The fat wife is rebellious: she was spoiled by the group on the way to escape famine

She looked at Song Wenqin in confusion, only to see that he was still as calm and composed as usual, and there was nothing wrong with him.

His eyes remained clear, without any suspicion or inquiry.

She breathed a sigh of relief. She had just thought that Song Wenqin was testing whether she was the real original owner!

Fortunately, this man is not that smart and can't think of so many things.

The family finished their meal happily. Hua Zhaodi got up and washed the dishes, and the children went back to their rooms to sleep.

The others didn't leave, but sat around the table and continued chatting.

The room was filled with the aroma of food and everyone had a happy smile on their face.

Somehow, as we chatted, the topic turned to Da Hu and Xiao Long.

Jiang Jinhe was a little surprised. She had thought that this topic would be very sensitive, but she didn't expect that her family members would discuss the past of these two children so frankly.

"Jin He, Mom also feels sorry for Da Hu and Xiao Long. They used to be good kids. I used to think it was best to discipline my own children, so I didn't pay much attention to them. Who would have thought that Li Yue would lead them astray."

Aunt Song said with some regret.

When she mentioned this, there was a hint of helplessness and self-blame in her tone.

After all, at that time, she did favor these two children, and was even very tolerant of Li Yue, and often did not care much about other people's feelings.

"Speaking of which, I owe you too much. I'll ask Dahu and Xiaolong to apologize to you once again. Let the past be the past. We need to live a good life as a family."

Aunt Song looked at Jiang Jinhe seriously, her tone full of sincerity.

Jiang Jinhe has no objection to living a good life.

But whether they can be considered a family or not remains to be seen.

She thought silently, her eyes falling on Dahu and Xiaolong's faces.

Although the two children looked very obedient, she always felt that their eyes lacked the kindness and familiarity of the Song family.

She wondered to herself, are these two people children of the Song family?

But this problem is not easy to solve.

If it were in modern society, a paternity test would make it clear.

But this is not possible in this place. The technical means are limited and it can only be verified through other means.

Unless everything can be investigated clearly and Li Yue can be forced to confess in person.

But no matter what, the children are innocent after all, and they don't know the truth of the matter.

The person who should really take responsibility is Li Yue, after all, she is the key person who provoked the incident.

Thinking of this, Jiang Jinhe became more determined in her heart: She, Jiang Jinhe, would not haggle with these children!

After thinking about it, her mood became much more relaxed, and the corners of her mouth rose slightly, revealing a smile.

"Mom, you don't have to make things so difficult for them. The two children apologized to us the day they arrived. Besides, I used to tease them often and even stole their eggs."

Jiang Jinhe's voice was gentle but firm.

When these past events were mentioned, Song Yuyu and others standing by couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

At that time, everyone thought that Jiang Jinhe was cruel and bad-tempered, and did not realize that those were just jokes.

In addition, Aunt Song and Song Dadi always protect her, so it is inevitable that other people feel resentful and unwilling.

Today, through Jiang Jinhe's explanation, everyone finally realized that everything before was just a misunderstanding.

Yes, Jiang Jinhe is so capable and fate is kind to her. If she wants to eat eggs, she can just walk around in the grass outside and find a lot of them. Why would she need to bully children to steal their food?

It was just some youthful mischief.

Suddenly, the atmosphere became cheerful, and the whole family began to talk about the recent cold weather and the good feng shui of their new residence, Xiushui'an. They all agreed that they would surely have a better life next year.

"When spring comes, the village chief will allocate land to each family. We can plant more vegetables, a variety of vegetables. Jinhe usually likes to eat fresh food."

Aunt Song suggested with a smile.

Just as everyone was discussing future plans, Jiang Jinhe suddenly thought of a problem, and the more he thought about it, the more strange it seemed.

"Dad, Mom, we've been here for a while. Have you heard any special news? This beautiful place with beautiful mountains and rivers surrounds it, so why are there so few people living here?"

"It's really weird."

Song Dadi, the usually taciturn father, spoke up. "When I was helping to repair the warming pavilion across the river, I accidentally heard from the villagers that there seemed to be something unusual hidden here. It is said that the lifespan of the locals is generally not long."

This was the first time everyone had heard of such a thing, and they all became nervous for a moment, especially the mother, Aunt Song, who seemed a little panicked.

"Old man, have you found out what exactly causes this phenomenon?"

She asked hurriedly.

Song Dadi shook his head repeatedly, looking helpless.

"I was also very worried when I first heard about it, so I went to check it out."

There was a hint of uneasiness in his tone.

"There's nothing strange about this place. There are no wild beasts in the mountains, the villagers are safe, and there are no monsters harming people. But people here just can't live past 40. That's strange."

His brows were furrowed, as if this mystery had always troubled him.

The atmosphere suddenly became quiet, and everyone seemed to be silently thinking about the truth of this issue.

Suddenly, Song Wenqin said something out of the blue: "Elves won't harm people."

Everyone was worried about the news, and they were stunned when they heard this.

"Elves won't hurt anyone."

he added.

Everyone just thought his words were strange and didn't take it seriously, thinking he was just saying it casually.

But Jiang Jinhe felt that when Song Wenqin said this, his eyes were fixed on her.

What does it mean?

Could he have some relationship with the little monster in the mountains?

Of course Jiang Jinhe doesn't believe this, she is a staunch materialist.

She quickly came to her senses and decided to speak out what had been on her mind.

"Dad, I suspect that the stream is the reason why the villagers in Xiushui'an are in poor health!"

Her voice was firm and powerful.

She immediately told everyone what she discovered on her first day at Xiushui'an.

"For example, the stream water is extremely cold. Although it looks crystal clear, there isn't a single living fish. There are also very few aquatic plants along the shore, and you can even faintly smell a strange odor."

Her account was extremely detailed, fearing that she would miss any key information.

People here don’t know what sulfur cold springs are. Jiang Jinhe tried to explain it in simple language, trying to make everyone understand this unfamiliar concept.

After all, Song Dadi had seen the world and quickly understood what she meant.

"Jinhe, what you mean is that this stream water comes from a cold spring deep in the mountains, and it contains some substance that is harmful to the body and can easily make you sick if you drink it for a long time?"