Passing by today, Chi Qiao would have almost forgotten that this was the place where she was born, had it not been for the familiar big tree at the entrance of the village.

Therefore, the question of whether to inform her parents and brothers about impending natural disasters was not even on her radar.

In Chi Yu's memory, her sister-in-law never had any contact with her family, but most people in the village were like that, so she wasn't curious about why.

Seeing his older sister shake her head, he didn't take it to heart.

By the time they passed the third village, it was already getting dark.

Holding Zhuangzhuang, Huang Dani, the second sister-in-law, said:

"Little Fish, this is the hometown of Aqing's fiancée, and the village is called Wangwanli."

Aqing's fiancée is fourteen years old this year, and her name is Wang Qiaoya.

Chi Qiao added from the side, "It's quite a coincidence that Aqing and his fiancée are together."

Qiaoya's family was poor, and her father was a filial son.

Her grandmother had been sick for some time, so she wanted to go up the mountain to see if she could hunt some wild game to nourish her grandmother.

As a result, he went too far and accidentally fell into a trap, injuring his leg in the process.

When his family couldn't find him anywhere, it was Aqing who happened to pass by and discovered that he was thirsty, hungry, and on the verge of death.

After rescuing the man, Aqing gave him water and dry food, and then personally escorted him back, even giving him two wild rabbits as a gift.

Qiaoya's father was a grateful man. When he learned that Aqing was from Chijia'ao and had not yet married, he wanted to give his eldest daughter to him in marriage.

Their dowry was modest, just like people do nowadays, only three taels of silver.

Huang Dani, who was standing to the side, nodded with satisfaction: "Yes, Aqing said he couldn't make the decision on this matter, so he came back and told me and your second brother."

Your second brother and I made a special trip to the other party's house and met the girl before we finalized the marriage.

All that's left is for Qiaoya to come of age so she can marry into the family!

According to the original owner's memories, Chi Yu only knew that her second brother's nephew, A Qing, was engaged to a woman named Qiao Ya. She didn't know anything else.

Hearing that it only costs three taels of silver, he knew that she was different from the other wives in the village.

Thinking this, she looked at her eldest sister again.

If the other party's family is a good person, then if a natural disaster really happens, they will inevitably have to lend a hand.

If we don't say it now, how about giving a hint?

Chi Qiao gestured to her with her eyes before saying, "It's already dark. It will take several hours to get back from here."

We'll all stay in Wangwanli tonight and set off again tomorrow morning!

As soon as she finished speaking, the carriage indeed turned into Wangwanli.

Huang Dani, who was originally holding Zhuangzhuang, put the child into Chi Qiao's hands, then lifted the car curtain and stuck her head out.

Before Chi Yu could even see clearly, she heard her voice, tinged with laughter, call out:

"Qiaoya!"

As soon as she finished speaking, she climbed out of the carriage.

At this moment, the carriage curtain had been completely lifted, and Chi Yu finally saw the girl her second sister-in-law had called out to.

He looks like a modern junior high school student, but he is good-looking, appears quite mature, and has clear eyes.

The girl was standing at the village entrance. After hearing Huang Dani's voice, she replied crisply, "Auntie, you've finally come."

At this moment, Chi Qiao whispered in Chi Yu's ear, "This time your eldest brother came in a mule cart, thinking that you should take the children back to ride in the cart while the others take a shortcut."

So yesterday at noon, I had Aqing go ahead and tell his future in-laws that a few members of the Chi family would be staying here with their children tonight.

Qiaoya knew, so she waited here on purpose.

I just didn't expect that everyone would be taking a car back this time; now there might not be enough accommodation.