Putting everything else aside, if any family had such a big white steamed bun, would they go hungry?

Lin Ying looked at the woman in front of her, pointed to her throat, and indicated that she could not speak.

When Li Yue'e saw Lin Ying's action, she assumed Lin Ying's voice was damaged, and her attitude towards her became even more lenient.

"Hey, sister, my name is Li Yue'e. I'm from Political Commissar Wang's family. I work with your husband. From now on, we're all family. This is my home. If you need anything, just come to me anytime."

Lin Ying nodded vigorously to show that she understood, and didn't forget to make a thank you gesture.

Fortunately, she had met deaf-mute people before, so she knew basic gestures.

Because Lin Ying didn't speak, and because it was their first meeting, even if Li Yue'e was naturally outgoing, she couldn't bring herself to say anything gossipy to someone who was just looking at her innocently.

Therefore, we could only chat for a few words before I made an excuse to wake the child up and went home.

Lin Ying continued to observe her home. Although she had grown up in comfortable circumstances, she wasn't incapable of enduring hardship. From a young age, her grandfather would take her to the mountains to collect herbs and learn about various medicinal plants. Even though this place couldn't compare to where she had lived before, Lin Ying didn't feel uncomfortable.

She knows how to be grateful. She is already lucky to be able to live a peaceful life now, so what right does she have to complain about her circumstances?

She didn't know how long her grandfather and Zhao Si had agreed she could stay here. She remembered Zhao Si had a lover; it probably wouldn't be for too long. After their divorce, Lin Ying didn't want to return to her hometown, so she had to find a way. However, because of her family background, nothing she did would be easy.

Although she was very unwilling, she still hoped that Zhao Si could introduce her to a soldier when he returned. It didn't matter whether he accompanied her to the army or not, as long as she didn't have to go back.