With Lin Jingyu's efforts to get closer to her, it can be said that the village chief's family's attitude towards her has become increasingly better.

Wait until she leaves.

Liu Hansheng couldn't help but say, "This educated youth, Lin, is so young yet so shrewd in dealing with people and situations. I really don't know what kind of family raised such a child."

"He's more sensible than you, kid."

The village chief rolled his eyes at him and snorted coldly, "Look at you, you're seven or eight years older than her, but you're not as good as a little girl in handling things and speaking. You'd better be smart in the future, you good-for-nothing."

"Dad, I'm already doing very well."

A hint of pride appeared between Liu Hansheng's brows. "Among the young people in the village now, who can be more successful than me? At least I've established myself in the commune."

"Both of you, father and son, should stop talking."

Seeing these things, Aunt Hongmei had to interrupt their conversation, "Old man, take a look at what Jingyu sent. Isn't it too much and too expensive?"

"This, this thing..."

Even Liu Hansheng, who had seen many good things, showed surprise on his face at this moment. "These things are hard to find, and they are not cheap at all."

“And this!”

Aunt Hongmei then took out a small silver ring that babies wear, saying, "This thing is so exquisitely made, it must be worth a lot of money."

"Old man, do you think we should return it to her?"

The village chief picked up his pipe, took a deep drag, and slowly exhaled.

He slowly opened his mouth and said, "These things are indeed difficult to obtain, and they are also valuable."

This shows that the Lin family girl was quite thoughtful.

Since she specifically chose this time to deliver the items, it's clear she had a plan in mind and didn't need to return them.