These days, Li didn't go home at all, using the excuse of helping Li Xinghe clean the house.

The two of them plant flowers and cook together here, and their life is so comfortable.

Chen Lichu looked at Li's rosy face and was happy for her from the bottom of her heart.

This woman who has been abused by her husband for most of her life has never smiled so brightly as she does today.

Chen Lichu walked to her side and sat down affectionately: "Uncle's house is really spacious, why don't you stay here for a while, I want to re-make the kang in your room for you."

"What? Isn't that kang good enough? Don't waste your money. I'm old now. It's fine as long as I can live in it. I'm not picky about that." Li quickly refused.

"Then I'll take apart all your bedding, wash it, and dry it in the sun while the sun is shining brightly these days." Chen Lichu said again.

This time, Mrs. Li understood and looked at her daughter-in-law with a smile. She liked her from the bottom of her heart.

My two daughters are married not too far away, so I only visit them once a year.

Chen Lichu is much more filial than her own daughter.

She should find some time to talk to her and Yunzhi about the house transfer.

This way, those wolf sons who were raised in vain would not always covet her house.

Li Xinghe opened the package and found clothes packed in plastic bags inside.

He opened the bag and took out a small floral skirt from it: "Li Chu, come and see if these suit your taste."

One piece stacked on top of another, forming a whole pile.

Chen Lichu was a little surprised: "So many clothes?"

Li Xinghe stuffed the skirt into her hands and said, "This is for you. Try it on to see if it fits."

Chen Lichu took the skirt and compared it to herself: "It fits. This skirt is really beautiful."

Watching Li Xinghe unpacking and checking the clothes, he picked out a few and stuffed them into Chen Lichu's hands: "These skirts are for the girls at home."

Chen Lichu counted four in total, and it seemed that the two ungrateful daughters-in-law also had some.

"These sets of men's clothing are for Yunzhi and the boys at home." Li Xinghe handed over a few more pieces.

Li looked at her hands which were stuffed full, and stood up and went back to the house to get a cloth bag.

"Thank you, uncle." Chen Lichu put the clothes into the cloth bag and hurriedly thanked Li Xinghe, "Did you ask your friend in Shanghai to help buy this?"

Li Xinghe smiled and said, "These are all clothes from my factory. I asked my employees to send them to you. Try them on first. If you like them, I'll ask them to send more."

Chen Lichu's pupils shrank slightly, and his face was full of surprise.

She didn't expect that Li Xinghe actually opened a garment factory in Shanghai?

Isn’t this money falling from the sky?

She is going to prepare the sack.

"These styles are very novel and better looking than those in department stores. If I could open a clothing store, wouldn't it be very profitable?" Chen Lichu looked at Li Xinghe with interest. "Uncle, how much are these clothes?"

Her only concern was that the prices were too high and people here couldn't afford them.

"If you want to open a clothing store, go for it boldly. My uncle supports you!"

"You don't have to worry about the price. We sell at factory prices, which means we don't have to go through several wholesalers!"

As Li Xinghe spoke, he took apart the clothes one by one and showed them to Chen Lichu.

"My clothes are selling very well in Shanghai. They are beautiful in style, good in quality, and most importantly, cheap."

"I left my hometown and went to work in a garment factory in Shanghai, where I stayed for more than 20 years."

"Later, I saved some money and started out on my own."

"It took me a few more years to run my garment factory successfully."

"Now that I've made enough money, I'll hand the factory over to my apprentice."

"I just want to spend the rest of my life with Xiuyun."

Li Xinghe said this and held Li's hand.

Li struggled to break free in panic.

Li Xinghe still held it tightly, with no intention of letting go.

"I want to tell you something from the heart today."

"You also know that Xiuyun was picked up by my parents."

"She and I are not related by blood."

"Originally, my parents also planned for us to get married."

"But who would have thought that year my dad was working in the fields and accidentally rolled down the mountain..."

Li Xinghe's voice was a little choked, he sighed deeply, and continued speaking.

"With my dad gone, it's hard for my mom to raise my brothers and sisters alone. Feeding them has become a problem."

"I remember that day Xiuyun and Mom went out together. When they came back, Mom was carrying 30 kilograms of food by herself."

"No matter how I asked, she wouldn't tell me Xiuyun's whereabouts."

"By the time I found Xiuyun, she was already married."

"I felt resentful and angry, so I packed my bags and went to Shanghai overnight."

"This walk lasted for more than forty years..."

"My uncle didn't marry or have children?" Chen Lichu asked the question in his heart.

Li Xinghe looked at Li, tears of happiness in his eyes: "It's not too late to get married now."

Mrs. Li, who was standing by, lowered her head and sobbed softly, her thin shoulders twitching.

Li Xinghe patted her hand gently to comfort her.

"It seems I have to hurry up and prepare a dowry for my mother." Chen Lichu joked with a smile.

Li burst into laughter, with a happy smile on her lips.

After leaving Li Xinghe's house, Chen Lichu had been thinking about arranging the wedding for Li.

She and Lu Dazhuang had not been divorced for long, and getting married so soon would inevitably lead to gossip from those narrow-minded people in the village.

Just because she doesn't care doesn't mean Li doesn't care either.

As soon as Chen Li got home, she told Lu Yunzhi about her thoughts.

The two of them looked through the almanac and chose an auspicious day, which was set for the 23rd of next month.

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