"The third son has already gone to the capital, and both children have returned to school. An'an is doing well. You can tell she's very happy since returning from the memorial service."

Chi Dashan knew who his mother cared about most, so he first told her about An'an's situation.

Actually, An'an just wanted to pay respects to her mother.

As for feelings, there are definitely some, but for An'an, being taken away back then must have left her with resentment.

However, when he returned, Xiao Zhoushi was already dead, so he had nowhere to put his resentment.

Gradually, all that remained was longing for his mother.

How could such a young child not miss his mother?

The Chi family was helpless in the face of this.

"Alas, what a tragedy! It's all my fault for not being able to resist back then. If I hadn't married Xiao Zhou, none of this would have happened."

For the first time, Mr. Chi took the initiative to admit his mistake.

It's not really Mr. Chi's fault.

Before Xiao Zhoushi got married, her reputation wasn't as bad as it is now; in fact, it was quite good.

Because she did all sorts of chores at her parents' home, such as washing clothes, cooking, and working in the fields, and never complained even when bullied by her sister-in-law, everyone said she was capable and honest.

The reason why Old Man Chi agreed was not only because he was forced by his mother, Zhou, but also because he heard that Little Zhou was honest and capable.

This is perfect because the third child is lazy. A couple should complement each other; they can't both be lazy, can they?

Who knew that after the wedding, Xiao Zhou would perform a "disappearing act" that completely baffled them?

"Hey, you finally admitted your mistake? That's not easy."

Aunt Chi was very happy.

The old man finally admitted his problem.

Everyone smiled kindly.

Old Man Chi wasn't angry: "Do you think everyone is like you, so stubborn!"

"I can't be bothered arguing with you. Where is Sanhe staying in the capital? Has he taken all the money? Has he said what he's going to do?"

Aunt Chi began to ask questions with concern, rambling on and on.

It's as if Chi Sanhe hasn't reached adulthood yet.

On the contrary, Old Man Chi was more at ease: "Why are you asking these questions? How old is Chi Sanhe? Does he need you to worry about him like this? Besides, even if you know, can you help him or what? You just keep nagging?"

"Can't I even show some concern for my son? Chi Yongcai, do you think you're so high and mighty?"

Aunt Chi's eyebrows shot up, and her whole demeanor immediately became more energetic.

Seeing that Aunt Chi was in good spirits, Old Man Chi was satisfied and immediately changed his tune: "Not going to heaven, you tell me."

Aunt Chi: ...

This person is sick!

"Haha, Grandpa's afraid of Grandma," Goro chuckled.

Silang chuckled loudly, "That's called being henpecked!"

"puff!"

The adults were amused by Silang's words.

How could such a young child know what it means to be henpecked?

"You little brat, how dare you make fun of your grandpa?" Old Man Chi kicked him, and Si Lang yelled and ran away.

Chi Tang clapped her hands happily, watching the fun from the side.

He thought to himself: Since Si Lang became an apprentice of his fourth brother, he has become much more lively and sensible.

very nice.

Everyone in the family is getting better.

I just wonder how my wife and Xingxing are doing.

"Grandpa, I was wrong! Grandpa, you're the best!"

With a few words and a playful grin, Si Lang managed to make the already listless Old Man Chi beam with joy.

Chi Tang lay on her aunt's lap, swinging her knees happily, and said, "Third Brother will definitely succeed, Mother, don't worry. Mother, if you're bored, I'll find you something to do."

"What?"

"Making tofu."

Chi Tang thought for a moment, and then she realized that tofu didn't exist in this era.

Making tofu isn't difficult; it could even be a business, which would keep her mother busy.

"Tofu?"

"Yes, it's a kind of food. I'll have Tian Niangzi soak some soybeans later, and I'll teach you how to make it tomorrow. Then I'll build you a workshop so we can make tofu ourselves."

“Oh my, look at my daughter, now she’s talking about building me a workshop the moment she opens her mouth, hahaha.”

Aunt Chi hugged and kissed her daughter overjoyed.

It wasn't that she was easily moved, but rather that her daughter's proud little face made her happy.

Old Man Chi was a little jealous: "Why doesn't Tangtang find something for her father to do?"

Actually, what Old Man Chi likes most is farming.

He was just a little jealous because he saw his daughter thinking about this and that, but forgetting about him.

How could my precious daughter forget him?

"Oh, okay. Well... how about we have Daddy press peanut oil? I'll draw up the blueprints and have Fourth Brother make it for you, then we can press peanut oil. Peanut oil is better than soybean oil and lard!"

Chi Tang spoke fluently without hesitation.

Goro was dumbfounded: "Wow, Auntie is amazing!"

"Absolutely."

Chi Tang swung her legs triumphantly.

She wouldn't tell her family that she had been thinking about these things for several days.

She wanted everyone in her family to have their own career.

Having a career and earning money gives people confidence.

Money gives people courage! This saying is no exaggeration.

"Auntie, I want to make money too. What can I do?" Wulang came over and clung to Chi Tang, smiling ingratiatingly.

Going to school is so boring.

You have to memorize texts every day, and if you can't memorize them, you get beaten.

He was rarely beaten at home, but he was beaten every few days when he went to school.

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