Chapter 643 We call this mutual benefit
Maybe it’s because of the blessing of space, Chuxue is very sensitive to people’s good and evil.
The lady in front of her gave her a very good impression: "Okay, lady."
When the old lady heard this, she knew that the girl must have the cloth coupons. Without saying anything, she pulled Chuxue out of the crowd and said, "Come on, come on, come on, come with me to my house. I promise to satisfy you."
On the way to the aunt's house, Chuxue learned that the aunt's youngest son had fallen in love with a girl and would be going to the wedding in a few days, but the cloth for the two sets of clothes had not been collected yet. The whole family had been very angry these days: "Girl, you really helped the aunt's family a lot."
Chu Xue didn't think she was doing anyone a favor: "Auntie, this is called mutual benefit."
Seeing that the girl was not taking credit for herself, the old lady had a better impression of her: "Girl, you are good at speaking. You can tell at a glance that you are a cultured person."
The two chatted and laughed, and soon arrived at the aunt's house.
As soon as they entered the yard, the old lady led Chuxue straight to the backyard and pointed at the chickens in the chicken coop and said, "Auntie's chickens are well taken care of. My grandchildren not only cut grass, but also often catch earthworms, grasshoppers and other insects to feed them. They are all very fat."
Chuxue looked around and found that the old lady was right. The chickens in the chicken coop were all very fat.
Both of them were straightforward people and quickly reached a deal.
The old lady saw that Chuxue was not slow in her words and was very much in tune with her personality: "Miss, what's your name?"
Chuxue smiled and said, "Auntie, my last name is Liu and my given name is Chuxue. You can call me Xiaoliu or Chuxue."
The old lady smiled and said, "Then I will call you Chuxue. If you need anything in the future, come to my house. If I don't have it, I will find someone else to replace it for you."
Chuxue naturally would not refuse. After all, she would definitely come to join the army after getting married, so she had to put on some show and come to the village to exchange some things.
This lady gets along well with me. If I really need it, it would be nice to come to her and change it directly: "Okay, auntie, please take care of me in the future."
When the old lady heard what Chuxue said, she laughed and said, "Wait a minute, I have some dried mushrooms at home. I'll go get you a handful. Whether you make chicken soup or stir-fry them, they'll be delicious."
Chuxue wanted to refuse, but the old lady walked into the house in a few steps.
After a while, he brought out a handful of dried mushrooms: "I picked and cleaned these mushrooms when I dried them. You can eat them after soaking them in water when you go back. They are very fragrant."
Now that they have taken it out, it would be a bit pretentious to refuse it.
But she was not the kind of person who liked to take advantage of others. After putting away the dried mushrooms, Chuxue took out a few fruit candies from her pocket and said, "Auntie, I accept your kindness. You can keep these candies to sweeten your mouth."
The old lady was a little embarrassed, but she needed a sugar ticket to buy candy, which was very rare in the village. "This is a good thing, so I accepted it shamelessly."
She thought that the children at home had not eaten candy for a long time, so it was a good opportunity to share some sweetness with them.
After putting away the candy, she smiled at Chuxue and said, "My husband's family name is Liao, so just call me Aunt Liao. If you need anything in the future, just come to our house."
As he spoke, he plucked a lot of onions and coriander planted in front of his house, tied them up with some amaranth nearby and stuffed them into Chuxue's mouth: "Here, these will enhance the flavor."
Chu Xue thanked the person and then left with her things.
I also stopped by the military service center to buy a few heads of garlic before returning to the hospital cafeteria.
He rented a large clay pot from the canteen, stewed the chicken, and asked his sister-in-law who was stewing fish soup next door to help watch the stove. He went out again and came back with a few pounds of flour in his hands, preparing to make chicken noodle soup for Fu Yancheng.
(End of this chapter)
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