Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Mo'er took a lot of effort to convince the teacher and his wife to agree to move these things in.

The last two large buckets of water made the two men very puzzled. There was a shortage of food, but there was no shortage of water. Why did this girl send two buckets of water?

Mo Er saw through their confusion and said, "I added some herbs to these two buckets of water. They are colorless and odorless. Drinking them regularly can help prolong your life and beautify your skin!"

When the two elders heard that this was indeed the case, they were even more satisfied with this disciple. It was really thoughtful, wasn't it?

The three of them moved all their things into the house, locked the doors and windows, and got in the car to Mo'er's mansion.

When they arrived at the door, Mo'er hurriedly got out of the car, opened the door for the teacher's wife first, helped her out of the car, and wanted to open the door for the teacher, but saw that the teacher had already gotten out of the car by himself.

The three of them walked into the courtyard and entered the second courtyard. The eldest grandmother was chatting with three beauties. She looked up inadvertently and saw Mo'er's master's wife. She was stunned, her eyes full of disbelief. She slowly stood up, walked up to the master's wife, and asked in a puzzled tone: "Are you my Miss Qin'er? I am Qiu'e!"

Mo'er only knew that everyone in the village called her "Mrs. Li Qiu" and had never asked her full name. It turned out that her name was Qiu'e.

Tears welled up in the Master's wife's eyes. She looked at Grandma Mo'er in disbelief, her hands shaking violently as she asked, "Are you really Qiu E?"

The eldest grandmother nodded and said, "Yes, Miss, I am Qiu E! Your little maid Qiu E!"

But the master's wife shook off the grandmother's hand and said, "Get lost. Qiu E should be 67 years old this year, and you are only in your early 50s. Don't fool me. Do you think I'm stupid?"

Mo Er almost fell over, saying that she looked intelligent and elegant, but how could she just run away as soon as she opened her mouth? The contrast was too fast!

The grandmother took the master's wife's hand again and said, "Well, this child has no mother. It's a long story. I'll tell you when I have time. Come in quickly!"

Professor Du was also confused. How could he accept an apprentice and give him an old maid?

The master's wife still couldn't believe it until the grandmother took out the guzheng and played a song that the two of them had learned together. Only then did the master's wife truly believe that this woman in her fifties was the maid Qiu E, who was several years older than her.

The two of them hugged each other and cried bitterly, causing the five little girls to wipe their tears as well. Li Jun and Xiaohu also ran out to watch the fun.

After that, there was a large-scale reunion scene, where both of them talked about their life experiences since they separated, crying and laughing as they talked. It makes people sigh, life is full of encounters!

Moer brought a lot of dried fruits and fruits, filling the table. The little girls ate while watching the show.

This scene did not end until after ten o'clock. The grandmother wanted to cook, but was stopped by Mo'er and the four maids. They asked them to continue to recognize their relatives and they would cook the meal.

The meal was another enjoyable one for both the host and the guests. During the meal, the master's wife and the grandmother continued to talk about the past. It turned out that after the master's wife Xue Qin'er's father was dismissed from office, he fled to Hainan and encountered bandits on the way. Although his guards fought hard, most of his property was still robbed.

While trying to protect his daughter, her father was also seriously injured. With almost all his family members dead, they bought a house in a nearby city and settled there temporarily. Professor Du accompanied his father, a doctor, to see Mr. Xue. The two fell in love at first sight and began to keep in touch secretly.

Despite Doctor Du's diligent treatment, his injuries were too severe, and coupled with his dismissal from office, he became depressed and passed away within two years.