Fu Hongxing never expected that Ning Jing would use all that cotton to make a cotton-padded coat for each of them; it felt quite thick to the touch.

Fortunately, he was a man and didn't know much about needlework. He thought Ning Jing was good at managing a household and had come up with a way to do it.

The snow fell in the middle of the night, and when everyone woke up the next day, they found that the outside world was covered in snow.

A thin layer of white covered the tree branches and the roof.

Xiuhua went to the kitchen to boil water first, since everyone was up and it was so cold that washing one's face with cold water would be too chilly.

Ning Jing picked up a few sweet potatoes and scooped out a bowl of brown rice from the bag, preparing to make brown rice and sweet potato porridge.

There was rice at home, but since the twins started eating solid foods, Ning Jing gradually weaned them off malted milk powder.

As they get older, malted milk powder alone cannot provide them with all the necessary nutrition.

Another person who could get malted milk powder from outside is no longer here.

If they don't stop breastfeeding, it will be really difficult to raise them.

Ning Jing stored most of the rice she had acquired this year away, saving it for her twins.

However, even though the porridge was cooked, there were still grains in it, which made it a little difficult for the twins to swallow. So we had to skim off the rice water and rice oil and slowly feed them little by little.

Ning Jing sighed, wishing there was something that could grind rice into powder.

For example, the 9X soymilk maker on Taobao combines grinding, cooking, and heating in one step, all done with the push of a single button.

After hearing her say that she wanted to grind the rice, Fu Hongxing specially got her a hand-operated stone mill the size of a washbasin a few days later.

When Ning Jing saw it, she was pleasantly surprised.

Although it requires manual pushing, it's better than nothing.

So, after that incident, the twins switched to eating rice cereal.

Each time, Ning Jing would grind half a pound of rice, grinding it repeatedly until the rice grains were very finely crushed before putting it away.

Half a pound of ground rice is only enough for the twins to eat for a few days.

However, the two children, who were initially skin and bones, have now been raised to be plump and healthy.

The two sisters-in-law were busy in the kitchen when they heard a knock on the door.

Ning Jing stopped Xiu Hua from standing up and told her to continue tending the fire. She then went outside. It was a snowy day, and it wasn't anyone else knocking on the door so early in the morning.

As soon as I opened the gate to the courtyard, I saw Gao Dani standing at the door with a smile on her face.

Ning Jing couldn't help but raise her eyebrows slightly. What was this...?

"Aunt Ningjing, my mother asked me to ask if the farm should send someone to check on it."

Hearing Gao Dani say this, Ning Jing smiled slightly and said politely, "I already spoke with Aunt Wu yesterday. If the snow is heavy, I'll have her sweep the snow off the shed early so your mother won't worry."

Gao Dani's heart tightened, and she involuntarily bit her lower lip.

Then, hesitantly, he said, "Aunt Ningjing, I was wrong before. I was young and ignorant. Please don't be angry."

Ning Jing was surprised that Gao Dani hadn't apologized for so long, but this time she unusually came to apologize early in the morning. It was really strange.

To be honest, Ning Jing wasn't really angry about that incident, since they were strangers to each other.

Unlike her, who was so familiar with Sister Guihua.

If Sister Guihua had said that, she would probably have been heartbroken and would never have anything to do with the Zhao family again until she died.

However, Gao Dani is Gao Dani, and Sister Guihua is Sister Guihua.

Actually, when they went to the farm the next day, Sister Guihua apologized to Ning Jing on behalf of her eldest daughter-in-law.