Chen Suwen didn't care whether he was really weak or not. "Alright, you should go to work with your dad. We're leaving soon too."

Chen Suwen waved her hand, not wanting to argue with her son, and went to find something to install so that her daughter-in-law could take the two children out.

A rattan "seat" was placed on the back of the old-fashioned bicycle, and another one was placed on the crossbar, naturally very close to the handlebars.

"You can ride my bicycle for a bit, and I'll ride this one."

Worried that Xu Huixue might accidentally tip over while riding her old bicycle with two children, Chen Suwen decided to let her daughter-in-law ride her own women's bicycle.

She's a superhuman, and her strength has recovered a lot; riding a bicycle is no problem for her now.

"Mom, let me do it, I have long legs." Xu Huixue was worried that her mother-in-law was too old to take care of the two children, so she quickly grabbed the handlebars of the old bicycle and said she would do it herself.

Upon hearing this, Chen Suwen's eyebrows shot up instantly. "What do you mean? You have long legs? Are you implying that my legs are short?"

"Elder sister, are you saying you think your mother-in-law is too short? You're not that much taller than me!"

She is currently 1.65 meters tall, while Xu Huixue is at most 1.68 meters tall, not even 1.7 meters.

She has long legs, she has long legs!

So what if she has long legs?

Xu Huixue didn't expect that her words would make her mother-in-law break down and start cursing. She immediately shrank back.

She never expected her mother-in-law to be so easily swayed.

Chen Suwen was simply thinking about her height in her previous life, which was less than 1.6 meters. She envied others who were tall and had long legs the most.

Although I'm a bit taller now, I still really want the height and figure of a mature woman who's over 1.7 meters tall.

After grumbling and cursing for a while, everyone else went to work, and Zhou Min disappeared somewhere to play. Only then did Chen Suwen finally lead the group away from home.

Chen Suwen rode a bicycle with Zhao Lexin and Zhou Mei on the back, while Xu Huixue rode a women's bicycle with her son Zhou Xian on the back.

Each of the three children was holding a bouquet of flowers, and there were several more bouquets of flowers in the baskets of the two bicycles.

Chen Suwen had no intention of burning incense or paper money, so the only thing she could offer as a sacrifice to the deceased was fresh flowers.

Besides chrysanthemums, this bouquet also contains carnations, roses, and other flowers.

Xu Huixue didn't ask her mother-in-law where the flowers came from, but she thought the bouquets were really pretty.

The group rode for about half an hour before finally arriving at their destination.

Zhao Lexin had combed her hair in the morning, but Shen Wenxiu later helped her style it beautifully.

He was wearing a new, thick cotton coat and thick cotton trousers, keeping out the cold wind.

She had pulled up the scarf around her neck to cover her head and face, leaving only her eyes exposed, while riding in the car; she only pulled it down now that she had gotten off.

She held a bouquet of flowers in her hands, including roses, which her mother liked, as well as carnations and chrysanthemums.

She followed her grandmother and aunt, passing over other tombstones, and after walking for a while, finally arrived at her parents' tombstone.

When Zhao Lexin saw her parents' names written on the tombstone, tears streamed down her face.

At her parents' funeral, because she was a child, the adults wouldn't let her come to the cemetery with them.

Even though she was her parents' only child, they didn't let her come because she was too young.

She was never able to see her parents' faces after their deaths, as she was too young.

This was the first time she had ever visited the place where her parents were buried and seen their tombstones.

Zhao Yixiu and Chen Qixue's graves are adjacent, and their tombstones stand side by side.

They could be considered to have shared the same bed in life and the same grave in death.