Big Black didn't go back with her this time either.
Recently, it has taken in a group of followers, all of whom are stray cats from the neighborhood. It's currently quite addicted to being the boss and doesn't want to leave.
Su He didn't insist, since she would be back soon anyway.
Upon arriving home, unsurprisingly, she attracted attention from the villagers again, but she was used to it and didn't pay much attention.
After arriving home, Su He opened the things she had brought back.
Grandma Su and the others were already curious about why she had carried so much stuff back. They hadn't asked while she was outside, but when they saw how much cotton there was, they were immediately surprised and their eyes widened.
Su's mother, standing nearby, exclaimed, "My goodness! Heya, where did you get so much cotton? Did you rob the police station?"
"What nonsense are you talking about!"
Before Su He could even speak after her mother finished speaking, she was scolded by the old lady Su.
"Can't you speak properly, you mother? Don't you know who Heya is? What do you mean by 'steal'?"
Mother Su realized she had misspoke in her excitement and awkwardly explained, "Um, I was just talking nonsense, I was just too excited!"
"We can't just say things like that, lest it get out and cause trouble for Heya."
Upon hearing this, Su's mother quickly promised that she would never talk nonsense again.
Grandma Su was relieved, then glared at her fiercely before turning to look at Su He. Although she was also surprised, she was more worried.
"Heya, don't listen to your mother's nonsense. But where did you get all this cotton? Even if you bought it, it would have taken a lot of money and coupons, right?"
Su He smiled and said, "Don't worry, Grandma. My colleague introduced me to someone who helped with all of this. It came from Xinjiang City and didn't cost much. It was just the cost price plus some shipping fees, and they didn't even ask for a receipt."
Grandma Su believed her and didn't doubt it when she heard this. "Really? That's great! It's not easy to buy so much cotton. Send some to your colleague another day. After all, he helped you. Also, tell Grandma how much it cost and Grandma will give you the money."
Su He immediately refused, "No need for milk, it really didn't cost much. And there's no need to give a gift to my colleague. I helped her out before, so this is nothing."
But Grandma Su insisted on giving her the money, and Su He finally gave up after she firmly refused.
But he still said, "Then I'll make you a new cotton-padded coat. The one you're wearing was made last year. I'll make you another one for the New Year."
Su He quickly refused again, saying, "No need, Grandma. My clothes from last year look brand new. Let's make some for the rest of the family. My eldest cousin is getting married next year, so it would be perfect to make him a new cotton-padded jacket."
My older cousin waved his hand sheepishly, "No need, I don't need it."
The aunt standing nearby added, "Yes, Heya, don't worry about your older brother, he has everything."
Grandma Su said, "There's plenty of cotton here. It'll be enough to make some for you and some for your cousin."
But how could Su He possibly want it? She bought the cotton because she wanted to improve other people's lives.
However, because there are many people in her family, she didn't want to tell them about the unexpected windfall, for fear that they would let it slip and cause unnecessary trouble.
So they had to persuade her to give up the idea.
Finally, after thinking for a moment, Grandma Su said to her eldest aunt and her daughters-in-law, "Then divide the cotton into three parts, one for each of you brothers, and you can decide what to do next."
There's only one rule: this matter must not be told to anyone, not even your family. If anyone finds out and comes to Heya for help, whoever caused the trouble will be held responsible!
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