Chapter 295 I told you two had something going on.

Yan Kui's small face was mostly covered by a mask, and when Wei Yin looked up, he could only see her eyes crinkling with laughter.

"You're still getting used to it; your handwriting doesn't look very good."

Wei Yin looked somewhat embarrassed, while Yan Sheng, standing to the side, picked up sandpaper and began to polish.

"Brother-in-law, it's very well carved. If it were me, I would definitely make it crooked and look like an earthworm."

Yan Kui walked over, her shoes crunching in the snow.

Although Wei Yin's calligraphy is not as good as that of professional stone engravers, his strokes are vigorous and powerful, and very neat.

Why did you suddenly think of carving this?

Even Yan Kui herself had forgotten that when she first came here, Yan Sheng had said he wanted to carve her name on it.

However, since the two had not yet undergone a kinship test and did not have the necessary equipment, the matter was temporarily put on hold.

Wei Yin packed up his tools and brushed the snow off his shoulders: "I heard Xiao Sheng mention it before, so I just took care of it while I was here."

Seeing her staring at him, Wei Yin lowered his head and chuckled, "Aren't you going to praise me?"

Yan Kui glanced shyly at Yan Sheng, who was still squatting in the same spot.

"Go back and praise him."

The three of them paid their respects at the grave and returned home close to evening.

As soon as Yan Kui entered the village, she heard a long-lost voice.

"Little Sunflower, it's been a long time since I've seen you. Come to my house for dinner tonight. I've already told Grandpa."

Yan Kui's eyes sparkled as she exclaimed happily, "Aunt Song! I've missed you so much!"

He then gave Aunt Song a warm hug.

"Oh dear, you'd better be careful, you're a mother now!"

Old Mrs. Li, who happened to be passing by on the path after picking two large cabbages from the field, was so surprised by what she heard that she walked over in her cotton shoes.

"The Yan family's daughter is a mother now that she's back! When did she get married? Did her husband come with you?"

Yan Kui looked at the old lady who had suddenly appeared and recognized her as the old lady Li who had tried to extort money from her when she first came to the village.

"The old lady is still so energetic! She still remembers me!"

"Oh dear, I have a good memory. Where did you marry?"

Grandma Li held the cabbage, and because it was so cold, white mist kept coming out of her mouth as she spoke, but the excitement in her eyes was no less.

Yan Kui glanced at the cabbage in her hand, then pointed to Wei Yin behind Old Lady Li: "Look, the one behind you is my husband."

Upon hearing this, Old Lady Li turned her head to look, and with a whoosh, the cabbages fell to the ground in shock.

Wei Yin put his hands in his pockets, tilted his head, and looked at the people in front of him with a half-smile. He also remembered this old lady Li.

Grandma Li was startled, then quickly bent down to pick up the cabbage from the ground, exclaiming in surprise, "My goodness! I told that old woman from the Qin family that you two were something special, but she didn't believe me! Now you're married and pregnant!"

"No, no, I have to tell her this, otherwise she'll keep blaming you, the Yan family's daughter, on her grandson! You're ruining my granddaughter's future!"

After saying that, she stuffed a cabbage from her bosom into Yan Kui's hand: "Alright, I'm leaving now. I'll make you a soup with this cabbage."

Before Yan Kui could react, Old Lady Li had already walked several meters away with nimble steps.

Looking at the enormous cabbage in front of her, Yan Kui silently glanced at Wei Yin.

How do you eat this?

Wei Yin walked over, picked up the cabbage, and took her hand, which was wearing cashmere gloves: "Let's go back first, it's cold outside."

He weighed the cabbage in his hand and said with a smile, "I'll make cabbage dumplings for you to try tomorrow morning."