After rebirth, I abducted the future minister

Chapter 309 [Continued] Sow melons and reap melons

Chapter 309 [Continued] You reap what you sow

Chu Yong's wife said: "Later, when my father-in-law saw that their family was slow to build a house, he came to ask. Unexpectedly, Yongfeng's wife, tusk tusk, was so incredible that she started throwing things in front of everyone and even

He wanted to bang on the door and said that his father-in-law was going to force the whole family to death. The elder and the younger all cried and howled for a long time, which made my father-in-law so angry that he fell ill."

She said in a somewhat sad tone: "With my father-in-law's illness, we don't have time to care about anything else. It's just that he always remembers this and always feels that he owes your family. He says he has no shame in going to see your father and even your house."

None of them were saved.”

Chu Yingying was silent for a moment and said with a smile: "The village chief has overthought things. Houses are dead things after all, and the human body is the most important."

After Chu Yong's wife heard this, her expression became much more relaxed, and she said: "That's right. Later, my father-in-law couldn't do anything anymore, and everyone elected you Uncle Yong to be the village chief. He also went to urge your uncle and aunt, but every time

Your uncle didn't even say a word, and your aunt cried and made trouble, and there was nothing he could do.

However, this time you are back, there is no reason for their family to continue to rely on you. Uncle Yong will make the decision for you and will definitely help you get your house back."

Chu Yingying smiled and said: "Then thank uncle first."

Chu Yong's wife also laughed and said, "Anything you say to outsiders is what you should do."

She stood up, wiped her hands, picked up the chosen dishes, and said to Chu Yingying: "I haven't been back for so many years. You can go around the village and identify the doors. Wait until noon, and the dishes and rice will be served."

When it’s done, I’ll call you.”

"Sorry, auntie."

Chu Yingying was not polite. She walked out of the yard, and outside was an alley paved with bluestones. It was noon, and smoke was rising from the neighboring houses, bringing with it a bit of fireworks.

With this posture, it really doesn't look like they are going to build a new house.

Chu Yingying shook her head and replied: "There seems to be no change."

Not long after, Chu Yong came back with the medicine he had grabbed.

Chu Yingying walked along the alley, reached the end, turned a corner, and passed a few houses before she saw a dilapidated earth wall in front of her, which was the old house of her uncle and aunt.

Apparently after so many years, her uncle no longer recognized Chu Yingying.

Yongfeng raised his head suddenly, but the young man had already turned around and walked away, and soon disappeared behind the dilapidated earth wall.

Sure enough, most of it had collapsed, leaving only a small crumbling earthen hut, which was crookedly supported by a beam and was about to collapse.

Yongfeng paused while holding the hoe, straightened up, looked back and stared at Chu Yingying, and said slowly: "This is none of your business, go play somewhere else, and don't disturb my work."

Chu Yong smiled heartily and said, "How is it? You haven't been back for so many years. Do you think there are any changes from before?"

Seeing a strange young man standing on the adobe bricks, he looked at him curiously, thinking that she was a relative of some family, so he said nothing, bent down and continued to weed.

Chu Yingying stared at the young man and felt that he looked somewhat similar to Chu Yong, but she had no impression of him, so she shook her head apologetically.

"No, it's his sister, her name is Yingying."

But that figure always seemed a bit familiar.

Like her, do you feel that everything is strange, or do you feel that everything is intimate and familiar?

Chu Yong said: "The child of your uncle Yongsheng's family."

Chu Yingying smiled and said: "I just went to the village for a walk and just came back."

There was the sound of cooking and the aroma of cooking. Several chickens were chasing each other in the yard, pecking at a small vegetable stalk and running wildly across the yard, which was full of farm atmosphere.

Although Yongfeng was puzzled, he still replied: "Pumpkin."

There is a large patch of melon vines climbing on the dilapidated adobe bricks, and there are still people growing vegetables on the ruins?

As he spoke, he patted the young man behind him on the shoulder and said, "Yingying, this is your brother Lian, do you remember?"

Chu Lian obviously remembered, and gave a long oh, looked at Yingying a few more times, and said: "She doesn't look like Brother Wenlang."

Chu Yingying smiled in her heart and suddenly said: "Uncle, is this your family's land?"

Chu Yingying smiled: "Why did you use the homestead to grow melons? Don't you want to build a house?"

After hearing this, Yongfeng turned his head and looked at her with half-squinted eyes. The sun had tanned his face to a bronze color, and there were deep wrinkles at the corners of his eyes.

But Chu Yingying didn't let him go and asked: "How can we live in a house if we don't build one?"

Chu Yingying turned around the earth wall with a little curiosity and heard a cough coming from inside, like a middle-aged man, who was bending over and weeding with a hoe.

Chu Lian looked surprised and said, "Is it Brother Wen Lang? He's back?"

Chu Yong chuckled and said with a smile: "Everyone is the same as before and doesn't like to move."

After entering the courtyard, Chu Yong raised his eyes and saw Chu Yingying, smiled and said: "Why are you standing here? Yingying, come inside and sit down."

Chu Yingying was thinking this way, and seeing that it was getting late, she turned back to the village chief's house.

Chu Yingying asked again: "What kind of melons are you planting?"

He said: "It belongs to my family, what's wrong?"

Chu Yingying smiled softly, jumped down from the protruding bricks, and said: "As the saying goes, you will get melons if you sow melons, and you will get beans if you sow beans. If you don't use a good homestead to build a house, your uncle will plant melons on it.

Come, I’m afraid I’ll only receive melons in the future.”

Cui Yunhao is from a neighboring village. What would he do if he came back?

Probably because he saw someone coming, he straightened up. Chu Yingying saw the other person's face clearly and couldn't help but raise her eyebrows. It turned out to be her uncle Yongfeng.

Behind him was a young man. The two of them were walking and talking, and it sounded like Chu Yong was scolding him.

Chu Yingying smiled and called him too.

It seemed that the words "building a house" pierced him. He frowned, turned away, and said in a low voice: "It hasn't been built yet."

She suddenly thought, what would happen if Cui Yunhao was here?

Chu Yingying wandered around the village again, and saw many places that matched her memory, and she suddenly felt a little fun.

Chu Lian looked at her and asked his father in a low voice: "Dad, who is this?"

Chu Yingying stood aside and looked at it. She hadn't noticed it before. Now she walked up and saw that there was a large area above, all covered with melon vines. She didn't know how many were planted there.

As he spoke, he laughed and said, "Yingying, I am your brother Lian."

The sounds of roosters crowing and dogs barking, children's playful laughter, and adults' scoldings mixed together really reminded her of those long-lost memories of her childhood. Although they were blurry, she could always find some specious shadows.

At this time, Chu Yong's wife came out of the kitchen and said, "Let's pack up and eat first. I'll go and boil the medicine."

After dinner, Chu Yong naturally mentioned the matter of Chu Yingying's house and said: "Don't worry, Yingying, I will go to your uncle and aunt in the afternoon and ask them to give you an explanation and see when they will move out."

Chu Lian on the side continued: "As you said, Dad, we must move out now. That is Yingying's family's house. If they don't move, where will Yingying live now that she is back?"

When Chu Yong heard this, he felt it was reasonable, but he hesitated and said: "But their house hasn't been built yet..."

(End of chapter)

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