"Sister, I'm really sorry, this is really it. My own house needs repairs and I don't have any money!"

"Okay then!" Shuangxi's mother walked out with a slumped face.

When the few people who came in later saw this, they all left wisely.

In the evening, when Qi Fu returned from his field trip, Cui told her husband what had happened during the day.

Coincidentally, on his way back, Qi Futian happened to see several daughters of Li Laowen from Houshan Village. They all recognized each other and passed by pretending not to know each other.

He told Mrs. Cui about this.

When these two things came together, Ms. Cui thought of moving again.

Of course, the main reason is to avoid the Li family.

She felt that Fu Bao's sisters must have ulterior motives. They either wanted to steal Fu Bao, or they wanted to get close to Fu Bao and finally persuade Fu Bao to return to the Li family.

The two families live so close to each other, separated by a mountain. They can come over the mountain in less than an hour, so it’s hard to prevent them!

This time she refused to listen to her husband's advice and decided to get up early the next morning and rush to the child's aunt's house in Rapeseed Village, Ling'an Town.

Qi Futian felt that she must have hit a wall when she went there. His sister's family was also a big family, so how could there be any place to accommodate them? So he didn't stop her.

"Where's Fu Bao?" Qi Futian asked.

"I went fishing with Tongzhu! It's time to come back." Ms. Cui turned around and looked at the gate.

I just happened to see Tongzhu and Fubao coming back.

The copper pillar is carrying an egg basket, and Fu Bao is holding an empty basin.

Mrs. Cui saw the two children walking profusely with sweat, and said distressedly: "You two have exchanged the fish for eggs again? You must be exhausted after walking so far!"

Fu Bao said: "I'm not tired! Mom, you don't need to hatch chicks from the eggs this time. You must eat them! Don't be reluctant. If you don't eat the boiled eggs next time, Fu Bao will definitely not eat them either."

Mrs. Cui patted Fu Bao's little head and said, "Mom, eat it. Mom will eat it."

Tongzhu said from the side, "If mom doesn't eat, Tongzhu won't eat either."

"Okay! Okay! Mommy, eat." Mrs. Cui stretched out her hand to wipe the sweat from Tongzhu's face.

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Before going to bed, Mrs. Cui told her husband to take good care of Fu Bao while she was away from home, saying that she would be back in two days.

Early the next morning, while the children were still sleeping, she set out.

She had to walk for half a day to her sister-in-law's house.

"Where's our mother?"

When the children got up and saw their father preparing breakfast for them, they asked where their mother had gone.

Mom usually cooks at home.

"I'm going to your aunt's house! I'll be back tomorrow." Qi Futian awkwardly served the rice and dishes.

After dinner, the two eldest children went to school, and Qi Futian, the remaining four children, took them to his own land.

He asked the children to work with him and prepared small shovels as tools for their work.

They need to plow the land, that is, turn over the soil with a shovel. If the soil is loose, the crops will grow well in the coming year.

His purpose of doing this is mainly to protect Fu Bao.
Chapter completed!