She also had a premonition that there would be a lot of trouble in the He family in the future.
I'll just take care of my relationships first. I guess the He family won't be able to cause any big trouble here.
Su Qing went to the village chief's house first, and happened to see the family having dinner there.
"Su Qing is here, come, let's eat something together."
"No, auntie, I'll just deliver some things and then leave. The children are waiting for me to come back." After saying that, Su Qing took out the pork and brown sugar.
"Take it back, take it back. What are you doing?" The village chief waved his hands quickly when he saw what Su Qing was holding.
"Hey, Village Chief, I originally wanted to invite everyone to my house for a house-warming feast today, but I'm too busy to handle it all by myself, so I might as well just let you cook the food for yourselves. Don't think I'm lazy."
After listening to Su Qing, the village chief breathed a sigh of relief.
Su Qing looked at Wang Fu and Wang Gui who were standing beside her. "Xiao Fu and Xiao Gui, thank you for helping me move things today. Come, I'll treat you to some candy. Take it quickly, or I won't be able to ask you for help next time."
The two of them stared at the candy in Su Qing's hand, but when they saw their grandfather, they quickly shifted their gaze.
"Just keep the candy your aunt Su Qing gave you. In the future, please help them with any laborious work they need." It's hard to have no man in the family, but the village chief didn't say the latter part of this sentence.
Wang Fu took the candy with both hands and said thank you obediently, "Thank you, auntie."
"Aunt Wang, I put the things here. I'm in a hurry to deliver them to Uncle Seven and the others."
Su Qing specifically brought up the name of a house-warming banquet because he was afraid that the village chief and others would not accept it.
"Wait a minute." Aunt Wang stuffed a bag of red dates into Su Qing's hand. "My nephew picked these wild red dates. They're a little small, though. I'll keep them as a gift for the housewarming party."
I never expected that I would be given the same excuse in return.
"Okay, then I thank you, Auntie."
When delivering gifts to the next few houses, Su Qing also received many gifts in return.
Although they are all homemade products, I can still feel their enthusiasm.
When Su Qing saw his seventh uncle's grandson taking a bath, he remembered that there was no bathtub in his new home.
Coincidentally, Uncle Qi's youngest son was a carpenter, and Su Qing spent five dollars to buy two bathtubs.
He also helped Su Qing carry it to the end of the village and put it down only when he was near Su Qing's house.
Su Qing was at a loss whether to laugh or cry. It seemed that rumors were very powerful and everyone thought it was a haunted house.
With the moonlight guiding her way, Su Qing carried two bathtubs home.
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