Su He chuckled upon hearing this, but it was indeed as Grandma Su had said. Apparently, her cousin had married into a family with good conditions. Although they were from the countryside, their family was considered well-off in the rural area.

The young man who married my cousin was also quite good; in the eyes of the villagers, it was a rare and auspicious match.

It is said that the reason that family was able to take a liking to my cousin was because of the Su family.

Everyone knows they have such capable relatives, especially since the eldest aunt and Su's father are twins, which makes them seem even closer to others.

When the marriage was arranged, the eldest aunt, knowing the situation, specifically asked the eldest uncle's wife to ask Old Madam Su's opinion. Old Madam Su also asked Su He about it, but Su He didn't say anything at the time.

Although they got married because of this relationship, it's perfectly normal.

In rural areas, kinship ties are already deeply intertwined. In addition, when one person achieves success, even their relatives and friends benefit. Now that the Su family is doing well, their relatives and friends are also being looked up to. This is not necessarily a bad thing.

After all, a family is not just one person's family, but a large extended family.

Even if that family chose their cousin because of the Su family, it's only natural. Who wouldn't want a capable relative?

It won't affect Su He and the others much. Even if they ask for help in the future, they will help as much as they can, and they will definitely not give in if they can't help.

Another reason is that the family was poor in the past, and Grandma Su always felt guilty about her eldest aunt's bad marriage. It would be good to make up for it now.

So after considering it, the Su family let them make their own decision, and the eldest aunt's family happily agreed.

At this time, Su He gave another gift, which was also to show her support for her cousin.

Grandma Su understood what she meant, which is why she was so happy.

She had originally planned to use this fabric to make clothes for her granddaughter herself.

However, Su He stopped her, saying, "Grandma, you're so old already, don't make clothes anymore. Just give me the fabric, and let my cousin make them herself. That way, she can decide what style and size to make."

Grandma Su thought about it and agreed, so she didn't insist anymore.

I went inside and put the cloth away, planning to take it back next time my uncle comes to deliver vegetables.

As the two were talking, voices could be heard outside.

Then I saw several children skipping and jumping as they ran in.

As soon as Xiao Xi saw Su He, she excitedly exclaimed, "Mommy, Mommy, big fish!"

"What big fish? You caught a big fish?"

“No, we didn’t have a fishing rod, we didn’t fish. It was Grandpa Xu from the alley ahead who caught a big fish!” Yuan Yuan chimed in.

"Really? There are really big fish in that river?" Su He asked in surprise.

Lin's father, who came in later, explained, "It's not big, about two or three pounds, a grass carp. It's already pretty good that we caught one."

Su He was also surprised to hear this. "So it really is there! Nobody used to fish there. I didn't even know. Do you catch a lot?"

Lin's mother shook her head. "No, that was the only one caught all morning. There were quite a few onlookers, probably more than the fish themselves. With all that noise, it would be strange if you could catch anything!"

"There's a fish! A big fish!"

"Fishing! Big fish!"

The two little ones were making a fuss again.

Lin's father smiled and said, "Alright, alright, Grandpa has a fishing rod. I'll go get it in a couple of days, and then we'll take you fishing for big fish!"

The children were finally happy to hear this.

"Great! Great! Let's go fishing, let's catch a big fish!"