Mo Yan told Chun Guo that they should pretend they didn't have a younger sister from now on.
Chun Guo was heartbroken. How could his little sister, whom he had protected for so long, have left him?
"Mom, my sister left all by herself. I wonder if she's doing well out there?"
"Why do you care whether she's doing well or not? She was able to leave two children with me and run away, so why do you still care about her?"
"Why aren't you at work yet?"
That Chunxiang wasn't just ruthless; she was selfish, shameless, and abandoned her child and her own mother.
Chun Guo had no choice but to hurry up and go to work.
Chun Guo has become much more sensible now, and he helps Da Yun take care of the children after get off work.
After thinking about it for a long time, Mo Yan finally hired someone to help take care of the three children.
She decided to make fried skewers so she could earn some money.
Mo Yan doesn't plan to touch the money Da Hua left behind, and she's also rented out the house, with the money going into each of the two children's accounts every month.
Dayun and her aunt take care of three children, while she is responsible for researching fried skewers and cold skewers, along with braised meat.
It will definitely be difficult at first. Taking care of three children is really not easy. When the nanny goes home at night, Mo Yan and Dayun will have a headache.
You gradually get used to it.
The two younger ones are named Xiaoya and Xiaofan, which are their names from their previous lives, and Moyan has no intention of changing them.
The little ones are quite well-behaved; they sleep soundly through the night until dawn.
If they get sick, that's a real problem; the whole family has to go to the hospital.
Every day when Chun Guo comes home, he helps take care of the children. He feels sorry for his mother and wife who are busy taking care of the children and earning money.
Ultimately, at Mo Yan's suggestion, he resigned and they started a shop together.
Their courtyard, facing the street, was opened up and turned into two shops: one selling stinky tofu skewers, and the other selling braised meat and duck.
Every day, Chun Guo would go with Mo Yan to buy meat and supplies very early in the morning. On the first day, he almost collapsed on the ground after carrying all that meat.
I'm so tired, so very tired.
Factories have a closing time, but this doesn't.
He felt like his body wasn't his own anymore; he was limp and powerless, and when he lay on the ground, he didn't want to get up. His feet hurt so much that even lifting them was painful.
Mo Yan gave him a bottle of medicinal wine and told him to rub it on himself, away from the child, so that it could improve blood circulation.
At three o'clock the next day, he didn't want to get up, so Mo Yan went straight in and forcefully pulled on his arm.
He was in so much pain that he wanted to scream, but just as he was about to yell, a quilt was stuffed into his mouth.
He woke up, and was extremely alert.
It was extremely difficult for him to get up.
After getting up, I went to buy meat and vegetables, and when I came back, I made braised meat and kept skewering it.
They opened the door promptly at eight o'clock in the morning.
Some people wanted to eat roujiamo (Chinese hamburger), so they sold their braised pork and put it into the buns they brought, asking others to chop the meat for them.
It was just a small favor, so naturally they were willing to do it.
They work until noon, when their braised meat is sold out. Then they take a break, have a meal, go back to check on their two children, and then come back to continue selling skewers. They clean up at 3 pm and finish everything by 5 pm, then have lunch.
I need to look after the kids for a while, and I can lie down and rest at eight o'clock.
Dayun didn't feel very tired. With the help of her aunt, she was able to manage. Instead, she felt a little sorry for Chunguo.
Chun Guo used to never care about anything at home, but now he can manage everything. She doesn't sleep well every day, and doing business is really tiring. She also wants to help them as soon as possible.
She offered to help several times, but her mother-in-law refused, telling her to rest and take care of the child, and that they could manage.
Six months later, Dahua's uncle and aunt were released. They returned all the things they had stolen, but they were also sentenced to six months in prison.
After they got out, they immediately fled home; the place was truly terrifying.
When they returned home, they found the house turned upside down; her son had secretly taken and spent all the money she had hidden.
The daughter-in-law even wanted to drive them out of the new house and back to the old house.
The old house was in disrepair and completely uninhabitable.
Tears streamed down their faces. Was this retribution? They had stolen from others, so now they were being kicked out?
With tears in their eyes, they moved into the old house, feeling extremely sad.
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