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Yunfeng looked at his sister's sweet smile and his expression went blank for a moment.

Why could he hear every word Yun Suisui said clearly, but couldn't understand them when they were put together?

He swallowed hard, his voice dry: "What do you mean?"

Yun Suisui shrugged nonchalantly, "That's just what you think."

She didn't even look at him, and even asked the onlookers when the ox cart would leave, preparing to return to Yan City.

Yun Feng didn't expect her to answer him. He turned to look at Lin Qiuping, trying to see anger or humiliation on her face to prove that what Yun Suisui had just said was not true.

But none.

Lin Qiuping didn't dare to look him in the eye at all. She rubbed the corners of her clothes tightly with her hands, revealing her guilty conscience.

Yunfeng opened his mouth, his voice somewhat weak: "Aunt Lin, are you lying to me again?"

Lin Qiuping rolled her eyes and frowned, "Xiaofeng, how could I lie to you? People outside just believe everything they hear. They just see Hu Junbao exchanging some mountain products for some money and think the Hu family is very wealthy. But how we actually live is something only we know!"

"Think about it carefully. Why would Auntie Lin exchange the things you gave her for money if she had no other choice? Besides, you must know what you gave Auntie Lin. How much money can you get for such a small thing?"

If what she said at the beginning made some sense, what she said later was pure nonsense.

Although Yunfeng didn't give her much food each time, she came so frequently that she almost wanted to come once or twice a week!

The little food rations that Yunfeng saved for a week all went into her pocket and eventually became a tool for Hu Junbao to make money.

Food for city dwellers is not that plentiful, and the variety is not as rich as in the countryside. When they finally get some freshly made food, everyone rushes to buy some to take home and try.

Although Yunfeng’s things cannot make the Hu family rich, it is no problem to buy some meat to satisfy their hunger every week.

But Yunfeng had no idea about these things at all. He only knew that food from the countryside was rough and unpalatable. No matter what it was, it all tasted bitter like the water used to wash the pot!

He thought it unlikely that these things could be sold at a high price.

So he thought that what Lin Qiuping said made sense. Although he felt a little uncomfortable, Aunt Lin was not guilty of a heinous crime.

But he didn't believe that Yun Suisui had lied to him.

Because Yun Suisui always does it openly when he wants to cheat him, and he doesn't even bother to lie to him.

Just like the document just now.

Thinking of the letter of guarantee, Yun Feng gritted his teeth and grabbed Yun Suisui, who was still chatting with her fellow villagers, and said, "You could have told me about the Hu family first, why didn't you?"

If he had known that Aunt Lin was not so short of food, and had instead exchanged the things he gave her for money, he might have reconsidered it and would not have signed the letter of guarantee in such anger, and he would not be in such a dilemma now.

Yun Suisui didn't seem to notice his hesitation. She shook her hand away and said impatiently, "Everyone said they forgot. It doesn't matter whether you sign it sooner or later. What difference does it make?"

Her indifferent look really made him angry. Yunfeng gritted his teeth and wanted to pull her again, but the pain on his face reminded him not to seek death.

He suppressed his frustration and tried to reason with me: "Whether I sign or not, you should tell me the truth. Otherwise, wouldn't that be deceiving me?"

Yun Suisui laughed as if she had just heard a ridiculous joke. "Comrade Yun, you're already seventeen or eighteen, and you really think you're still a child? You should have done all the research before signing. Do you need someone to teach you such a simple thing? You're waiting for me to tell you everything. Why don't you let me chew your food and feed it to you?"

Yunfeng wanted to say something, but Yun Suisui was too lazy to listen. Hearing too much stupid talk really affected her mood.

Anyway, the purpose of this trip had been achieved, so she simply waved her hand and said, "Alright, you've signed the document and given the things. Hurry back to the house. If you don't have food, conserve your energy. This way, at least you can hold on until Dad and I come to collect your body before you starve to death."

After hearing her words, Yunfeng, who was already hungry, felt even more pain in his stomach.

He felt very upset when he thought that he had worked hard for a week at the grain station to get such a small amount of potato flour, and now it had all been given away.

It's the kind of frustration that comes from having no ability but still having relatives asking for money.

He kicked the snow and said angrily, "Go back if you want. You don't care about me as your brother anyway. It's none of your business if I starve to death!"

After saying that, he went back to the yard angrily.

Yun Suisui didn't care. Seeing him go back, she also stood up and walked towards the village entrance. Her attitude towards him was even less enthusiastic than that towards the villagers around her.

Lin Qiuping saw it clearly from the side and her heart couldn't help but sink.

The reason why she always came to find Yunfeng was that she knew that this kid looked difficult to deal with, but in fact he was not smart and had a soft heart, and was easy to fool.

Secondly, he knew that Yun Jianzhong only had this one son, and he would not really let him fend for himself in the countryside, so he would at least provide him with some support.

But this time when Yun Suisui came, she showed no sisterly affection towards Yun Feng, and even asked him to sign a letter of guarantee as if she wanted to get rid of some burden.

She didn't believe that Yun Suisui would dare to do this without Yun Jianzhong's tacit consent.

Doesn’t this mean that Yun Jianzhong is going to give up Yun Feng?

Although she didn't want to believe it, the fact was before her: the Yun family would no longer support Yun Feng.

She can continue to coax Yunfeng for food, but if something happens to Yunfeng, will the Yun family let her and the Hu family go?

Certainly not!

Yunfeng is Yun Jianzhong's biological son after all. It is one thing for him not to care about him, but it is another thing if his biological son is killed by someone.

Thinking about the Hu family again, Lin Qiuping became conflicted again.

She stood there in a daze for a long time, until her feet were numb from the cold, then she carried the potato flour to the village entrance to catch the cart.

When she arrived at the village entrance, she found that Yun Suisui had just got on the ox cart. Although she was a little curious, she didn't take it too seriously. She trotted onto the cart and sat at the outermost seat.

Yun Suisui was sitting opposite her, looking at her with a half-smile.

Lin Qiuping felt a chill run down her spine as she looked at her. She timidly asked, "Is Sui Sui okay? Why are you looking at me like that?"

Yun Suisui smiled and said, "It's nothing, I just noticed that Aunt Lin has lost a lot of weight and doesn't seem as blessed as before."

Lin Qiuping subconsciously touched her face and smiled awkwardly, "Yeah, it's cold and I have no appetite. I have indeed lost some weight."

In front of Yunfeng, she could act pitifully without any psychological barriers, but she didn't want Yun Suisui to know that she was not having a good life.

The Hu family looks prosperous on the surface, but in reality, the mother-in-law is mean and the children have grown up and are not close to her. Her husband also cheated her out of all the money she got from Yun Jianzhong and from selling her job. The whole family is only bullying her, so it would be strange if she didn't lose weight.

But she knew that if she told the truth, the man in front of her would not only not feel sorry for her, but would think she deserved it.

She was right about this.

"Is it?"

Yun Suisui chuckled softly, "I thought Aunt Lin wasn't doing well. Looks like it's too early to be happy."

Seeing that she didn't even want to maintain her dignity, Lin Qiuping's face froze and she stopped talking completely.

Yun Suisui was in a good mood, swinging her feet while watching the falling snow, and reaching out to catch it from time to time.

The ox cart swayed for more than half an hour and finally arrived at the town.

Lin Qiuping couldn't wait to jump off the car and was about to run to the bus station when she heard someone calling her from behind.

She turned around and saw Yun Suisui looking at her, her eyes calm and clear, as if she could see into a person's bones, "Aunt Lin, do you regret it?"

Lin Qiuping was stunned for a moment, a complex emotion flashing across her eyes, but in the end she still pretended not to understand, "I don't know what you are talking about. What do I have to regret?"

Yun Suisui suddenly smiled and said with a sigh of relief, "That's great."

"You must remember what you said today and don't regret it."

She smiled brightly and spoke cheerfully, as beautiful as an elf in the snow.

But for some reason, Lin Qiuping felt a chill rising from her back.

Just when she was about to ask what it meant, Yun Suisui had already jumped off the ox cart and ran to the bus stop to wait.