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

Chapter 268 Treatment

Lin thought about it for a moment and felt that it was not bad.

Cheap is one thing, but the key is to save trouble.

Before, pig heads were purchased from different butcher stalls. It took walking across half the city to buy four pig heads, so it was more convenient to order directly from the slaughterhouse.

I didn't expect that although Thick Neck looks unreliable, there are still these ways.

Lin looked at him with admiration.

"Wait until Silang comes back in the evening. You two can discuss this with Cuicui. Silang will know the details."

Thick Neck was so happy that he didn't know where to put his hands. Finally, he touched the back of his head and chuckled twice.

Lin looked at him gently and said, "This channel uses your connections. I'll give you half of the 20% saved."

Thick Neck waved his hands frantically: "No, no, just let me eat my fill."

"Let's put things in perspective. Business needs rules to function properly. You deserve to be paid for your efforts. Not only you, but Erfu also gets paid for helping out in the workshop."

"Then, let's do it."

Thick Neck didn't care about these things. It wasn't much money anyway, so he would just take it if Aunt Lin gave it to him.

Lin looked at him quietly, but her mind was thinking about something else.

Thick Neck felt uncomfortable being stared at. He subconsciously touched his face, pulled his clothes, and finally nervously put his hands in front of his neck.

"What...what's wrong?"

Lin came back to his senses, smiled and shook his head, then suddenly asked a question.

"Has your neck been like this since you were born?"

Thick Neck scratched his head. "Three years ago, I had a fever for several days, and then it became like this."

When Lin thought about how he was sick and had no idea where he was, enduring it all by himself, she couldn't help but feel distressed.

"Come with me to the city in the next couple of days and find a doctor to take a closer look. If you're sick, you need treatment."

"I did treat it." Thick Neck touched his neck. "At that time, a doctor told me to pick some motherwort and crush it and apply it on my neck. I applied it a few times, but it didn't work anymore. The doctor said I didn't need to apply it anymore, because it would be useless if I applied it again."

...a kind-hearted quack.

"Let's get a doctor to look at you. You're still young, and you can't live like this forever."

Thick Neck touched his nose and said, "I'm used to it. It doesn't affect me at all. I don't know how much it will cost to see a doctor."

It took both his begging and threats for the doctor to reluctantly tell him the treatment method. Although it didn't cure the disease, it didn't cost any money.

"The money for the treatment will be deducted from your share. It's settled."

Yes.

He also gets a share of the money.

Thick Neck didn't refuse. He just thought that the money Aunt Lin gave him was useless, but now he could use it soon.

It's approaching evening.

The escort team's carriage drove past the village entrance, leaving Shilang and Lidong behind.

Silang couldn't hide the joy on his face. He wanted to go home immediately and tell his aunt about the results of the day.

Unfortunately, there were too many things, and it took two people a lot of effort to carry them all on their shoulders and hands.

"Aunt San! We're back!"

As soon as he got home, before he even put his things down, Shilang started shouting excitedly.

Lin was cooking. When she heard the noise, she looked out and just saw Silang putting the things down.

"I'm back. Are you tired?"

Lin didn't ask him about his business, after all, she could tell from his expression that the corners of his mouth were almost stretched to the sky.

However, going back and forth to Lindong County, plus setting up stalls, is such a high-intensity labor that no one with a lot of physical strength can withstand it.

Shi Lang grinned, "Not tired at all. By the way, Third Aunt, this is for you."

Silang carried the bamboo basket into the house, saying that he was not tired, and sat down on a stool as soon as he entered the house.