Ya Dan knew that Tang Yuanyuan was very busy, with a lot of things to do at the restaurant and company. Her brother was also busy, so it was really difficult for them to squeeze out time to go back to their hometown. She estimated that her sister-in-law and brother would be busy for a while before the summer vacation.
But she also felt sorry for her own mother. Her mother missed her grandson so much that her heart ached, and she couldn't say anything. Her sister-in-law hadn't done anything wrong, and her mother hadn't really done anything wrong either. It was just that their views were conflicting. If one side didn't give in, the conflict would definitely continue forever. When she got back, she had to persuade her mother to make some concessions and not always listen to her two sisters-in-law stirring things up.
Ya Dan disliked her two sisters-in-law at all. They were petty and calculating, always scheming for small gains, and constantly comparing themselves to each other, both openly and secretly. They even stirred up trouble in her mother's ear, trying to get more benefits from her brother.
Hmph, over the years her brother and sister-in-law have contributed so much money to their hometown. The house where her parents live was built with money from her younger brother and sister-in-law. It's a three-story villa, even more impressive than the town mayor's house. Her two older brothers didn't contribute a single penny; it was all paid for by her younger brother.
Her younger brother paid for her school fees and living expenses, as well as her parents' living expenses. Her older brothers didn't contribute a single penny and were always complaining about being poor to their parents and taking advantage of them. When her older brothers built a new house, they borrowed tens of thousands of yuan from her younger brother. They called it a loan, but now they've lived in the house for several years and they haven't said anything about paying it back.
And then there are my eldest and second eldest sisters. Didn't my brother pay for their new house? The family's good life is all thanks to my brother. He's a good-natured man and doesn't hold grudges against his family. But these women are insatiable and want more. They wish my brother would give them half of the family fortune!
Such a good thing is beyond my wildest dreams; her older brothers and sisters really dare to dream of it.
Ya Dan immediately called her mother. As soon as she told her, Tie Dan's mother beamed with joy and said repeatedly, "That's great! The meat pies and buns must have grown quite a bit. I was thinking of making shoes for them, but I didn't know their sizes. I'll make them when they arrive."
Before the New Year, I dried a lot of sweet potatoes, added plenty of sesame seeds, making them shiny and thick. They'll definitely be a hit with meat patties and meat buns... I'll also catch some chicks, raise a few dozen, and we can eat them by summer vacation, slaughtering one a day... My grandson loves them..."
Iron Egg's mother rambled on and on, her words disorganized and rambling on. She was overjoyed; of all her grandchildren, her favorites were Roubing and Roubao, the brother and sister, even though they hadn't grown up by her side.
On the contrary, she wasn't as close to her other six grandsons, even though she had watched them grow up.
Ya Dan moved her phone further away. Since her mother got older, her nagging skills have improved day by day. She can talk from the moment she opens her eyes in the morning until she goes to bed at night without pausing.
"Tomorrow I'll go buy meat to make sausages. Roubing loves my sausages. Have your dad go to town and buy half a pig. We'll start making them tomorrow, and they'll smell delicious when the holidays come. It's a pity we didn't plant many watermelons this year, but it's okay, some people in the village grow them. We can buy some to eat later. This year's watermelons will definitely be delicious, with plenty of sunshine, unlike last year when there was too much rain and the watermelons were bland..."
Ya Dan picked at her ear, unable to listen any longer, and interrupted her mother, "I made the call on my cell phone, and it costs several cents to answer it for one minute. You've been nagging me for several dollars."
The nagging stopped abruptly, and Tie Dan's mother scolded, "You spendthrift! Why do you have to use your cell phone to make calls instead of a landline? No wonder you can't save any of your salary, you've squandered it all... You... I'll scold you again when you get back!"
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