You are not ashamed of yourself in this state! "
Meng Xiuyuan nodded in agreement.
Chu Hongying was afraid that Cheng Lianxin would continue to make trouble, so she added: "Explain the trick to this to your wife!"
Meng Xiuyuan looked confused: What’s the trick?
Chu Hongying:..........
Forget it, forget it. She was sorry for her son. She was so stupid. It was also related to the mistakes she made during her escape.
It turned out that when they were hiding from the Japanese search, Meng Xiuyuan was still a breastfeeding baby, and she and her husband hid in the cellar.
Afraid of making the slightest noise and bringing about fatal disaster.
But what does the child in my arms know? She cries three times for no reason.
In desperation, Chu Hongying could only cover his mouth and nose with her hands.
By the time he evaded the search and let go of his hands, Meng Xiuyuan's face had turned blue.
It took a lot of beating and rescue to bring him back to life, but since then, his brain has not been very clear.
When I grew up, although I was neither naive nor stupid, I could only be considered a very mediocre person.
Because of this incident, Chu Hongying always believed that it was her fault that led to her son's current condition.
This time when we went to the countryside, it was my son who brought up this matter, feeling guilty about it.
Chu Hongying sighed secretly, and the old lady in her sixties or seventies pulled Cheng Lianxin into the house very forcefully.
Wen Sihe smiled and looked at Meng Youdao: "Grandpa, let my uncle buy the return ticket in the afternoon.
There is only one bus a day, and we can't go back no matter how urgent it is. I'll go borrow some food from the captain so we can have a good lunch."
When Meng Youdao heard about borrowing grain, his eyes widened: "Why do we need to borrow grain?"
Wen Sihe pretended to be embarrassed and pouted, "Grandpa, we are out of food at home. It's not time to distribute food yet, so don't we have to go borrow some?
If you hadn't come, the little stuff we have would have been able to sustain us for a few days, or at worst we could have dug up some wild vegetables to get by.
But now that you are here, as your granddaughter, I can’t…”
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