Before the other students could publicize what happened today, they were called to an emergency meeting by the school and informed that they should not publicize what happened today. However, the school highly affirmed their performance this time and said that there would be rewards as an encouragement.

When they got home, Aunt Rong saw how exhausted Luo Qiao looked and knew that she must be exhausted from being outside these days. She quickly asked the old man to boil some water and then said to Luo Qiao, "Go back to the house and rest first. The water will be ready soon. I'll make you a bowl of noodles to fill your stomach and then make you some food to replenish your body in the evening."

After taking a bath and eating the shredded pork noodles prepared by Aunt Rong, Luo Qiao fell asleep immediately and slept until noon the next day.

Yesterday, Aunt Rong prepared dinner and came to see that she was sleeping soundly. She didn't want to wake her up and kept the food warm, fearing that she would wake up at any time. As a result, she waited for her all night.

After waking up, Luo Qiao was still a little confused. What was going on and why was it still daylight?

Aunt Rong knocked on the door and came in: "Get up and eat first. You didn't eat last night, so you must be hungry."

Luo Qiao then realized that she had slept for the entire afternoon and night. She pulled up the quilt to cover her face and said, "I was wondering why it wasn't dark yet, but it's already the next day."

Aunt Rong looked at her with a smile on her face and said, "I made your favorite wontons. By the way, call Yichen back later. I knew you were asleep last night, so I didn't ask him to wake you up."

After dinner, Luo Qiao called Lu Yichen, but he was not at the command point yet. Luo Qiao had to leave him a message and hung up.

These days, Grandpa Rong has been busy with the vegetables and fruits in the greenhouse. Luo Qiao took a basket from the kitchen and picked some strawberries in the greenhouse. She saw Lu Rongrong, the second daughter-in-law of the Cheng family next door, coming over.

Luo Qiao washed the strawberries and put them on a plate. Lu Rongrong followed Aunt Rong into the kitchen and said, "Oh, Luo Qiao is at home today."

Luo Qiao was not familiar with Lu Rongrong, so she nodded and said, "Yes, I'll take a rest today."

Lu Rongrong looked at the strawberries Luo Qiao was holding and coughed lightly: "I don't know what's going on. My greenhouse was built in the same way as yours. Uncle Rong even helped me take a look, but the vegetables and strawberries in the greenhouse can't compare to yours."

Luo Qiao smiled and said, "You have to ask someone who knows about this. I'm not sure."

Lu Rongrong glanced at the strawberries in Luo Qiao's hand and said, "Qiaoqiao, can I discuss something with you?"

Luo Qiao stopped and asked, "What's the matter?"

Luo Qiao said, "Sister-in-law Cheng, you've been talking for a long time but haven't said what it is. I'm a little confused."

Seeing that Luo Qiao could handle it, Aunt Rong did not interrupt. She wondered what the second daughter-in-law of the Cheng family was planning.

Lu Rongrong said: "The vegetables and strawberries in my greenhouse are not growing, so I thought it might be because of the seedlings. Can you transplant some seedlings for me from the greenhouse in your backyard?"

Luo Qiao picked up a strawberry and said slowly, "It's already a certain month. The crops in our backyard shed have already been planted. If we give you the seedlings, our land will be empty."

Lu Rongrong smiled awkwardly and said, "You can just ask Master Rong to grow some more seedlings."

Luo Qiao hated people who wanted to take advantage of others and acted so confidently: "Why should I let Master Rong raise seedlings again?"

Lu Rongrong raised her voice slightly and said, "We are neighbors. Isn't it normal for us to help each other?"

Luo Qiao laughed: "So what have you done to help your neighbors?"

Lu Rongrong said a little embarrassedly: "Doesn't it mean that everyone doesn't need me?"

Luo Qiao thought that the other people in the Cheng family next door were all OK, so she said, "Then bring the seeds over. I'll ask Uncle Rong to help you grow some more seedlings."

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Lu Rongrong was stunned for a moment: "I don't have any seeds at home."

Luo Qiao smiled and said, "Then there is no other way. You don't have seeds, and you can't ask Uncle Rong to buy them for you. Who in this city knows where to buy them?"

She provided the seeds for the vegetables and fruits she planted in her backyard. It’s not that she is without seeds now, but she just doesn’t want the people around her to take everything for granted.

(End of this chapter)