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In addition, Wu Younian knew very well that his mother often secretly helped her parents' family. Under such circumstances, how could he not be angry?

"You spendthrift woman, did you really give all the money to your brothers from your mother's family?"

Wu Younian's voice was full of accusations and dissatisfaction.

The story of the 100th chapter quietly begins in this tense and explosive atmosphere - "debating with a group of scholars, and not inferior to them."

Mother Wu was shocked when she heard the words. Her emotions had been up and down like a roller coaster in a day. At this moment, she was scolded so harshly that her heart seemed unable to bear it and she felt like she was about to get sick.

Although she felt she was in the wrong, she did not immediately refute Wu Younian, but suddenly locked her eyes on Ran He.

She handled this matter so secretly. After all, she was in charge of the income and expenditure of the family's property. Outsiders had no way of knowing that she was supporting her family. How could Ran He know so clearly? This series of questions surged into her mind like a tide, making it difficult for her to cope with it for a while.

"During this period, my family did encounter some difficulties. My eldest brother had no other options, so he came to me for help. I lent him the money, and he promised to pay it back, so I didn't discuss it with anyone."

There was helplessness and bitterness in Wu's mother's voice as she tried to resolve this sudden crisis with the most sincere explanation.

Mother Wu's voice gradually became low, and in the end it was almost inaudible, like a mosquito fluttering in the breeze on a summer night. Even she herself couldn't help feeling a little uncertain. The words sounded a bit reluctant. Time had passed, and if it was really a loan, why was there no sign of repayment? This reason seemed too far-fetched.

When Wu Younian heard this, anger instantly surged in his heart, the blue veins on his forehead were faintly visible, and his blood pressure seemed to be about to break through the limit.

Wu Ming and Wu Yue, who were standing by, also had obvious displeasure on their faces, and their eyes revealed the insistence on family bloodline - although he was an uncle, he was ultimately a person of an outsider, so how could he easily use the wealth that the Gu family had worked so hard to accumulate?

"No matter whether it's a loan or a gift, you must get the money back immediately, otherwise, don't set foot in this house again!"

Wu Younian poured out all his anger on his mother, as if she was the outlet for his emotions and was the innocent one to bear all the dissatisfaction and accusations.

The Gu family members then dispersed like a gust of wind, and as they left, they did not forget to glare at Ran He fiercely, their eyes were full of unwillingness and provocation, but other than this powerless glare, they were helpless against Ran He.

Ran He simply responded with a faint smile, enjoying the subtle feeling that made people feel irritated but unable to vent.

The village chief hesitated to speak, as if he wanted to trace her regretful intention before the bet. However, before he could open his mouth, the door in Ran He's hand "banged"

The two closed their eyes with a loud bang, and the action was unmistakable, refusing any further conversation or exploration.

The frustrated village chief was holding a grudge in his chest. He had just been cheering for the Gu family to create trouble for Ran He. Even if he had a thousand words in his heart, he could only swallow them back.

"Wow, you are amazing. I was worried that you would suffer a loss, but I didn't expect you to be so eloquent!"

There was a gleam of admiration in Zhu Cuihua's eyes. She was straightforward and did not like beating around the bush, so she was full of admiration for the witty and eloquent Ran He.

Ran He estimated that the children would soon be home from school for dinner, and the scene of the rabbits in the space giving birth to litters after litters with amazing fertility emerged in his mind, so he decided to cook a dish of chopped pepper rabbit with a unique flavor tonight.

"I should prepare dinner now. Why don't you stay and eat with me? It's also a way of thanking you for helping me out just now."

Zhu Cuihua shook her head without hesitation to decline. She didn't want to take advantage of him for nothing. Moreover, she felt that she wasn't of much help and was too embarrassed to stay with a smug look on her face.

Ran He has a good impression of Zhu Cuihua. After all, she is her first friend in Xiaohe, and it would be great to have more interactions with her.

"I'm going to make some rabbit meat. Are you sure you don't want some?"

Ran He's tone was full of temptation. Zhu Cuihua still had a fond memory of her cooking skills after tasting them last time.

Faced with this double temptation, Zhu Cuihua finally succumbed. It was not because her will was not strong enough, but because Ran He's craftsmanship was too fascinating and her charm was hard to resist.

"Well, if there's anything I can help you with, just let me know."

There were some chores in the kitchen, so Ran He asked Zhu Cuihua to wash the ingredients by the clear river not far away, which was both convenient and refreshing.

She stepped into the mysterious space and captured two fat rabbits.

These rabbits were originally captured from the mountains and forests. After being released into the space, they grew and multiplied naturally. In a short period of time, their numbers increased to hundreds, becoming an indispensable source of food for the family.

She deftly took out two soft, boneless, furry little rabbits from the magical space. Their eyes were like the first morning dew, clear and curious.

These little lives are surprises carefully prepared for children, intending to add a touch of warm playful time to their childhood.

And the trivial but important cleaning work, such as cleaning up rabbit feces, naturally fell on the shoulders of the well-behaved and sensible Mengmeng.

In addition, all maintenance matters in the space, from irrigating the lush fruit trees to nourishing the fertile black soil, are all managed in an orderly manner by this diligent and responsible little housekeeper.

Stepping into the magical space, Ran He visited the space mall. With a tap of his finger, the various spices in his mind appeared on the stove like magic after a slight deduction of points.

There were sufficient reserves of meat and the fruit trees were still waiting to bloom and bear fruit. She was thoughtful and considered the children's innocent smiles and occasional gluttony, so she exchanged for several kilograms of sweet White Rabbit milk candy and various exquisite crispy candies at the space redemption machine, which were enough to immerse their taste buds in a sea of ​​sweetness.

When inspecting the bamboo house, Ran He found that the house was unusually empty. Not only because the vast space outside was enough to accommodate more items, but also because the focus of the house had shifted from the sundries to the stack of precious medical books.

Recalling the first time he opened these old books, the profound medical knowledge in the books was like the vast ocean of stars, which made Ran He amazed and awed.

Although she was unable to study them systematically and in depth, she still carefully organized them, hoping that at some point in the future, she would be able to immerse herself in this ocean of knowledge again and savor every drop of wisdom.

It was this thought that drove her to look through medical books again, trying to find a solution to the weak physical condition of Director Xu in the town. His physical condition was like a dried-up river, which urgently needed nourishment but was difficult to recover through conventional means.

Unfortunately, even though she checked again and again, the key answer never appeared, which made her sigh that things in the world are not always as expected.

Ran He sighed softly, placed the heavy book gently aside, and was about to turn around and leave when a piece of paper that was accidentally left at her feet caught her attention.