Splendid Twins

Si Yao walked over to help Liu Niang up, reached out to help her tidy up her hair, and turned to look at Wang:

"What's the point of always staring at others? Don't you have your own life to live? Spend more time on your son and your husband!"

Then he looked at the cursing Si Pozi with a sullen face:

"If you hit my mother again, I will hit Si Yao, and I will hit him harder than you!"

Mrs. Si looked timid. This little bitch could kill a wild boar, but if she hurt her grandson...

Turning around and scolding Wang:

"You are a dead man, why don't you come and help me, you rotten-hearted bitch!"

Wang wanted to ask what Si Yao meant by what she said just now, but she got angry when she heard her mother-in-law scolding her. She was the one who washed the dirty clothes that the old man took off when he was lying on the bed. Zhang only had to cook a meal and then take a break, but she still had to clean the yard. It was just because her son didn't pass the exam that the old woman was angry, so she tortured herself in various ways!

"Are you deaf? Sooner or later, my son will divorce you, a bitch. You are lazy and can't teach children well. My grandson didn't win the exam because of you, a bitch!"

There were villagers watching the fun around, and after hearing what Mrs. Si said, they all looked curious, and some even asked in a low voice:

"Wang, your husband and son are in town, why don't you go?"

"Look at your sister-in-law. This morning I saw the third brother leading her out of the village and back to her parents' home."

Mrs. Si got even angrier when she heard this. Because the third son wanted to learn his father-in-law's cooking skills, Zhang had to go back to her parents' home every few days. She had a backache from cooking a meal, and her hands were cold from washing vegetables...

She was unlucky to marry daughters-in-law who were all sneaky and cunning bitches!

Si Yao helped Liu Niang back home, and Wang Dahu tactfully went to the kitchen to boil some hot water and brought it over.

Si Yao helped Liu Niang change her clothes and wiped her face with a wet towel. Seeing that her daughter didn't say anything, Liu Niang spoke weakly:

"Yaoyao, are you angry?"

"No."

Liu Niang sighed:

"You two brothers can't always spend your money. You built the house. Your father and I can only do manual labor. If mom doesn't struggle to earn some money, I won't be able to live with it. How can a mother eat her own daughter..."

Si Yao stopped the handkerchief in her hand, looked at Liu Niang for a while, and said softly:

"We are a family, aren't we? I'm not mad at you, I just feel bad."

"It's nothing. When country folks fight, it's just you hitting me and me slapping you. Besides, I hit you back hard. In the past, Mom wouldn't dare to speak loudly."

Si Yao held Liu Niang's hand and comforted her:

"Don't worry about the money. We still have some meat at home. You can make sausages out of it. I'll set up a stall in town in a couple of days."

"Is this okay?"

Liu Niang looked hesitant. It was the first time she was learning how to stuff sausages, and she was afraid that her daughter was just trying to comfort herself.

"I'll fry a plate for Wang Dahu to try later."

"That's fine too. I'll go fry it now."

Si Yao felt a little melancholy as she watched her mother hurriedly go out to pick the sausages hanging under the eaves.

When her space is upgraded, it will automatically exchange for silver and money belonging to this dynasty. Currently, there are several million taels of silver notes stored in it. Even if she just eats and waits for death, it will be enough to last her for two lifetimes!

Zhou Yao donated all the gold and silver in her warehouse to the Fahua Temple, and begged the abbot of the Buddhist temple to burn incense, bathe, and recite the Rebirth Mantra in front of the tablet every nine days. She hoped that Zhou Yao would have no worries about food and clothing in her next life, and would be loved by her parents.

The ones who suffered the most in this child exchange conspiracy were Zhou Yao and Si Wan. Zhou Yao used her life to repay the kindness of the Duke of Zhenguo's Mansion for raising her, hoping that Si Wan would be loved by her biological parents when she returned to them, making up for the years of poverty and hardship she had suffered.

She stayed here because the space reminded her to stay, and she also found that the feng shui here made it easier to gather spiritual energy, otherwise, this soul from another world would have hidden in the mountains long ago.

She could live a life of luxury without making any money, but this is not the case for Liu Niang, a native of Si. As her relationship with Si Laoer's family deepens, she eventually has to earn some visible money to show that she is an ordinary person!

Wang Dahu chopped all the firewood that Si Laoer brought back and stacked them neatly in rows. Liu Niang steamed a pot of white rice and fried two vegetarian dishes. She steamed some sausages and the whole yard was filled with the aroma of oil. Wang Dahu instantly felt hungry.

"Huzi, wash your hands and eat. How about trying some sausage?"

"Okay, auntie."

There was a plate of fragrant sausages on the dining table. The steamed sausages were an attractive reddish-brown color, with a shiny surface and plump meat, making people want to taste it right away.

Liu Niang reached out and picked up a piece of food for Wang Dahu with chopsticks. She asked nervously, "How does it taste?"

Wang Dahu chewed it and tasted the unique flavor of the sausage:

"Smells! It smells so good!"

Si Yao smiled and looked at Liu Niang: "Mom, what do you think?"

Liu Niang was nervous and excited. She wiped her hands and thought for a while:

"Huzi, what do you think if my aunt sells sausages?"

"Okay, it's also a good side dish. If you don't mind, we can work together. You'll be responsible for making sausages at home, and I'll be responsible for providing the meat and selling it. We'll split the profits 50-50."

"This, this won't work. I'll just try my best. What if no one eats it..."

"Auntie, don't underestimate yourself. Everyone makes different dishes and the taste will be different. The sausages you make are fresh and juicy, with a chewy skin and tender meat inside. They are unforgettable. I guarantee they will be a big hit."

Liu Niang was overjoyed by Wang Dahu's praise. Si Yao could see that she was very happy and asked, "Will you let me spend the money you earn when the time comes?"

"Flowers, buy new clothes and a flowery hairband for my daughter."

Liu Niang didn't even eat and went outside to clean up and make sausages. She exuded an unprecedented confidence and smile. Si Yao looked at Wang Dahu with a teasing look:

"You've made progress. You can do business now."

Wang Dahu also became thick-skinned and said while eating:

"Now that I have recovered my internal strength, it is a good time to go hunting and earn some money to support Xiaoyu's studies. In addition, there is less work outside in winter, and those brats are just sitting around at home making noise."

"Little Tiger and Little Stone are at home now?"

"That's right, I can barely afford to feed these two half-grown boys!"

Si Yao chuckled: "Let them sell sausages?"

"I gave them a few and sold them from street to street. The two brothers didn't refuse to work. They kept pestering me to teach them martial arts."

"Teach them a few tricks so they can protect themselves outside."

Wang Dahu put down his chopsticks and looked at Si Yao, his eyes more serious than ever before:

"You can take your time with other things, but you can't practice martial arts without giving up. It will kill you!"

Si Yao stopped smiling when she heard that. Wang Dahu was right. If she went out to show off after learning only half of the skills, she would be beaten to death if she met a master!

After the meal, the two of them cleaned up the table and helped Liu Niang stuff the sausages. Liu Niang used flour to clean the casings, then washed them again with salt and finally soaked them in clean water for later use. Si Yao picked up a knife and cut the meat into small pieces of even size. Wang Dahu was weighing the spare seasonings on the side. The three of them were busy in the yard, occasionally telling jokes to amuse themselves.