Ye Caiping felt sorry for her: "Eat meat, it tastes even better." As she spoke, she picked up a piece of pork belly for her.

As the Ye family ate the dishes on the table, they felt as if they were in paradise, their mouths filled with the taste of happiness.

"My mother used to make this pig liver, but it was always fishy and tough. How did my aunt make it so delicious? It's even better than pork belly!" Ye Peng absolutely loved the crisp and slightly powdery texture.

Ye Caiping said, "Your grandma said that if you put in as much oil and seasoning as you want, even boiling shoe soles will taste delicious."

Everyone laughed when he said that.

In the end, the entire table of food, including the soup, was finished.

They ate until their bellies were round and full, and they were filled with happiness.

Ye Caiping noticed that only Ye Yong and Ye Xuan ate very little, and seemed distracted, each preoccupied with their own thoughts.

Ye Caiping lowered her eyes.

They were all implicated because of her; once I make money, I'll compensate them as soon as possible.

"Caiping, you must keep the remaining few taels safe. You can't spend them recklessly anymore. You have to save them as your dowry," Old Madam Ye said to Ye Caiping.

Ye Caiping put down her chopsticks: "I plan to use the remaining money to start a small business."

"What?" Grandma Ye was dumbfounded.

Just now in the kitchen, when Ye Caiping asked Jin'er and Yinhua to bring over the pork cracklings, she said that the rest would be kept for business. She originally thought it was just an excuse! Is her daughter serious?

"What kind of business do you do?" Old Man Ye asked.

"I'll set up a breakfast stall in town and see if I can make some money. I'll make some for you to try in a couple of days."

Old Mrs. Ye disagreed: "Saving a few taels of silver is not easy, how can you..."

"Mom, I've made up my mind!" Ye Caiping said sternly.

Grandma Ye swallowed back the words she was about to say, unable to bear scolding her daughter.

Ye Daquan scolded her somewhat: "Mother, it's just a few taels of silver. Just consider it as my little sister buying flowers to wear."

Grandma Ye sighed. "Fine, this money was an unexpected bonus anyway. I'll let her do whatever she wants with it."

Old Man Ye remained silent. Regardless of whether his daughter's small business succeeded or not, he was gratified, at least his daughter had truly made progress.

Mrs. Du picked her teeth and said, "This money is yours, do whatever you want with it. But if your small business loses money, or you don't have enough money later, the family won't put any more money in."

Ye Caiping said, "Don't worry, sister-in-law, I'll take full responsibility for my profits and losses."

Grandma Ye glared at Madam Du: "Anyway, she won't spend the family's money. But if she makes any money, it will all be her dowry, so don't even think about it."

Du scoffed, "Don't worry, whoever's eyeing this is a dog."

Putting aside whether the sister-in-law can make money or not, even if she does, trying to squeeze money out of her would be impossible unless the sky falls.