Seeing that her older sister still wanted to say something, Lin Xiaomei also came up to persuade her.
"Big sister, please stop saying 'but.' Now that our family is rich, and second sister even said that we're going to open a winery in the future, we definitely won't have enough manpower at home."
Second sister's secret recipe cannot be revealed, so you and eldest sister's husband will definitely have to come back to help.
"Once our family has its own workshop, what will this little bit of money making money be?"
If we're talking about who trusts Lin Jiujiu the most in this family, it's probably Lin Xiaomei.
Ever since she saw Lin Jiujiu beat up the Sun brothers that day, she has been convinced that her second sister is omnipotent, and she is just short of praising her second sister.
Lin Yun'er looked incredulous when she heard Lin Xiaomei's words.
She also heard that Lin Jiujiu got her money by selling ginseng she dug up from the mountains.
As for the salt-making matter, Lin Xiaomei didn't mention it.
In Lin Yun'er's mind, after Lin Jiujiu built the mansion, she would probably buy some land to farm, so that the family would be able to live a life free from worries about food and clothing.
She originally thought that Jiu Jiu asked them to come back to help with farming.
Both she and Liang Xing are very skilled.
I never expected that her second sister would know how to brew wine.
Even so, it's still my second sister's own ability. No matter how much she earns, it's hers. As her older sister, it's only right that I help her out.
How could I accept something so valuable from her?
Seeing that Lin Yun'er was about to return the gold bracelet to Lin Jiujiu.
The little boy looked at the aunt with some confusion.
He reached out and tugged at her sleeve, then lifted his own clothes to show her.
"Auntie, Bao'er has one too."
As she spoke, she grabbed Lin's mother's wrist again, "Grandmother has one too."
He then pointed to Lin Xiaomei's newly combed hair, and the butterfly on her head that looked like it was about to take flight.
"My aunt has one too."
He had originally intended to lift Lin Jiujiu's sleeve, but remembering that his mother probably didn't like wearing such things, he refrained from doing so. Instead, he turned his gaze back to Lin Yun'er's face, to her large, clear, watery eyes.
"The whole family should have it."
Although the little boy's words were simple, everyone present understood them.
His point was that all family members should be treated equally, and there should be no favoritism.
Lin Yun'er was stunned by what she said.
It was Lin's mother who realized what was happening and stroked the little boy's head, saying, "Bao'er is right. Don't you think we're family?"
Lin's mother still had a hint of anger on her face when she said this.
Although everyone in the room knew she was faking it, Lin Yun'er didn't dare to refute it.
They are native to the ancient times, and in their view, whether a woman lives well in her husband's family or is bullied depends entirely on how strong her own family is and whether they support her. Deep down, they dare not say that they do not recognize their own family.
Lin's mother exploited her weakness and made her accept the gifts.
Seeing how kind her family was to her, Lin Yun'er's eyes welled up with tears. All the hardships she had endured over the years had not been in vain.
The atmosphere inside was pleasant, and Lin Jiujiu poured tea for everyone.
There were no outsiders in the rooms on either side, so Lin Jiujiu invited her sister and brother-in-law to sit down.
Only then did he speak up and ask Lin Yun'er.
"Big sister, has something happened at your home?"
Although she hadn't had much contact with Lin Yun'er, she could still tell that something was off about her today.
Damn it, when she first got home, they were talking about wanting her family to come back and live with them, and Lin Yun'er blurted out that she was willing without even thinking.
Lin Jiujiu could tell that Lin Yun'er regretted her words immediately, and she didn't say anything more for fear of embarrassing her.
Now that she was in the house with her mother, her children, and her brother-in-law's family, she spoke up without any reservations.
Lin Yun'er hadn't expected her second sister to be so thoughtful.
I didn't want to say it, but when I saw my mother and younger sister looking at me with concern, that feeling of grievance welled up in my heart again.
But out of consideration for Liang Xing's feelings, he didn't say anything.
On the contrary, Liang Xing looked guilty and sighed as he spoke to Lin Yun'er.
"Yun'er, I'm useless. I'm sorry. This is my family's fault. You don't need to keep it from me."
Lin Yun'er opened her mouth, as if to say something, but was pulled by her mother.
Seeing that Liang Xing still had some sense of responsibility, Lin Jiujiu didn't ask Lin Yun'er any more questions, but looked at him and said.
"Brother-in-law, my sister is hesitant to speak, why don't you tell her what happened?"
When Lin's mother came back before, didn't she say that her eldest sister's mother-in-law was quite reasonable and thoughtful in her actions?
Why does it seem like things are completely different now?
Seeing that her mother and sister looked unwell, Lin Yun'er quickly explained.
"It's not my mother-in-law."
Lin Jiujiu turned around and glanced at her, signaling her to be quiet and let Liang Xing speak.
Although Lin Jiujiu didn't say anything, Lin Yun'er understood her meaning with just a glance.
Lin Yun'er shrank back slightly under her serious gaze.
Mingming's second sister didn't say anything, but she just stared at her intently, and for some reason, she felt a sense of fear.
Lin Jiujiu saw the fear in her eyes and sighed inwardly.
She genuinely didn't mean to scare her sister.
It was just a habitual release of some aura; I didn't expect it to frighten her.
Lin Jiujiu helplessly suppressed her aura and gave her a reassuring smile.
Looking at her younger sister like this, Lin Yun'er wondered if she had seen things wrong.
Otherwise, how could he have felt that his younger sister's atmosphere just now was even more terrifying than that of the magistrate in the yamen?
Liang Xing didn't see the conflict in the sisters' eyes; he was thinking about the mess at home.
He not only didn't object to moving in with his wife and children to his in-laws' house, but actually felt a sense of anticipation.
Through Liang Xing's account, Lin Jiujiu learned that the incident did not occur on their side, but rather on the side of the Liang family matriarch.
The elderly man in the Liang family is also very old; he is now over sixty and still in good health.
This was quite rare in ancient times when the average lifespan was only forty or fifty years.
The old man's longevity is a good thing, but the problem is that he likes to be surrounded by his children and grandchildren and refuses to separate from his family.
Liang Xing's father's branch of the family wasn't very large, and she had quite a few uncles and cousins.
As the third generation grows up, gets married, and has children, they naturally need a place to live.
In order to make room for his cousin's wedding in the afternoon, the children and parents had to squeeze in.
This wasn't a big deal to begin with.
But who would have thought that early this morning, before dawn, Grandma Liang's youngest daughter came running back with her children, crying and sobbing.
Their aunt was only a few years older than Liang Laosan; she was Liang Laotai's granddaughter.
When she was a girl at home, she was cherished by Grandma Liang like the most precious thing.
She was given all the good food and drink at home, and never had to do any work in the fields or at home. As a result, the girl was pampered and became very delicate and spoiled.
But they are also lazy, greedy, and extremely selfish.
It was fine when she was at her parents' home, where her parents and brothers spoiled her, but no one at her husband's home treated her like that.
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