When someone saw Lin Qingqing coming, they called out, "Qingqing is here, Qingqing is back."

Everyone turned their heads, and Chao Xiuhong and Zhang Xiufen, who were blushing, also stopped fighting and looked over.

Lin Qingqing walked through the crowd and reached her door without looking around. She turned around and glanced at the dozens of sisters-in-law.

He said in a voice without emotion, "Rules are rules. The notice clearly states that those who don't follow the rules don't have to register. Sisters-in-law, if you want to sell herbal medicine to state-owned pharmacies, you must inspect them and make sure they are in good condition before we sell them. This will prevent any problems or accidents. This is the rule I requested from the army. Anyone who doesn't accept it can cancel their registration now. I'll cross my name off."

After she finished speaking, she turned and went into the yard, and the crowd stopped making noise.

These sisters-in-law thought that after they got the herbs, they could just take them directly to the county to sell them, which was both convenient and easy.

Even if they pay half the price, I can accept it. I can't go to the county every few days, and that would take up half a day. If I ask someone else to sell it together, how can I guarantee that they won't deduct money from my money?

Today they gathered under the pine tree to chat, and it was Zhang Xiufen who said that they shouldn't give the half-cent money, saying that with so many people giving money, it would not be a small amount.

She also did some calculations. After listening to her, several sisters-in-law also felt that Xiuhong did nothing but earned much more than them. They felt uncomfortable, so they followed Zhang Xiufen to Lin Qingqing's house and said that they would take the money to the county to sell.

Now that Lin Qingqing said she wanted to cross out their names from the registration, she weighed it in her mind and thought that she could make money by learning herbal medicine, which was better than visiting and chatting with others every day, so she gave them half a percentage.

One sister-in-law shouted, "We abide by the rules, no objections."

"We have no objection."

"Neither have I."

The situation suddenly reversed. Zhang Xiufen looked at her sisters-in-law who were shouting at her with a red face, then turned around and left angrily.

Xiuhong called from behind, "Zhang Xiufen, are you going to report it or not?"

Zhang Xiufen angrily walked out of the alley quickly.

There was no more show to watch, so the sisters-in-law all went home to cook.

Xiaomei took out the buns wrapped in oil paper from her bag. Xiuhong's eyes widened when she saw Xiaomei buying so many buns. It seems that unmarried girls don't know how to live.

Honghua was surprised and asked, "Xiaomei, you spent the money you earned today to buy yourself some meat buns?"

Xiaomei smiled and handed a meat bun to Gou Wa. Gou Wa's eyes lit up and he took the bun while swallowing his saliva.

Honghua hurried over to stop him: "Gou Wa, you can't just ask for Aunt Xiaomei's steamed buns. If you want some, Mom will buy them for you."

Xiaomei pulled Gou Wa behind her and told him what happened at the post office today. Finally, she said that she was so happy to get her wallet back that she bought buns to thank Jiang Haixia and bought more for the children.

The sisters-in-law all gasped when they heard this. If they lost a hundred yuan, they would not be able to eat for several days.

Seeing that Gou Wa had already taken the buns and eaten them, Xiuhong took out an old handkerchief from her belt and wanted to give money to Xiaomei.

Xiaomei held her hand and said, "Sister-in-law, if you don't pay me and still treat me as a stranger, I will be angry."

Xiuhong laughed twice: "Well, you can't refuse the things I give you."

Xiaomei then gave the buns to her other sisters-in-law and asked them to take them back and feed their children.

The sisters-in-law didn't refuse anymore and decided to buy something for Xiaomei to eat next time.

In the end, there were two buns left, which Lin Qingqing and Xiaomei ate as lunch with the leftover millet porridge from the morning.

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