Wei responded blankly, while Du pursed her lips and remained silent.

Ye Caiping took her two daughters back to their room.

She always had her own room at her parents' home, and even after she got married, the room was still there.

The Ye family's house is an ordinary farmhouse.

There are three rooms side by side on the north side. Old Man Ye and his wife live on the left, Ye Caiping lives on the right, and the main room is in the middle.

The east wing also had three rooms, where Ye Daquan and his wife, and Ye Erquan and his wife lived. Ye Yong, Ye Xuan, and Ye Peng, the brothers, shared a room.

The west side was divided into six areas. One was a room decorated with gold and silver flowers, next to which were the kitchen, a shed for storing firewood and farm tools, an outhouse, a chicken coop, and a pigsty.

Behind the house, there was a vegetable garden where we grew the vegetables we usually ate.

The courtyard is small, barely enough to live in.

Ye Caiping and her daughter put the clothes into the closet.

This was her room before she got married; it was fully furnished with a bed, wardrobe, and dresser.

Because there weren't enough extra blankets to make another bed, the mother and her two daughters now have to squeeze in. Luckily, the bed isn't small; it's a 1.5-meter bed.

"Mother, does the injury on your head hurt?" Ye Jin'er asked worriedly, looking at Ye Caiping's head wrapped in a cloth.

"It doesn't hurt anymore." Ye Caiping smiled.

I don’t know if it’s because she transmigrated here, but the injury on her head has healed a lot. It’s just a little broken, but it will be fine after applying medicine for a couple more days.

"Let's go out and see if there's anything we can do to help."

As soon as the mother and her two daughters left the room, they saw Ye Daquan carrying a large burlap sack into the gate.

Upon seeing Ye Jin'er and her sister, Ye Daquan immediately beamed with joy: "Zhao Di, Lai Di, you've really come to our home!"

"Uncle!" The two girls rushed over. Ye Jin'er said, "We've changed our names. I'm called Jin'er, and my sister is called Huan'er. Mother gave us those names."

"Hehehe, little sister, you really know how to pick names, they sound nice."