"Oh, right, Third Sister-in-law, do you have two empty rooms at your house that people can stay in?" The brigade leader suddenly remembered that Lin Yuan wasn't home, and it seemed that his house could accommodate guests for a while.

Lin San Sao glanced at the two girls and understood. Although she couldn't hear clearly what was being said inside, she could roughly guess what it was.

"There are two rooms, but one of them is Yuan'er's room. It's been reserved for him ever since he joined the army. There's only one other room left," said Sister-in-law Lin.

The battalion commander looked at Zhao Huanhuan and Wen Yan, "Is one room enough? This is a military family. Their situation is simpler. Only the elderly couple lives there. They only have one son, but he is away in the army."

Zhao Huanhuan and Wen Yan exchanged a glance and nodded. "Okay, can we move now?"

Lin San Sao glanced at the pale faces of the two educated youth comrades and nodded, "Okay, I'll go back and tidy up that room for you. It's where Lin Yuan's grandparents used to live. It's quite clean. I'll tidy it up a bit. You two won't mind, will you?"

Zhao Huanhuan quickly shook her head, "We don't mind. We both have our own bedding. We just need a mat on the kang (heated brick bed)."

"Yes, yes, we also have lacquered cloth." Sister-in-law Lin nodded.

After Sister-in-law Lin left, the brigade leader stood up and said with a smile, "You two are lucky. Come on, I'll get two people to help you move. Do you have a lot of stuff?"

“Not many!” Zhao Huanhuan and Wen Yan said in unison.

"Then let someone drive an oxcart over there," the brigade leader said, and went out to call two people to help the two educated youth comrades move to Lin Yuan's house.

The two men agreed and followed them in an oxcart.