Although she thought so, Liu acted decisively and went over to help.

"You don't have to come. I can do it myself. If you are free, please help move the things we took out to our room or our son's room."

Lin Anru pointed to the things that had been moved into the lobby. It was not known how long it would take to dig the basement, and they couldn't just leave them in the lobby forever, as it would arouse suspicion.

Liu had many doubts in her heart, but considering her husband was so busy, she did not ask too many questions and just did as he asked.

The things in a warehouse were divided into two rooms, filling the two rooms so that there was basically no space except for walking space.

Lin Boyu lowered his head to read a book while watching his mother's actions. As time passed, the space in the room became smaller and smaller, and his mood became more and more irritable.

"Mom, why do you put all your things in my room?"

It only took Lin Boyu a few days to go from being afraid of sleeping alone in such a large space, to getting used to sleeping alone in such a large space, and then to liking having such a large space alone.

He used to sleep in the same room with his parents, and most people in the village did the same, so he didn't think it was a big deal.

But since he started sleeping in his own room, he found that he couldn't adapt to a large number of people living in the same room, not even a pile of belongings that didn't belong to him. He felt like his little world was being invaded.

"Your father asked me to bring it here." Liu brought in the last item, panting with exhaustion. "I'll move out soon, so don't get upset..."

After moving to the new house and sleeping alone, his son no longer allowed outsiders to enter his room. Liu thought that he was grown up, so if he didn't want to enter, then so be it.

Who knew that he would throw a tantrum when we moved some things in today? It was because his parents indulged him, otherwise he would be like other families in the village, who would insist on going in even if you didn't let them in!

When he heard that it was his father who arranged this, Lin Boyu lost his temper: "Then when can we move out?"

"I don't know. If you want to hurry up, finish memorizing the book and help your father."

Lin Boyu was depressed because he didn't get the accurate news, so he had to continue reading with his head down. Whether it was to complete the task assigned to him by his father or to rush to help his father, he had to memorize the book first.

By evening, Lin Anru had already dug out half of the room.

During this period, Lin Shiyu also helped to collect the excavated soil.

According to Lin Anru, the soil will be dug up and packed up, and then piled up at the junction of the house and the forest to build a mud bag wall.

"This little bit of soil isn't enough. Pack it up first and dig more later to make up a bigger piece."

Lin Anru explained that it was her daughter's fault for having a big beast eating people in her dream. She didn't know whether the earthen wall at home was strong enough to stop the big beast, so it was necessary to add an extra layer of protection.

"No matter how much, it won't be enough. This little bit can't even cover half of the wall in the yard." Lin Shiyu estimated and broke Lin Anru's fantasy.

He wanted to build a fence between the village and the forest, to protect his own family while protecting the rest of the village.

"Install it first. If it's not enough, we can just use the one in our own yard."

Lin Anru really wanted to protect the other people in the village. After all, her family and friends were in the village. This was where she had lived since she was a child. The feelings she had for this place were definitely much deeper than those for Lin Shiyu, a half-time relative. But no matter what, the premise was to protect her own family first.

Lin Shiyu obediently packed up all the soil, and after Lin Anru was done, she would be responsible for tying the bags so they could be transported out.

"Take a break and eat first before you continue working."

Liu and Lin Boyu came over with food and stopped the two men.

"Hey, why did you kill the fish?"

When Lin Shiyu sat down at the table, she saw the familiar fish and reached for it with her chopsticks without hesitation.

"It looked like it was dying and didn't have much time left, so we killed it."

Liu was afraid that her daughter would not find the fish bones, so she helped her check the fish in the bowl while explaining.

"It's time to kill it. It won't taste good when it's dead."

Lin Shiyu narrowed her eyes and said, "You have to eat fresh fish, otherwise it won't taste good."

Liu touched her head with a smile. How old was she, and she already knew whether something was fresh or delicious?

The Lin family never ate fish all year round, and the Liu family even less. Her father didn't like fish, and fish was rarely on the table. I don't know where her daughter came to this conclusion.

They finished the meal very quickly. One reason was that the food was delicious, and another was that Lin Anru was in a hurry to dig the basement and urged everyone to finish eating so that they could get back to work.

After dinner, Liu was assigned to wash the pots and dishes, Lin Boyu was caught by Lin Anru to dig the soil together, and Lin Shiyu was just there to fill the soil.

She worked until she could no longer open her eyes, and then Liu sent her to wash up and go to bed. Before she fell asleep, the noise of digging in the house was still going on.

The next day, Lin Shiyu got out of bed yawning.

She still had to go to the river to continue her fishing plan, so sleeping in was impossible.

"Dad, Mom, why are you here so early?"

I don’t know what time they rested last night. They got up to work so early.

"I'm going to the county town this afternoon, so get up early and dig it. Then I'll buy a few big water tanks to put them in."

Lin Anru stopped to drink some water and take a rest while explaining to her.

In fact, he hardly slept last night. With the lamp oil given by Chang Lin, he dug the soil until late at night before his wife took him to rest.

"Breakfast is in the pot. Go and get it out for yourself." Liu told her.

Liu felt sorry for her husband as he kept digging, so she got up early, prepared breakfast, and then helped.

But she was not in good health, so Lin Anru just let her do some supporting work, doing Lin Shiyu's work yesterday, and the digging was still done by the father and son.

After Lin Shiyu finished her breakfast, she said hello to them and walked outside. Lin Boyu looked at her as she left, confused.

Early in the morning, his mother pulled him up by the ear to work. Her words implied that the work was very hard and the whole family had to contribute. Why did she act differently when it came to his sister?

Not only did they sleep until they woke up naturally, but they also went out to play after eating. Didn’t we all agree that we should contribute together?

If you want him to do more work, just tell him directly. His mother keeps making up all these nonsense excuses.

Liu didn't know what Lin Boyu was thinking. She was carrying the soil while looking worriedly towards the gate.

…

Carrying her fishing rod and the earthworms she dug on the road, Lin Shiyu came to the familiar place by the river.

Wait for the fish to bite!