Siheyuan: Rebirth 52, intercepting Qin Huairu

Jia Haoyun and his colleagues took time out of their busy schedule to take lunch boxes to the hospital, but then left in a hurry because they had not prepared anything for grandma, and grandma was not able to eat at that time, so it would be better for her to drink some porridge.

Jia Haoyun planned to go home with Qin Huairu. After all, his fiancée was here, and it would be unreasonable not to meet his future mother-in-law properly.

Besides, Qin Huairu came in a hurry and didn’t bring many things with her.

Mr. Weiguo had to rush back to the unit in the afternoon, mainly because he not only needed to go back himself, but also had to take good care of the cow.

Jia Haoyun walked in front with high spirits, followed by the "young wife" who was a little hesitant in her movements. After all, she had not yet officially married into the family and was still feeling a little uneasy.

Their appearance immediately attracted the attention of the people around them. The news that Jia Haoyun had brought back a beautiful daughter-in-law spread like wildfire and soon spread throughout the compound.

Such outstanding beauty is really rare in this era!

Fortunately, most people are still at work at this moment, otherwise the scene would be even more spectacular.

Just in front of Jia Haoyun's door or window, there were many children and curious aunts gathered to watch.

Qiannan wrote in this way to present some vivid and interesting characters to the readers, and this is also what I hope.

An image like that of Senior Sister Bai is quite popular, which proves that the character creation is quite successful.

I didn’t write much about Qin Huairu before because the time was not right, but in the future there will be other characters that will be highlighted, not limited to female characters.

Although I have said a lot of seemingly "nonsense" here, the quality of the chapter content will never decrease, so please continue to support me.

Grandmother Jia was very enthusiastic about the girl who was about to become her daughter-in-law, and kept asking about her concerns.

After not seeing her for many years, the little girl has grown into an impressive young woman.

Grandmother Jia observed her body carefully, first looking at the front and then the back, and an expression of happiness appeared on her face - with such a figure, there would be absolutely no problem in giving birth to a son in the future, and the child would not have to worry about not having milk.

With this look from Lady Jia, the audience should understand what she meant.

The relationship between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is quite good.

After all, Qin Huairu often followed Lady Jia when she was a child and affectionately called her "Auntie". Although she has become a daughter-in-law now, they have long been familiar with each other.

Witnessing all this, Grandmother Jia couldn't help but feel deeply moved.

It seemed like only yesterday that the two families sat here and finalized the marriage contract, but in the blink of an eye...

As the two talked, they inevitably touched upon the pain in their hearts, and the twists and turns of fate made them burst into tears.

Jia Haoyun comforted them for a long time, which allowed the two to start talking about some pleasant topics again.

Seeing that the two were chatting enthusiastically, Jia Haoyun left with an excuse.

He thought that Qin Huairu had not prepared much, so he needed to buy some necessities.

He was going to ask Ma Yunpeng for help. Fortunately, before his last business trip, he and "Huang Shu" exchanged a lot of various bills.

Add in some of his own little things and the problem was basically solved.

The Chinese original describes a moving story involving brotherhood, the bonds of family, and personal sacrifice.

Here is a similar version of the original, but written in a different style:

In recent days, there has been a new member in the Ma family. The second son of the Ma family, now Ma Yunpeng, heard that his brother's wife was in trouble, and without saying a word, he bought all kinds of daily necessities, such as washbasin, towel, toothpaste, and toothbrush.

This matter was able to go smoothly thanks to their good friend Jia Hao. If it weren't for the food coupons he brought, they probably wouldn't have been able to accomplish anything.

Not only that, Jia Hao also bought a thermos. Although he failed to buy the electric stove he wanted, Ma Yunpeng lent it to him.

I didn’t forget to buy some canned food that is essential for those who are seriously ill. This patient discount is not fake - as long as I have canned food, I am almost “recovering”.

With great anticipation, Ma Yunpeng found out the location of the People's Hospital and planned to go there in his spare time. He must check on the old man's condition, especially as he was concerned about what his wife looked like.

Brother Jia Hao raised his head and tapped his friend's shoulder gently, and humorously promised that he would thank the old man well when he was back to health.

Ma Yunpeng also did not forget to take a break and prayed on the spot that he could call Yue Ni along.

Jia Hao was a little amused and said he would give it a try, then walked away.

After a long time, Ma Yunpeng was still laughing, as if this guy no longer hid his little thoughts.

On the other side, when Jia Hao returned home, he saw that his daughter-in-law and her mother were still chatting lively.

But time is not forgiving, and my distant relatives here have to rush back in the afternoon.

When we first entered the countryside, without a bicycle, even with a tractor, it was inevitable to travel at night.

I have to go back today, but I'm thinking of returning the tools at home to the production team.

Fortunately, I put enough hay on the old ox cart when I went out.

If this is not done, the cow will go hungry after working hard all day.

After some preparations, Jia Hao simply packed his luggage and took a set of weapons - the mysterious backpack he usually carried when traveling, as well as the items he bought today, and took Qin Huairu to the hospital again.

Seeing that the matter had been settled, the second uncle hurried back, and as a good brother, Jia Hao naturally wanted to see him off.

Seeing that the old cow in the cowshed had calmed down after eating, the second uncle felt relieved.

When he was about to leave, Jia Hao handed over the small basket he had carefully prepared.

This way, my uncle won’t be hungry during the long journey home.

After climbing over mountains and crossing rivers, the feeling of fatigue has not diminished.

Uncle Er took the basket and felt a warm feeling in his heart.

His daughter-in-law was seriously ill. If it weren't for the careful care of his nephew, his kindness in feeding the horse that night would not have been so overflowing.

Although Weiguo could never drive the ox cart faster than day and night, his affection was deep, like the sunset glow lingering on the western horizon.

The second uncle opened the basket and was pleasantly surprised to find it filled with white flour buns, six apples, and a bag of family-made peach kernel cakes.

It was clearly prepared for the children in the family, with a five-dollar bill and some coarse grain coupons sandwiched next to it.

Now, my previous confusion about life in the countryside has disappeared.

Clutched tightly in his arms was a worn-out lunch box.

The half pound of dumplings in there were cooked by Jia Hao after lunch and carefully preserved, always carrying the warm taste of home.

That afternoon, Weiguo was thinking about his return to the village. He couldn't bear to eat the whole lunch box of dumplings, so he left some for them, thinking that he could let the children enjoy a bite of delicacy as well. After all, the family hadn't had good food to enjoy their lives for a long time.

Jia Haoyun entered the hospital only after he confirmed that his second uncle had left.

At this moment, his grandmother also woke up from her sleep.

Jia Haoyun carefully took out the electric stove and began to cook millet porridge.

When the porridge was almost cooked, he used a spoon to gently mash the eggs that Qin Huairu had not dared to eat in the morning, poured them into the millet porridge, continued to cook for a while, and then let Qin Huairu's good grandmother (probably dear grandmother in the dialect) taste it.

Qin Huairu witnessed Jia Haoyun's busy figure, and a sense of security and warmth surged in her heart.

Jia Haoyun's understanding of filial piety is deeply rooted in his soul, and is not one of the ridiculous labels in modern society.

In his eyes, filial piety is the most basic virtue that everyone should possess, rather than a cheap behavior as some people say.

Watching Qin Huairu drinking some millet porridge, her complexion gradually became rosy.

The elderly's bodies appear fragile, and due to lack of adequate nutritional support for too long, problems begin to appear in various parts of the body.

After grandma rested, Jia Haoyun helped Qin Huairu sort out things.

In the small package were a few old clothes left by Jia Haoyun's mother in his previous life. With the change of seasons, there was a hint of coolness in the mornings and evenings in early autumn.

He once again emphasized that these clothes were treasures left to his future partner by an elder who was very important to him. Although they were second-hand, he hoped Qin Huairu would not despise them.

Qin Huairu naturally did not look down on them at all. These old clothes had new meaning in her eyes, and the beautiful colors added a touch of warmth.

Jia Haoyun carefully selected a set of old-fashioned clothes that are in line with this era, but are still fashionable even for modern times.

He took out some raw eggs, brown sugar and millet from his travel bag, and suggested that Qin Huairu could use these ingredients to prepare some meals for her grandmother.

Finally, Jia Haoyun handed the bonus he received in the morning as well as the fine grain coupons, coarse grain coupons and meat coupons, totaling 15 kilograms of grain and 2 kilograms of meat, to Qin Huairu, and told her not to be too frugal and to remember to supplement her nutrition every day.

He knew that he still had to work and was busy during the day, so he only had time to visit after get off work in the evening.

When her second uncle arrives, Qin Huairu can go to his house to rest at night.

Listening to Jia Haoyun's endless concerns, Qin Huairu felt a stronger sense of peace in her heart, and she was also moved by his considerate behavior.

Jia Haoyun's series of good deeds made Qin Huairu seem to see every bit of kindness in him.

Hardworking and careful, he took every detail into consideration, which was not something an ordinary sixteen-year-old boy could do. He was more like a brother who took care of her meticulously.

For two consecutive days, Jia Haoyun worked diligently at the company during the day and rushed here to help take care of his grandmother after get off work.

In the past two days, Jia Mu, Master and Apprentice Wang Jianqiang, and Ma Yunpeng all came to visit grandma.

With their help, and with the passage of time, grandma's health gradually improved. She was able to sit up and gradually eat some easily digestible food, such as steamed buns.

Jia Haoyun also specially stewed a pot of chicken soup and brought it over in a thermos bucket, hoping to provide more nutrition for his grandmother.

Second uncle also arrived today, so Qin Huairu had more time to rest, but she still felt a little nervous about having to spend the night at Jia Haoyun's house.

Qiannan

Today is a special day because Jia Haoyun received his salary today.

Although he has little experience in the company, his salary is not small.

Don't forget, he was rated as a second-level worker, and his salary was even higher than that of his senior sister, and he could get a full twenty-seven yuan and fifty cents per month.