Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

Su Qing also sighed and thought, forget it, there is nothing else to do except to try harder tomorrow.

Ye Wenhui and Su Qing also did what they said. The next day, when Ye Ke and Lin Shuwan came back from get out of class at noon, they really didn't see them.

As soon as the get out of class was over, the two of them went back to their respective homes to look for their respective mothers, but unfortunately, they couldn't find her from downstairs to upstairs.

Finally, they looked at each other in bewilderment in the garden.

At this time, Zhang Ma called the two of them into the house for dinner. When they asked Zhang Ma about it, she looked at the two people who were abandoned by their own mother and replied slowly, "She said she was going to the beauty salon for a full body beautician. She won't be back for lunch, and will go shopping in the afternoon. She may not be back in the evening."

Ye Ke and Lin Shuwan looked at each other and sighed in sympathy.

Neither of them is particularly dependent on their mother or requires their mother to be with them, but... they still feel a little resentful after being ruthlessly abandoned.

After finishing their meal, the two little bitter melons went back to take a nap. When it was time for the afternoon classes, they went to school together.

Ye Ke only had one class in the afternoon, and Lin Shuwan had two, so Ye Ke came back early in the afternoon.

Not surprisingly, Ye Wenhui did not come back at all.

She didn't believe it and went to ask Zhang Ma again, and got the same answer as at noon.

Ye Ke returned to the villa dejectedly. In such a boring state, she rarely felt interested in studying.

I studied attentively for a while, but until Lin Shuwan came back from get out of class, the two mothers had not returned yet.

Just as the two were being called by Aunt Zhang to have dinner, Ye Wenhui and Su Qing came back carrying a bunch of shopping bags.

Ye Ke opened his mouth in surprise, thinking that Lin Shuwan's mother was really amazing, as she could actually persuade Ye Wenhui to go on a shopping spree.

Although Ye Wenhui's lifestyle has changed and she is not as frugal as before, she still pays attention to cost-effectiveness.

She will buy something that looks good, but the price is often beyond her expectations. Although Ye Wenhui is tempted, she will still hesitate and struggle for a while. Maybe she will buy it again after thinking it through, but she rarely makes a decisive decision at that time.

So every time Ye Wenhui went out shopping, although she would get some things, she would never have both hands full like she does now.

Ye Ke immediately put down his bowl and chopsticks and trotted over to Ye Wenhui to ask, "Have you eaten yet? Aunt Zhang just finished cooking."

Today's dinner was a little later than usual because Ye Ke and Lin Shuwan thought their mothers might be back, so they asked Zhang Ma to cook a little later so they could eat together. Sure enough, they came back at dinner time.

Ye Wenhui shook her head and said, "We've already eaten."

Belatedly feeling guilty, Ye Wenhui offered words of remedy, "This is what we packed back. Would you like to try it?"

Ye Wenhui was holding a box of honey-glazed plums and shook it towards Ye Ke.

Ye Wenhui and Su Qing were so engrossed in their shopping today that it was not until they were about to go back home after dinner that they remembered they had two daughters at home.

Their eyes met and they both looked at the untouched honey-glazed plum meat on the table.

Sometimes people are so tired that they have no appetite. Ye Wenhui and her friend were in this state at the moment. They ordered a table full of dishes, but ended up eating less than two-thirds of them. When they were served the last dish of honey-glazed plum meat, they didn't even have the desire to pick up their chopsticks.

Just then, the little bit of maternal love left made the two remember their daughter whom they had forgotten for the entire day.

So Su Qing decisively waved to the waiter to come and pack up.