Crossing the Unknown Country

Chapter 389 Grandma Su He entertains her daughter

Grandpa Su He took out all the snacks and asked the children sitting on the kang and in the room to eat them quickly. The children were very happy because they couldn't eat such delicious snacks at home.

But they were still a little unfamiliar with it, and were too shy to reach out to take it. When Grandpa Su He saw this, he simply gave each of them a few pieces so that they wouldn't be afraid to take it. The children then happily ate it, because who doesn't like snacks, and they are so delicious.

Aunt Su He followed her mother to the kitchen, and while she was lighting the fire, she asked about the situation at her mother's home. She was also very concerned about her mother's family, and after not seeing them for so many years, how could she not worry?

After she learned about the situation of her mother's family and her sister's family, she felt deeply moved. They had all lived a hard life before, but now her mother's family has made money thanks to her sister.

This can be seen from the look at the house. In addition to reinforcing and renovating the old house, several new houses were built. Otherwise, they might not have enough room to live in this time, and even if they could, they would have to live in a cramped space.

Her family was doing well, and she was not too worried about bringing her family here to seek refuge. There was nothing to hide from her parents, so she hardened her heart and whispered to her mother about the situation at home, the events that had taken place, and the results.

His mother was so angry that she kept cursing the beast and felt sorry for her granddaughter's bad luck to encounter such a thing. She also lamented the unfairness of the world and why it was so difficult to be a good person.

Her mother then said, "Don't worry. Send a message tomorrow to ask your sister and brother to come back together. You haven't seen each other for a long time. As long as the family is together, everything can be discussed."

The mother and daughter were talking in private in the kitchen. Others in the room also began to talk about the purpose of their visit, and the topic was brought up by Su He's uncle. He knew that he would have to tell them sooner or later, so it was better to tell them earlier so that the old man could give them some advice.

Their parents are gone, and they have been the ones in charge of the family for the past few years, but they still have no idea what to do when something happens.

Now that I'm back here, I know what's going on at home. My father-in-law and mother-in-law run the family very well, and my eldest brother and his family enjoy a good life together. I heard that my family went to live in my younger sister's farm.

It really fits the old saying that having an old person at home is like having a treasure. They can give you advice and calm your mind at home. When their family came here, they felt at ease and not panicked.

Now there are only the old couple at home, and the house is empty. They live in several rooms separately. The eldest son's family has one room, the second son's family has one room, the couple has one room, and the remaining girls have one room. In this way, the house is almost full.

The old lady cooked with her daughter, thick rice porridge, fried a large pot of eggs, stewed a large pot of chicken soup with some old pancakes in it, fried a plate of bean sprouts and vegetables from home, and finally added a large plate of homemade preserved eggs.

When the food was served, there were too many people to sit at one table, so we finally gave the children a table so that they could all sit down and eat properly. Otherwise, they would be crowded and not be able to eat well.

Grandma Su He divided the dishes into two portions and said to the children with a smile: "Everyone can eat as much as you want. Grandma's family has no shortage of eggs and chicken. Life is good at grandma's family now, so there is no need to save for us."

The children were so happy to hear this that they thanked their grandmothers one by one and then wolfed down their food like little tigers. They were already hungry, and when they saw the eggs and meat, and their grandmother asked them to eat more, why should they be polite?

At home, we can only eat these during the Chinese New Year, and rarely eat them at other times. Even during the Chinese New Year, we can't let them eat as much as they want, and the children are not polite.

Seeing that the small bowl of eggs was gone, Su He's grandmother asked Su He's aunt to fry another bowl for the children. Su He's aunt said, "That's enough, mother. These children are still not satisfied. There is still a long way to go!"

Grandma Su He glanced at her daughter and said, "It's okay if the children are not allowed to eat a full meal at their first meal when they come to grandma's house. If you don't cook, I will."

Aunt Su He couldn't let her mother work anymore, so she went to the kitchen and fried another small bowl of eggs. She also knew that her mother's family had no shortage of eggs, and they were all stored in a jar in the kitchen.

Su He's grandmother usually raises a lot of chickens, and from time to time they collect eggs from the village. They make preserved eggs at home, and they can sell them all no matter how many there are. Su He has already said that as long as they are made and sent over, someone will want them.

The family was used to eating eggs, and they would always have eggs in their meals. The eggs were just placed in the kitchen, and they would just take them when they needed them.

When Aunt Su He saw the jar of eggs, she was shocked. How many eggs were there? Usually, my family would collect enough eggs to fill a basket and sell them at the market for money.