Farmer's eldest sister becomes rich

As luck would have it, I happened to run into Zhou limping towards me from the direction of the woodshed.

When the two mothers-in-law met, they smiled at each other awkwardly but politely, and their expressions changed immediately before they could even move away.

It turned out that grandpa Jiang Wuwen had asked An Yue to go to the town to buy a lock.

The town is not far from An’s home, only two kilometers round trip.

After much thought, Jiang Wuwen realized that his eldest daughter Jiang Pan'er and son-in-law were dead, which was an indisputable fact.

Even if the facts are not as good as one wishes, one still has to look forward, and those who are alive have to try their best to live.

He can't just think about seeking justice for his dead daughter and ignore the future of his young grandchildren!!

Rather than having a big fight with An Chengde and the entire An family, the worst that could happen is a breakup. But what good would that do for the two children?

It would be better to fight for something tangible for the two children.

After all, the two children have the surname An, and they will inevitably live in the same yard in the future. Having real property in hand is the long-term solution.

Although the old couple of the An family and their eldest son An Tiancai were not easy to deal with, he had to admit that An Tianshun, the eldest son-in-law, was really good to their Jiang family.

What needs to be taken has been taken, what needs to be moved has been moved, and everything has been handled properly.

Jiang Wuwen led An Nian, Anyue, and other members of the Jiang family to return to the Jiang family.

But then he changed his mind and thought that they would inevitably meet again in the future, and today's scene made the An family feel really embarrassed.

Then he turned to An Chengde and said, "I apologize for offending you today! I hope you can forgive me, brother An! Goodbye!"

At this moment, the expression on An Chengde's face was very twisted, as if he was smiling but not smiling, as if he was crying but not crying, and as if he was having cramps. In short, it didn't look good.

The group of people quickly returned to Pingxiang Village.

My parents are no longer around, and I have no choice but to depend on my younger brother. Now that I have the house and the land, everything is going in the right direction.

An Yue could finally breathe a sigh of relief.

As soon as I arrived at Jiang's house, my aunt Wei came out to greet me in the yard.

Surprised: "This is...?"

Aunt Wei was obviously surprised to see An Nian and An Yue following them back.

Although the brother and sister are still young, after experiencing these changes, they have also learned to read people's faces.

Jiang Wuwen said loudly: "From now on, the two children will live with us."

Hearing the master of the house say this, Wei's face suddenly changed. She didn't dare to say anything else and could only lower her head.

An Yue vaguely felt that the days of living under someone else's roof might not be easy in the future.

I am too young now. Even if I have a lot of skills, I have no place to use them. I'd better endure and hide my shortcomings for now.

In a blink of an eye, the brother and sister came to Jiang's house for several days.

The brother and sister get up early every day. An Yue sweeps the yard while An Nian sets the table.

After sweeping the yard, An Yue is very observant and will help her grandparents do some things within her ability.

But An Nian is only six years old. Boys of his age are at the age when they are lively and active.

But now? He has to restrain his nature every day and do many things in a proper manner. He doesn't look like a six-year-old boy at all. An Yue sees this and feels both relieved and distressed.

Of course, my grandfather Jiang Wuwen and my grandmother Zheng were very kind to them and loved them very much.

The old couple felt that their two children were too young and usually did not let them do any work.

But An Yue felt that her grandfather's family was not a wealthy family. They were just ordinary farmers who made a living by farming.

In addition, their grandparents are visibly getting old, and they cannot protect them for the rest of their lives.

October is coming to an end and we are about to enter the winter month with the temperature getting colder.

On this day, An Yue and An Nian got up early as usual, and An Yue and her brother An Nian cleaned the yard together.

Aunt Wei came out of the kitchen carrying a basin, looked at the siblings in the yard, and said sarcastically: "I cook every day, and these two mouths have nothing to do but eat!"

The brother and sister stood in the yard holding brooms without saying a word, just staring at Wei.

"Hmph! They are just two stray dogs!" Wei said with a blank look in her eyes, then she poured a basin of dirty water into the yard and turned into the kitchen.

After a while, after the family of six finished their breakfast, my aunt Wei stayed at home, responsible for washing dishes, doing clothes and feeding the livestock.

My uncle Jiang Chenghai was young and strong. People often came to him to work when the village was building houses or something. He could earn dozens of cents a day.

The brother and sister begged their grandparents to take them to work in the fields.

An Yue thought that instead of being looked down upon at home, it would be better to work in the fields.

One is to learn farm work from my grandparents. Even if I really have to return to An's home one day, at least I can adapt to the working life in advance.

The second is that I can help my grandparents share some farm work. In short, it's just a little bit tiring, but if I don't want to be bothered by others, I have to be diligent wherever I go.

My grandfather didn't think much about it and agreed to their request.

Every year and every month, everyone carried a basket and followed their grandparents to the fields to dig sweet potatoes.

The four generations of grandparents and grandchildren soon arrived at the field.

The sweet potato leaves in the field looked wilted, as if they had been roasted by fire.

When the weather gets cold, sweet potatoes no longer grow. It is time to dig them up. If they stay in the ground for too long, their taste will deteriorate.

As the saying goes, the cold winter months and the cold twelfth lunar month will cause rabbits in the forest to hide quickly. If the weather is bad and it rains for more than ten days in a row, the sweet potatoes will rot in the fields.

My grandfather Jiang Wuwen squatted down, picked up a sickle and started cutting the sweet potato vines. He placed them in the designated location after cutting. After all the vines were cut, he tied them up with bamboo strips and carried them home. He relied on these sweet potato vines to feed the livestock in the winter.

An Yue also picked up the sickle and imitated her grandfather's work. However, this sickle was not like the modern sickles, and it was not easy to hold, and she almost cut her hand.

It took An Yue a while to adapt. After she mastered the knife-using skills, she worked faster.

Although An Nian is young, he is quite smart. Unexpectedly, he learned it very quickly.

After An Nian learned it, the little boy became naughty and insisted on competing with his sister to see who could do it faster and better.

The brother and sister competed in working, and before they knew it, they had cut most of the sweet potato vines.

After all, the competition is more about speed, so the work is somewhat rough, but it's okay as it doesn't affect my ability to dig sweet potatoes with a hoe.

The grandmother was afraid that the siblings would accidentally cut their hands while playing, so she said worriedly, "You two little adults, please be careful and don't hurt your hands!"

My grandfather, who had been concentrating on his work, suddenly looked up and saw that there were only a few sweet potato vines left in the field. He couldn't help but smile. This was one of the few smiles my grandfather had on his face since he came back from the An family.