After separating from my mother-in-law, I raised my children, built a house, and filled the granary

The two checked the shelves in each area again.

As the meeting was nearing its end, Lin Chengfeng suddenly thought of something.

"I'm going out for a while. You wait here and I'll be back soon." Lin Chengfeng left in a hurry, looking a little impatient.

Shen Yunwan was a little surprised, but didn't think much about it.

Lin Chengfeng quietly walked into the alley and stopped at a small door without a sign.

If you weren't familiar with the area, you wouldn't have guessed it was a shop. There was nothing inside, only a man sitting on a bench.

There was nothing on the counter.

"Shopkeeper, I want to buy sausage casings."

The shopkeeper opened his eyes instantly when he saw someone coming in.

No one came to his shop all day, but fortunately the shop was his own property and he didn't have to pay rent.

But he is the only one in the entire county, so whenever you need something, you can only come to him to buy it.

So even though there are not many people coming, the customer base is stable and the profits are high, enough to support his family.

"What kind do you want?"

Intestine casings are expensive items and ordinary people cannot afford them, so children are born one after another.

Those who can use this thing are either rich or they love their wives and buy it for themselves.

After all, men have certain feelings for women. If you don't care, a bowl of contraceptive soup is enough.

But ordinary contraceptive soup is extremely harmful to your body.

After all, most men are still reluctant to use it, after all, the experience of using sausage casings is not good.

The man who came to his shop today was obviously not a rich man judging by his clothes.

Seeing that the man didn't say anything, I guessed that he had never used sausage casings and didn't know much about it.

He whispered, "Sheep casings are the most expensive, one hundred coins each.

The cheapest thing is fish maw. Although it’s cheap, it’s very troublesome. If you really want to use it, you won’t be interested after the preparations are done.

As he spoke, his cloudy eyes gleamed with shrewdness.

"For women, which one is the safest... and best?" Lin Chengfeng's tone became much weaker at the end.

Although he always expressed his love to his wife from time to time, he still felt a little embarrassed to discuss such private matters in front of outsiders.

"That must be sheep intestine casing. It's what the nobles in the capital use."

"Then give me ten." Lin Chengfeng handed over one or two taels of silver.

The shopkeeper was a little bit puzzled at first. This man looked like a scholar, and a poor one at that, but he actually bought the best.

The shopkeeper took the silver without a second glance, opened the wooden door behind him and walked in.

Then he took out the packed casing and handed it to him.

"Use each one once and throw it away after use. Do not reuse it. Otherwise, don't blame me if something goes wrong."

Lin Chengfeng stuffed the bag into his sleeve and went out in a hurry.

...

"Where have you been?"

Lin Chengfeng took the package from Shen Yunwan's hand, the red on the tip of his ear still not fading, "I went to a nearby store."

He lowered his eyes and said nothing more.

Shen Yunwan didn't doubt it and said, "Let's go buy something."

The two came to the stall and saw a vendor selling fish and some small shrimps.

Shen Yunwan rarely saw people selling shrimp, so she bought all the remaining shrimps from the vendor.

The most popular items sold in town are pork and eggs.

After buying some simple food, the two of them took a bullock cart back home.

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In the evening, after the two washed up.

Lin Chengfeng took Shen Yunwan's hand and hurried back to the bedroom.

After returning to the room, he pressed the woman against the door.

"to make……"

Before Shen Yunwan could finish her words, Lin Chengfeng interrupted her until their breathing completely blended.

"My wife." The low and hoarse voice was extremely seductive in the night.

He buried his head in Shen Yunwan's shoulder blade, biting it gently, and slowly moved closer to her ear. A low, magnetic voice sounded, "I bought sausage casings."

Shen Yunwan's ears felt itchy, and she looked up at him shyly.

Before Lin Chengfeng could take the next step, he heard a rapid knock on the door.

"Yun Wan, my aunt is sick!"

It’s Aunt Sun!

Shen Yunwan pushed the person away and quickly buttoned her chest.

"Auntie Sun must have something urgent to do. I'll go over and take a look."

"You go first, I'll come later." Lin Chengfeng was a little helpless. He also knew that if he came to find Yun Wan at this time, he must have encountered something very difficult.

"Auntie, what happened?"

Shen Yunwan opened the door and saw Aunt Sun looking flustered.

"Yun Wan, my aunt fell and has been unconscious for a day. I really can't help..."

Mrs. Sun was the aunt of Mrs. Sun. Her husband was accidentally hit by a rolling rock while doing labor service, and her child starved to death during a famine in her early years, leaving her alone.

The family also had a few acres of thin land. During the normal farming season, Aunt Sun would bring Daya and her sisters to help Grandma Sun with the farming.

Usually, I would make some delicious food at home and send it to Grandma Sun.

Now that she is getting older, Aunt Sun will go into the house every now and then to check on the old woman at night.

This morning, Mrs. Sun accidentally fell down. She thought it was nothing serious, but when she went to deliver food in the evening and found that Mrs. Sun was still sleeping, she felt something was wrong.

In her heart, she had long regarded her aunt as her own mother.

Mrs. Sun had long regarded the three sisters Daya as her own granddaughters.

Anything delicious would be left for them, sometimes a piece of malt candy, sometimes a bowl of white rice.

In this way, year after year passed, and Daya and her sisters grew up slowly.

"I'll go over and take a look." If the old man fell and fainted, it would be fatal.

"Yun Wan." Lin Chengfeng put a cloak on her.

It is already autumn now, and the nights are deep with heavy dew.

"Take this." Lin Chengfeng handed over the medicine box. "I'll be at home looking after the kids, so you can go without worry."

Shen Yunwan looked at the person in front of her, her lips moved slightly, and she left with Aunt Sun.

"Sister-in-law, you are here."

As soon as the two arrived, they saw Daya standing anxiously outside the yard, crying.

Inside the house, Erya and her sister were guarding Grandma Sun's bed.

Shen Yunwan didn't have much contact with Mrs. Sun, but every time Mrs. Sun quarreled with someone, Mrs. Sun would stand beside her with her crutches to support her.

Every time she came to Aunt Sun's house to give Daya the money for the herbal medicine, she would stand in front of the yard and look at her with a smile.

The oil lamp in the room emitted a flickering light.

Shen Yunwan sat on the edge of the bed, holding the old man's withered hand. The skin was so thin that she could see the blood flowing slowly underneath.

The oil lamp was exhausted and the breath was weak.

The woman looked up at the words above her head, "There is no cure."

Then she stood up, looked at Aunt Sun's family silently, sighed and shook her head.

"Yun Wan, is there no other way?" Aunt Sun felt hopeless.

Suddenly, sobbing sounds were heard in the room.

"I'll give her an acupuncture injection to see if she can regain consciousness."

Although there is nothing we can do to save the old man, if he could see Aunt Sun and others before he died, perhaps he would have fewer regrets.

A quarter of an hour later, the old man woke up.

The turbidity in his eyes became much clearer at this moment.

"Daya, you are all here."

They knelt beside the bed and held the old man's hands tightly.

The old man looked up at Shen Yunwan and thanked her sincerely, "Yunwan, please be my witness. Although this house and the few acres of land are not worth much, I want to leave them to Zhaodi's family."