"Let's go, let's go together."
Dahe sent Zhang back home, and followed his parents and elder brother to the end of the village in the rain.
When they arrived at the yard, Chunxiao was still sitting outside watching the brothel. They went to the main room together and took off their straw raincoats and hats.
Chunxiao took the time to go back to the house and asked, "Dad, why did you all come here in this heavy rain?" The rain was heavier now than before.
"Your mother told us about your situation. I was anxious to get a charter, so I came here with your eldest brother and the others."
Chun Xiao was talking to them while looking outside. "Dad, I need someone to man the stove right now. Let's cut to the chase."
"Go and look after your stove. I'll ask your mother to show us the charcoal you're burning. We can talk about it in the straw shed later. This way we won't delay anything."
Chunxiao nodded and returned to the straw hut.
Zhou took the Yan family father and son to the miscellaneous room. Yan Bingfa looked at the charcoal on the ground and finally believed that Chunxiao's story of selling charcoal was true.
"My goodness, there are quite a lot of wooden stakes in this room. Chunxiao has been working really hard lately."
"She's really patient, holding on until today."
Several people looked at the charcoal together, shook it and weighed it. This one was heavier than they had imagined.
"I was wondering why Chunxiao was so picky when he went up the mountain to chop wood. There must be some learning involved, but we outsiders don't understand."
After they left the utility room, the father and his two sons came to the straw shed and watched Chunxiao filling the earthen mound with mud. "Did you want to build this shed just for burning charcoal today?" Yan Bingfa thought of Chunxiao's plan to build a big shed that day.
"Dad, you're overthinking it. This is pure coincidence. I built the shed to store things on rainy days. I didn't know how to burn charcoal back then. I only thought of burning it in this shed because I had no other place."
There weren't enough stools at home, so they could only stand and talk to her.
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