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As soon as Jiang Ci got home, she went to the Yu family's house first.
The two children, Zhou Miao and Zhou Yang, had already eaten at the Yu family's house and were taking a nap in Da Zhu and Er Zhu's room.
Jiang Ci didn't disturb them, and instead pulled Sister-in-law Yu aside to chat about today's gossip.
Jiang Ci is also very eloquent. When she tells a story, the cause and effect are crystal clear, and the plot is full of twists and turns.
While Sister-in-law Yu stared in disbelief, she exclaimed repeatedly, "Oh my god!" "How could this person do this!" "What a vicious method!" "Holy crap!" "Holy shit!!"
The audience was very supportive, with Jiang Ci and Sister-in-law Yu whispering to each other for a long time.
After listening, Sister-in-law Yu sighed, "If I had known, I would have gone with you. Look at all that has happened this morning!"
"Aunt Qian told me before that Zhou Ergou was a soldier, and a soldier with a rank. Every month, a certain amount of meat from the slaughterhouse was allocated to the Zhou family. You know, the Zhou family gets half a pound of meat every month. How could they let Zhou Huai go hungry like this? It turns out that Wang Zhaodi took the Zhou family's meat and money and used it all for her own son!"
"Don't you think this person is vicious!"
"You'll have to be more careful when you interact with people in the future!"
Jiang Ci nodded with a smile.
With nothing much to do in the afternoon, Jiang Ci and Sister-in-law Yu went to her house and took a look at the cloth that Zhou Mingli had prepared before leaving.
Just like Xiao Qu said, although the fabric was good, the patterns were printed in a mess, and some of the colors were mixed up, so it couldn't be sold at all. This kind of fabric was the most common. There were also some solid-colored fabrics that were cut into pieces. They weren't big, but they could still be pieced together to make two adult undergarments.
Sister-in-law Yu was quite efficient and quickly decided how to use the cloth and cotton.
“It’s not cold enough yet. I think you should make a quilt first. A three-jin quilt is too thin. I think there are five or six jin of cotton in this quilt. Why don’t you make a five-jin quilt first? When it gets cold in September or October, we may not be able to wear cotton-padded coats, but we must have thick quilts so that you won’t get cold at night.”
Jiang Ci nodded repeatedly as she listened.
This cotton isn't good quality cotton; it needs to be re-fluffed. Sister-in-law Yu knows this best, so as soon as the child woke up, the two of them took the child and the cotton to a place to fluff it.
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