The Princess of Northern Land

"All those lands belong to Ziyin?" Some people don't believe it. Which family is not headed by a man? No matter how talented Lin Ziyin is, the fact that she is a girl cannot change. Besides, Lin Ziyin is not married yet, so aren't her things the property of the Lin family? ?

"Of course it's all Ziyin's. The prince has spoken. Only Prince Ling's Mansion and his sister can cultivate the wasteland in Heihe," Lin Changshu said.

"Isn't Suyou's business also owned by Ziyin?" Someone asked in surprise.

"Yes, it belongs to Ziyin too." Lin Changshu replied without hesitation. All the family business has been settled. The soy products belong to him, Zige and Changting. Everything else belongs to Ziyin. There is nothing to hide. things.

The villagers opened their eyes in surprise, "Then you are working for Ziyin for nothing?"

"The tofu shop belongs to my eldest sister, my younger brother and me." Lin Changshu was a little impatient.

Wu Dayou didn't like talkative people even more, but because he was from a village, he couldn't say much. He kept a straight face along the way and didn't give the people in the car a good look at all.

The villagers were also discerning people. Seeing their displeasure, they immediately stopped asking. But there are also some people who are unwilling to give up, "Chang Shu, for the sake of the village, can you help us ask if Kan Ziyin wants to find a tenant?"

"Okay, I'll go back and ask." Lin Changshu did not refuse this time.

After hearing this, the villagers stopped talking with satisfaction and turned to talk about other things in the village.

"Brothers and sisters, our family is also rich, don't dislike this thing." Mrs. Yan looked at Mr. Bao who came to the door, with a smile on her face, but deep disgust in her eyes.

"Sister-in-law, how can such a small amount of things be enough?" Ms. Bao is not stupid. She knows that Mr. Yan is a white-eyed wolf, and she is usually very picky. She comes to the door to get things. She is undoubtedly digging into Mr. Yan's heart. . But what if he doesn't come to the door? Since Ma Erlang fled, there has been no news at all. She was the only woman left in the family, with two children, Big Dog and Two Dogs. She was busy from morning to night every day, with half of the beans still standing in the ground. She was exhausted from the work. During the festival, she had no Use the extra copper coins to buy meat and snacks.

She heard about it in the morning and her uncle's family bought a lot of meat. She thought about how she could get some back to give herself and her children a toothpaste. In any case, Erlang went to the Lin family to cause trouble, partly to vent his anger on his boss. Meat, she deserves it!

"Sister-in-law, it's time for the child to grow up. I am incapable of my younger siblings. Men are not living up to their expectations. I am so busy..." Thinking of this, Mrs. Bao looked at the two ounces of meat and four eggs in the basket and couldn't help but burst into tears. stand up.

When Mrs. Yan heard her cry, her expression changed. It was very unlucky for Mrs. Bao to come to her house to cry during the holidays. The second brother’s family clearly came here to fight the autumn breeze, so shameless!

"Give some more meat to the second son's family and bring me another pound." Ma Dalang had just returned from the city. Before he entered the house, he heard Mr. Bao crying in the yard of his house, and his face suddenly turned ugly.

He has always been a man who cares about face. Although Ma Erlang failed to live up to expectations, he could not be criticized for his backbone. Moreover, in Ma Dalang's view, his son Ma Zhicai was going to be an official in the future. If his reputation was ruined, he would not have any dignity in the future.

"Sister-in-law, my second brother is not at home. You are working hard all alone. It is a big holiday and the children are still waiting at home. You should also take some of these snacks back." As he said this, he took out two packs of snacks.

When Mrs. Bao saw that there were two big bags of snacks and one more pound of meat, she immediately stopped crying and said, "Thank you, uncle. If it weren't for the fact that there was nothing we could do at home, I wouldn't come here to trouble my elder brother and sister-in-law."