Chapter 40 Who says straight men are inconsiderate?

"Eat this egg to fill your stomach first. We'll go get something to eat when we get to town."

Xiao Bei pushed the bowl of brown sugar water and eggs in front of Su Qi.

Suki looked up at him, "What about you?"

"I cooked the leftovers from last night." Xiao Bei then quickly added, "You don't have to worry about me."

Suki: ...

Ugh! She wasn't worried.

But the other person had already turned around, so she couldn't say anything.

Forget it, this soft-boiled egg boiled in brown sugar water is still quite delicious.

After the two finished eating, Xiao Bei simply washed the pots and bowls.

After all, they won't be back for several days, so they have to wash it.

Just as they were about to go out, there was movement outside the door.

Xiao Bei immediately explained to Su Qi: "It's a little far to the town. It's not convenient for me to walk such a long distance, so I asked Uncle Zhong to take us there in a bullock cart."

Suki nodded.

The two of them opened the door and walked out.

"Uncle Zhong." Xiao Bei was the first to greet.

"Hey, can you guys go now?"

Xiao Bei nodded, "Yes, we can go now."

"Then get on and let's go." Uncle Zhong gestured for the two to get on the ox cart.

Su Qi looked at the bare ox cart, there was nothing on it.

She felt it might be a little cold.

I kind of want to go back and get a quilt.

Xiao Bei, who was standing by, saw that she looked dazed, so he asked, "What's wrong?"

"It's okay." Forget it, I won't take it.

You can't carry the quilt with you to the county after you get it, right?

She was the first to climb onto the ox cart.

Xiao Bei suddenly thought of something and said, "Uncle Zhong, wait for me for a moment. I'll go into the house to get something."

He turned, opened the door and went in.

After a while, he came out with a new military coat in his hands.

"Here you go."

Suki saw the military coat being handed to her.

She couldn't help but raise her eyebrows. How could this guy have such a good thing? It wasn't taken away by that family.

Xiao Bei understood what her eyes meant, but it was difficult to explain as there were outsiders around.

After getting on the ox cart, "Uncle Zhong, we can go now."

It takes two hours to walk from their village to the town, and the ox cart is not much faster, also taking two hours.

After arriving, Xiao Bei gave Uncle Zhong fifty cents.

In fact, five cents per person is enough for one trip.

But this time it was a special gift for the two of them, so giving them fifty cents was reasonable, after all, it was such a cold day.

"Let's go! Let's go eat something first and then go to the station later." As for the money, we have to go to the county to get it.

In order to prevent Xiao Fanghe and others from knowing, his passbook was opened at the county credit union.

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"Okay." Suki wasn't particularly hungry, but she wanted to see what the town was like.

After all, the original owner's memory is also abstract to her.

She will feel it better herself.

The two did not enter the state-owned restaurant, but only bought three meat buns from the bun stall in front of the restaurant.

A bun costing only five cents, which was as cheap as a gift to Su Qi.

She was also very interested in the ticket Xiao Bei handed over.

However, when he saw Xiao Bei was about to give him all the meat buns, he quickly said, "These two are for you. I'm not very hungry after eating at home, so one will be enough."

This meat bun is not the small ones like those in later generations. The head of this one is quite big.

However, when she tasted it, she really thought it was delicious.

After they finished eating, they rushed to the bus station.

Fortunately, it’s not far away.

At this time, there were still quite a lot of people queuing up to get on the bus.

"You stay here, I'll go buy the tickets."

"I'll go with you."

Xiao Bei took a look at her and thought it was okay.

After all, she was so beautiful, and there were so many people staring at her here that he felt a little uneasy.

(End of this chapter)