At this time, Liu Zhaodi was so frightened by the martyr who had won special merit that she was stunned. She didn't expect that a martyr's relative would come to the educated youth site, and she even scolded him. If the other party called the police, she would be completely finished.

I quickly got up and started to apologize to An Ran. I'm sorry, An Zhiqing, I was talking nonsense, I didn't mean it. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, new Zhiqing, please forgive me, give me another chance, I won't dare to do it again.

Besides the new educated youth, the veterans were also shocked. They had never expected that this youngest new educated youth was actually a martyr's relative. Liu Zhaodi had really hit a wall this time. The few who had spoken up for the new educated youth were now thankful that they hadn't acted like Liu Zhaodi, otherwise they would have been the ones to be offended!

An Ran had no intention of killing anyone. Seeing that she had achieved the desired result, she looked at Liu Zhaodi and said, "I accept your apology, but I don't forgive you. Please don't mess with me in the future, because you can't afford to do so. As for the others, whether they forgive you or not is not up to me. You can ask them." After saying this, she turned and went back to the house. When she passed by Li Mengyao, she subconsciously avoided her. An Ran ignored her.

The farce ended under An Ran's strong suppression. The old educated youth went to work, and the new educated youth couldn't sleep, so they all got up to eat. But they had no food left, and the remaining snacks were not enough to satisfy their hunger!

They looked at An Ran, who was eating a bun on her left and right. They were so hungry that their mouths watered, but they were too embarrassed to exchange with her. They could only watch. An Ran felt uncomfortable being watched by them. She couldn't stand it anymore and ate by herself. Everyone was staring at her. After thinking for a while, she said: "I still have buns. You can exchange with me. I have enough to eat. You don't have to be embarrassed."

Everyone was not polite. They were really hungry. Except for Luo Jun and Li Mengyao, the other four exchanged buns with An Ran. An Ran looked at Tang Lin and asked: How is your injury? Tang Lin replied: Thank you An Zhiqing for the medicine. The wound has begun to scab over. It's okay. Thank you.

An Ran waved her hand, indicating that it was nothing. Tang Lin thought of something else and said, "What are we going to do with our meals in the future? Will the female educated youth cook while the male educated youth chop wood and fetch water?"

Several people were stunned. They had never thought about this question, but An Ran said: It's a bit early to discuss this issue now. Cao Mo asked: How early is it? Don't we have to cook tonight?

An Ran rolled her eyes and said, "Do you think the old educated youth don't exist? Everything belongs to them. Even if we discuss it now, don't we have to wait for them to come back and arrange it?"

The others fell silent. An Ran was right. There was no point in discussing it now. They had to wait for the old educated youth to come back and make arrangements. At noon, the old educated youth came back. An Ran took a few White Rabbit candies to thank the old educated youth for speaking up for them that morning. Fu Xiaoxiao and the others also took a few and shared them with the educated youth.

An Ran looked at the small house next to her and asked Che Jie, "Comrade Che, what's that little house for?" Che Jie looked at it and said, "That's also on the educated youth site. It was built when the first group of educated youth arrived. Later, they returned to the city, and the house became empty. Now it's owned by the village. No one wants to buy it, but it rents for five yuan a year. Everyone in the village has a house, and the educated youth site has land to live in, so no one rents it, and it's been empty ever since."

An Ran nodded and said, "Thank you, Comrade Che. I won't bother you any more." Che Jie said it was all right, and An Ran went back to the house. She found a bag of brown sugar, put it in her backpack, and went out to the captain's house. Watching her retreating back, Che Jie guessed what she was thinking. It wasn't a bad idea. Who wouldn't want to live a better life if they had the conditions?

An Ran saw that the houses were all similar and she didn't know where the captain's house was. Seeing the children on the roadside, she took out a few candies and said to them, "Children, can anyone tell me where the captain's house is? I'll give you some candies, okay?"

Children nowadays can eat whatever they want, not to mention White Rabbit milk candy. They all rushed to show the way. Anran distributed the milk candy to the children and then went straight to the team leader's house.

Seeing that the door was right, he knocked on it and shouted, "Is the captain home?" Soon, an aunt opened the door. It must be the captain's wife. An Ran said, "Hello, auntie. I am the new educated youth who came yesterday. My name is An Ran."

The captain's wife knew who it was when she heard the surname An. This child was not only a martyr's relative, but last night she heard the old man say: "Thanks to this child, last night the wolf was killed by this child. He also bandaged the old man's wound." The old man said: "That medicine is very good. A wolf had bitten off a large part of his leg and it was bleeding profusely. But it was this girl's good medicine that stopped the bleeding immediately."

She had given her old man four pills last night. In the middle of the night, the old man had a fever. She was frightened and remembered the four pills. She quickly took one and gave it to the old man to take. Not to mention that the fever went away in less than two hours. Only then did she feel relieved.

An Ran saw the auntie was silent, thinking she'd found the wrong place. Just as she was about to ask if she'd found the wrong place, she was enthusiastically pulled into the courtyard. As they walked in, she said, "Thank you, Comrade An, for the medicine. My old man had a fever last night, and it was scorching hot. I gave him one of these pills. In less than two hours, the fever was gone. Thank you so much, An Zhiqing. Come sit down, and I'll get you some water."