Today's harvest was quite good; I made 270 yuan.

When Song Yan got off the bus, she saw Wei Aiguo waiting for her at the station. Song Yan wanted to pat her heart; thankfully, she had taken the cloth out before boarding. Song Yan handed the cloth to Wei Aiguo and went to the supply and marketing cooperative. Of course, she also took the opportunity to visit the black market.

Song Yan wandered around the black market and bought a few rabbits and chickens. There weren't many people at the black market in the afternoon, so Song Yan went straight to the supply and marketing cooperative. When she met Wei Aiguo next to the grain depot, she had a basket of eggs and another basket of other things.

Nowadays, no family is well-off. Although no one knows what's in Song Yan's basket, it looks heavy.

Cheng Yi's brother, Cheng Kuan, said, "Wei Aiguo is living a really wealthy life. They spent so much money on their child's medical treatment a while ago, and now they still have money to buy things."

This statement has a deeper meaning. How could someone who clearly borrowed money have money to buy things? Where did the money come from? Mao Xuebin said that Wei Aiguo borrowed 110 yuan from him and hadn't repaid it because there was no IOU. The people of Qingshan Brigade always thought Mao Xuebin was making things up, but…

“Wei Aiguo caught a rabbit and traded it for the eggs. The things in this basket were bought with money my mom sent me. If my mother-in-law hadn't injured her leg and needed nutrition, I wouldn't have traded so many eggs.” After Song Yan finished speaking, everyone looked at them with very clear expressions. Everyone trusted Wei Aiguo; it seemed their trust hadn't been misplaced. But looking at Cheng Kuan, there was a different meaning. What was he trying to sow discord about? Did he think his brother hadn't done anything wrong?