in a chicken coop.

How could a family let a child live in a chicken coop? Even a mean stepmother would never do such a thing for the sake of her reputation.

"Little Six, be good. We won't live in a chicken coop or move to a new house. We'll just live at Grandma's from now on."

Old Mrs. Cui coaxed Xiaoliu and took the opportunity to glare at Lin.

Lin was quietly building a new house, and she had no reason to complain, but if the children were treated harshly, she would have said something at least.

"Grandma, that's not right." Xiaoliu sniffed, looked up and said in confusion, "I don't want to live in the old house alone."

"What is this kid talking about? Your grandfather and I are still here."

Old Mrs. Cui thought the child was confused from crying, so she rubbed his head with a smile.

Xiaoliu counted on his fingers and said, "But if you and Grandpa move to the new house, my second and fourth brothers will also move in. Then I will be living here alone."

Now it was Old Lady Cui's turn to be confused.

"This..." Old Lady Cui turned to look at Lin, "What does Xiaoliu mean? What do you mean his grandfather and I should move there too?"

Lin was about to speak when she saw a woman going to work coming towards her out of the corner of her eye.

"Mom, go to work first, I'll explain it to you later."

"I know everything. I'll tell Grandma."

Xiaoliu knew that his mother was busy with important matters, so he wiped his nose and dragged Old Lady Cui back to the yard.

Lin smiled and shook her head, then followed him into the yard.

The fresh sea mustard was soaked in water and became more slippery than the previous ones. Lin repeatedly reminded the three people to be careful to avoid cutting their hands.

In this way, the speed of cutting vegetables is reduced.

Cuicui kept silent, but she was brave and careful. After she was the first to cut two pounds, Old Mrs. Cui was called out of the house.

After the inspection, Old Mrs. Cui walked over to Lin with a complicated look on her face.

Xiaoliu explained everything clearly. She also knew that she had misunderstood Lin. She said that living in a chicken coop was just a bluff to trick Xiaoliu, but she didn't expect the child to take it seriously.

She just didn't expect that Lin actually wanted the old couple to live with them...

"Well, what I said just now was too harsh, you..."

Lin smiled and said, "Mother was speaking up for Xiaoliu. I didn't take it to heart."

"It's all because of Xiaoliu. He made me so upset that I couldn't even speak properly..." Old Mrs. Cui said, trying to make amends. "Well, Xiaoliu said that your father and I also have a share in the new house."

Old Mrs. Cui raised three sons in her lifetime.

Not to mention the second son who forgot his mother after getting married, but when the eldest son moved out, he did mention taking the old couple in.

But among the three daughters-in-law, Lin was the first one to ask to live with them.

The same words sound different when spoken by a son and a daughter-in-law.

In particular, Lin didn't just talk about it verbally, she didn't even say it in advance, but built the house silently first.

Old Mrs. Cui could feel that Lin was not just talking.