Faced with her husband's doubts, Yuan's mother explained: "Our daughter said that she saw her grandparents in her dream, saying that we burned too little paper money for them."

"My daughter can't rest well because of her dreams every day, and her work is affected."

"So I'll buy more this time and burn it for them later."

After hearing this, Yuan's father said disapprovingly: "My parents have been dead for several years. Isn't it burned like this every year?"

"There has been nothing going on all these years, so why do I feel like there's not enough now?"

Yuan's mother glared at her husband and retorted dissatisfiedly: "That's not necessarily true! Who knows if it's true?"

"It's just this once. I can't let my daughter lose her job because of such a small matter, right?"

When Yuan's father heard this, he felt that there was some truth in it, so he didn't say anything more.

The two of them pulled a cart full of paper-made items and walked towards the graves of the two old people.

When they arrived at the grave, Yuan's father and mother burned paper and chanted something.

"Dad, Mom, we're here to see you."

Father Yuan lit the paper money in his hand and watched the flames slowly devour the papers that carried his thoughts.

"Dad, Mom, I'm going to burn money for you."

"I've burned a lot for you this time, so don't worry about spending it. I'll burn more for you in the future."

Yuan's mother continued, her voice full of tenderness and comfort.

I hope the two deceased elderly people can really hear what I say.

"And these clothes and electrical appliances are the latest fashion. Please enjoy them over there."

"If you need anything in the future, just let me know. Don't bother Hongyan anymore."

Then, Yuan's mother added: "It's not easy for her, a child who doesn't know anything, to go to work every day."

"Didn't you care about Hongyan the most in the past? Now, you should care about the child more, let her work hard, and bless her to marry a good family soon."

After saying that, she sighed deeply.

There was a hint of helplessness and heartache in her eyes.

That night, Yuan Hongyan dreamed of her grandparents again, but the difference this time was that both of them had happy smiles on their faces.

They told Yuan Hongyan that they had moved to a new home and were wearing new clothes.

But the problem is that they don’t know how to use the TV or ride the bicycles they were given.

So, Yuan Hongyan patiently taught them how to operate the TV.

Then teach them to try riding a bicycle.

After the two old people learned it, they couldn't wait to watch TV.

Yuan Hongyan slept soundly in the second half of the night.

The next day, Yuan Hongyan happily sat in the classroom waiting for Su Muxi's arrival, but what she waited for was the news that Su Muxi would no longer come to kindergarten.

This made her very disappointed.

At noon, she couldn't help but call home to ask her mother whether she had burned the TV and house for her grandparents.

When she received a positive answer, Yuan Hongyan excitedly described in detail the conversation with her grandparents in her dream and their curiosity about the TV.

Finally, Yuan Hongyan proudly announced: "I taught them how to use it last night."

Yuan's mother was shocked when she heard this, because Yuan Hongyan did not ask her to buy these items yesterday.

She bought those appliances and the house on a spur of the moment decision.

And now, Yuan Hongyan can actually clearly tell the specific items she bought.

This made Yuan's mother realize that the paper money burned in the world of the living can actually be received there.

From then on, Yuan's mother no longer dared to be stingy with the money for burning incense and paper for the two old people.

After a day trip to the kindergarten, Su Muxi felt that going there was a complete waste of time.

She expressed to Xie Ning that she didn't want to go to kindergarten.

In order to prevent Xie Ning from worrying too much about his social problems.

Su Muxi decided to take two hours every morning to go to the compound to play with other children.

In this way, Xie Ning's worries were alleviated.

She felt that as long as Su Muxi no longer stayed at home all day and could go out and interact with other children, it would not matter whether she went to kindergarten or not.

Su Aiguo and Du Wan knew that Su Muxi's mind was much more mature than her peers, so they didn't care too much about whether she went to kindergarten.

Before this, they had repeatedly persuaded Xie Ning to follow Su Muxi's wishes.

But Xie Ning always wanted to give it a try.

Now it seems that she can only respect Su Muxi's decision.

In the first two days, Su Muxi forced herself to integrate into the children's world.

Then I joined some other kids to play games like shuttlecock kicking, rubber rope skipping and hide-and-seek.

However, the novelty soon wore off, and by the third day, she was already starting to get bored.

So, when she walked out of the house under Xie Ning's concerned gaze, she walked around the yard and then headed towards a small square nearby.

There are many old people in the small square, some are sitting there chatting, some are playing chess, and a very few are practicing Tai Chi.

This was similar to the old men and women she saw in the park in her previous life, except that there were fewer leisure activities and they mostly chatted.

Su Muxi found a shady place to sit down, took out a wooden plaque and a carving knife from her small bag, and began to carve it carefully.

Perhaps because she was too engrossed in carving, when she stopped, she found that there were three or four old people surrounding her.

The old men did not make any noise to disturb her, but just stood by and watched quietly.

I saw Su Muxi finally stopped what she was doing.

An elderly man who looked very blessed asked curiously, "Little boy, what are you carving? It doesn't look like a picture or a word to me."

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