"Sister Lai, you don't need to be so polite with me. Don't worry about the firewood, I'll get it for you when I get back." As the two were talking, Tang Jianye was already taking things out of the car: 50 jin each of rice, wheat flour, corn flour, and sorghum flour.

The thick cotton quilts, each weighing over ten pounds, were carried out by Tang Jianye; he brought out six of them. He also took a bundle of thick cotton-padded clothes. There were also pots, pans, and other utensils—truly everything imaginable.

Lai Xiang stared with her mouth open the whole time, unable to close it. Tang Yue thought for a moment, then went to the trunk and took out two large baskets filled with cabbages, potatoes, and radishes. Each one looked fresh and crisp, as if it had just been dug out of the ground.

Tang Jianye glanced at it but didn't say anything. He clearly remembered that he had already taken everything out of the trunk, but he didn't say what he shouldn't say.

Lai Xiang took a basket from Tang Yue's hand, and almost fell to the ground along with it. She couldn't help but be secretly surprised; little Yueyue was incredibly strong.

Afterwards, Tang Yue took out a lot of snacks and other food from the trunk, and even some cigarettes and alcohol.

However, all of them had their packaging removed, since very few of the items in her space were from China; they were mostly brought back from shopping malls and supermarkets in Japan.

After thinking for a moment, Tang Yue took out a lot of medicine. Lai Xiang kept watching, trying to stop her but to no avail, as Tang Yue didn't even glance at her.

Lai Xiang could only stand aside, wondering how much this car could hold. Tang Jianye, standing to the side, was completely dumbfounded. Xiao Yueyue wasn't trying to hide anything from him at all, but he was panicking. What should he do?

Now that she's in China, Xiaoyueyue shouldn't kill someone to cover it up, right?

Tang Yue finally felt it was about time. Just then, she heard Lai Xiang's stomach growling. Tang Yue smiled; they really hadn't eaten all day.

"Sister Lai, shall we go to Uncle Lai's place to cook?"

Tang Jianye...

He was speechless; he didn't know what else to say. He could only grab his things and follow the two of them.

There was no one on the farm at night. Lai Xiang led them around to the cowshed, following the route that villagers often took. There was no other way; the snow was too deep. She walked step by step, and the deep footprints were not easy to fill in.

Before they even arrived at their destination, Tang Yue could hear coughing coming from the cowshed, as well as soft voices coming from other rooms.

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