On the way back, Jiang Junmo pushed the cart in front, and Lu Xia supported it from behind with the package on her back. The two of them returned home with great difficulty.
Fortunately, it was dinner time when I came back, and I didn’t meet anyone on the way, so no one noticed me.
After arriving home and putting away the food, Jiang Jun suddenly thought, "Oh, by the way, I saw a letter from you at the post office today, so I brought it back to you."
"Oh? There's still a letter from me?" Could it be that the Lu family replied to her?
Lu Xia was surprised. She thought the Lu family would not reply so quickly. At least they would inquire about it first. She didn't expect that they would reply at this moment. She couldn't wait to see what was said in the letter.
So I took it, opened it and started reading.
The letter was indeed sent by the Lu family and was written by Lu Qiu.
In the letter, Lu's mother directly said that the family would treat her as an irrelevant daughter from now on, and asked her not to write to them anymore, as they thought it was shameful.
Since she has fallen into depravity and married into the countryside, she should just stay there to take care of her husband and children, and never go back to her parents' home again, just pretend that she doesn't have this home.
Even if I go back, I won't let her in!
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There wasn't much content in this letter. What surprised Lu Xia was that Lu's mother didn't even scold her, but directly said that she wanted to cut off all ties with her. Did she not even want to scold her?
But what surprised her was that she originally thought that the Lu family would not believe her so easily. They would at least find someone to investigate whether what she said was true.
I didn't expect that he would reply so quickly. From the content of the letter, it was obvious that he believed it.
So she was a little confused.
Fortunately, there was a letter that Lu Qiu secretly wrote to her.
In the letter, Lu Xia found out why they replied so quickly.
It turned out that in the community next to their family compound, there was an educated youth who had gone to the countryside with Lu Xia and came back during the Chinese New Year.
As for why that person was able to return to the city to visit her relatives after only half a year in the countryside, I heard that she pretended to be sick and the village issued a letter of introduction to allow her to come back.
After she came back, she didn't want to go back, so she talked a lot about the misery of life in the countryside and cited many tragic examples of female educated youth.
Among them is Lu Xia.
The place where that person went to the countryside was not far from Lu Xia, and coincidentally, there were some old educated youths at the educated youth site where that person worked, and they were familiar with the people at Lu Xia's educated youth site. When they met when they were repairing the road a few years ago, they talked about things at the educated youth site.
So the news that Lu Xia, a newly arrived educated youth, got married not long after arriving in the countryside also spread. Of course, it was also spread that the person he was marrying was a sickly woman.
When the people from their road construction team went back and told about this, the person was surprised and then remembered it, after all, she knew Lu Xia.
Lu Qiu said in his letter that the person was called Liang Pei, and was a student of the same grade as Lu Xia and Lu Chun, but not in the same class, so Lu Xia had no impression of her.
The original owner had a rather quiet personality. He only cared about studying at school and working at home after school. He didn't go out to play, so he didn't have many friends and didn't know many people.
But Liang Pei had an impression of her, or to be more precise, an impression of Lu Chun. After all, Lu Chun was very high-profile in school. As her younger sister, although she was very different from her in personality and dress, she was still remembered.
So when they found out that Lu Xia got married not long after going to the countryside, they thought she married there because she didn't want to work.
I felt a little pity and contempt for her, but more of a worry about myself, fearing that one day I would not be able to hold on.
That's what prompted her to find a way to return home.
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