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

Chapter 274: Wind and Sun

Fortunately, Mrs. Lin had not forgotten that there were two people working outside. At noon, she sent two bowls of rice over so that the two people did not have to work on an empty stomach.

After dinner, when we returned in the afternoon, the ox cart was full of grape saplings.

"My dear relatives, you and her father are both good people." Yu's mother's eyes were filled with tears. Before leaving, she tightly grasped Mrs. Cui's hand. "I don't know how to thank you enough."

When the family saw the 100 kilograms of new grain brought by Old Lady Cui, they were so excited that they didn't know what to say. Their daughter only brought 50 kilograms of grain last time, and they didn't expect that the in-laws valued their daughter-in-law so much.

Before, even if Old Mrs. Yu missed her daughter, she never visited her. After all, her daughter belonged to another family after she got married. She would only wait for her daughter to return to her parents' home and secretly ask her how she was doing.

This time, Mrs. Cui came in person, and she finally felt relieved.

Old Mrs. Cui smiled brightly and said, "We are not strangers. When you have time, please bring your children to play. If you have any difficulties, please feel free to tell us. Although our family life is not easy, we will help as much as we can."

Mrs. Lin supported Mrs. Cui and asked Mrs. Yu to comfort Mrs. Yu.

After spending the day together, although the Yu family lived in poverty, the whole family was happy and harmonious, the sisters-in-law were polite to each other, and the atmosphere was very good.

According to Old Lady Yu, Qingshan Village is located in a mountain valley and has very little arable land. Each family in the village only has two or three acres of land. They usually only grow some vegetables to eat, and their income depends entirely on hunting.

Although there is a drought this year, it does not affect them too much. There are just fewer prey in the mountains than in previous years.

But prices are also high during droughts. Even if the impact is not big, I dare not eat too much because the food prices are so high. If I usually eat until I am 70% full, now I only dare to eat until I am 50% full.

But it is still much better than the village outside where there is nothing to harvest.

It’s not a big deal if adults are hungry, but there are many children in the family, and they are all half-grown children. They cry because of hunger in the middle of the night. Whenever the children are hungry at night, Old Mrs. Yu tosses and turns and wipes away her tears.

Old Mrs. Cui sent so much food at this time that the children at home finally didn’t have to go to bed hungry. She didn’t know what to say to express her gratitude.

And my daughter's sister-in-law, Lin, also sent so many things. This family are all good people.

"Mom, have a drink of water first." Seeing her mother crying so hard, Yu couldn't help but have tears in her eyes.

Lin smiled and said, "Aunt, there's still a long way to go. There will always be a time when I can help you. You are my eldest sister-in-law's family, and we are a family. It's only natural for relatives to help each other. Nothing is more important than children."

Mrs. Cui nodded repeatedly: "Yes, yes, the most important thing is that the child is well fed."

"I'll remember this favor." Old Mrs. Yu wiped away her tears. Her three sons were all good hunters. She would send them some rabbits and other animals when they were hunted. "Before the New Year, I'll ask their father to hunt some more game for you."

"That's great." Old Mrs. Cui clapped her hands.

It would take some time to get back, and it was getting late, so the three of them left Yu's house and went to find Cui Jingwen.

Cui Jingwen had already collected a full truck of grape saplings, and he was so happy to see them come out.

Finally he got out. He was exposed to the wind and sun that day, and God knows how he got through it.

On the way back, there was no place to sit because the ox cart was full of grape saplings.

It just so happened that Old Mrs. Cui was carsick, so the few of them just followed the ox cart and slowly walked home.