The donkey smelled the sweetness of the candy, put its mouth close to Lin Ke's hand, and rolled its tongue, and the candy in Lin Ke's palm went into its mouth.

After eating the candy, the donkey's attitude towards Lin Ke was obviously much better.

He stopped barking at her and let her touch his head.

It gave others a look of surprise.

Lin Ke touched the donkey's head and said to it, "Since you like candy so much, I will call you Little Sweetie from now on."

The donkey, who was enjoying Lin Ke's caress, was shocked: What? I'm a male, and you call me Sweetie? Protest!

The donkey, which had been obedient just now, stamped its hooves and snorted to express its dissatisfaction.

Lin Ke narrowed his eyes and threatened: "Protest is invalid, you just call me Little Sweetie, otherwise you won't have any candy in the future."

The donkey became visibly unhappy.

Between asking for candy and not having any candy, the donkey hesitated for two seconds and decisively chose the candy.

Hesitation for three seconds is disrespectful to sugar.

As for what it’s called, it doesn’t matter.

However, this wise decision later attracted a wife for it.

As for why he was ridiculed by his wife on a daily basis, that is a story for later and we will not discuss it for now.

Lin Heng and several of his brothers-in-law were watching the interaction between the little man and the donkey in front of them and they were very happy.

It seems that this little sweet girl is quite smart!

So everyone unanimously decided that Xiao Tiantian would follow Xiao Keer from now on.

After sending the mules back to grandma's house, Lin Ke took Xiao Tiantian back to his own home.

Now Lin Ke's family has a mule and a donkey.

Lin Heng used a wooden frame for the cart at home, wrapped it with a mat all around, covered the top with a layer of oilcloth, and then simply nailed some wooden boards together. A simple carriage was made.

At night, everyone worked together to move the household items and food into two vehicles.

In fact, before Lin Wan and the others came, everything in the house had been streamlined.

Some of the items that were not often used but that Old Lady Jiang was reluctant to throw away were put into Lin Ke's backpack.

So at this time they only brought five kilograms of refined rice, fifty kilograms of flour, one hundred and fifty kilograms of brown rice and 50 kilograms of black flour.

Two water buckets were brought, one on each carriage, to be used to find water when there was a shortage of water.

They brought four water bags, two for Lin Wan's family and two for Lin Heng's family, all filled with boiled water.

I had to bring the only two iron pots in the house, as well as enough bowls and chopsticks for two families.

A small can of oil, a small can of salt and a small can of sugar.

I brought 20 dry biscuits and 40 buns.

Four quilts were brought and laid out in two carriages, and oilcloth and mats were laid on top.

This way you don’t have to worry about dirtying the quilt when eating in the carriage.

Everyone picked up a few better sets of clothes and took them away.

You must bring the machete, axe, and hunting bow and arrow from home, as they are the guarantee of survival in troubled times.

In the evening, Old Mrs. Jiang brought her whole family to Old Man Lin’s grave and chatted with him for a long time.

Old Mrs. Jiang also grabbed a handful of soil from in front of the old man’s grave and solemnly wrapped it layer by layer with a handkerchief.

"Old man, since we can't take you away, this will mean that you are always with us."

Lin Heng and his companions kowtowed three times deeply towards the cemetery.

The few of them then returned home, looking back every few steps.

The whole family set out at 3:00 p.m. the next day.

The little donkey pulled the RV carriage. This was Lin Ke's special request. The others didn't understand, but they did it.

As they walked out the door, the family looked back at the house where they had lived for decades.

I still feel a little reluctant, and I don’t know if I will have the chance to come back in my lifetime.

The children were still asleep, so they didn't know what this departure meant to the adults.

After all, Old Lady Jiang and Zhong Xiu were reluctant to let Lin Heng go, and they looked at him with something to say but stopped.