"Li Chu, do we still have woolen tickets at home?"
"I didn't pay attention. There should be some. They are all in the cabinet upstairs. You can see for yourself." Li Chu sat there reading the book and replied without raising his head.
After hearing this, Miss Ding screamed and ran up.
After a while, he ran down again with a small iron box in his hand and sat on the sofa.
I took out all the tickets from the box and sorted them into categories one by one.
"So many votes!" Ding Qiunan sighed as he looked at the stack of tickets sorted in front of him.
"Li Chu, when I go back tomorrow, can I get some knitting tickets for my mother? My mother wants to knit a sweater for my dad, but she can't get enough tickets."
"Okay, you can just take whatever you need at home. You don't need to discuss it with me." Li Chu said casually.
Miss Xiao Ding said seriously: "That's not okay. I have to make it clear to you when I bring things to my parents' house."
"Okay, you can get more woolen tickets and let your mother give all three of them a sweater worth a sweater." Li Chu thought for a while: "Do you want us to buy the woolen yarn and take it over?"
Ding Qiunan looked at him feeling a little strange: "Why do you think so? It's not like my parents' family can't survive and needs our help."
Li Chu also felt that his wife's idea was a bit strange: "But, after all, you were raised by your parents. If you have the conditions, isn't it normal for you to give more to your mother's family?"
"But, shouldn't it be my father's responsibility to support that family? I have married you and am now a member of your Lao Li family. This is my home."
After a pause, Ding Qiunan added: "If my parents' family is in trouble, of course I will help if our family has the conditions."
"But I heard that some women take a lot of their husband's things back to their natal family after they get married."
Miss Xiao Ding curled her lips: "How could there be such a woman? Has she never thought about it?"
Li Chu smiled and did not talk about this topic again: "You should also take some cotton tickets."
The girl waved her hand: "No, my mother made a new quilt this year and wanted to get it for me when she came over that day. I didn't ask for it. I have the quilt at home."
After hearing this, Li Chu shrugged his shoulders: "Then see what else you need to get."
The girl held her chin in her hand and thought for a while: "When you come back tomorrow, go buy some wool and I will knit you a sweater. I'm going to take apart your old one and knit it into a hat, scarf and gloves for you."
"Buy more wool and knit one for you." Seeing what the girl wanted to say, Li Chu continued: "Don't refuse, or I won't want it either."
Miss Ding's face was a little distressed, but her heart was filled with sweetness.
Li Chu added: "Also, I said you don't want to buy ready-made clothes for you, so I will pull some cloth for you and find a tailor to make you some clothes."
The girl nodded: "Okay, but you don't need to find a tailor to do it, I can do it myself."
Li Chu was a little surprised to hear this: "You can also make clothes?"
"Of course I can. My mother knows how to make clothes. I learned from her. Our family just bought a sewing machine. By the way, I will make one for you too."
Then he picked up the pen and wrote on the paper again, muttering something in his mouth.
Li Chu felt warm in his heart when he saw the girl's serious look.
After reading the book for a while, Li Chu saw what Ding Qiunan was writing on the paper, but without disturbing her, he got up and went to the bathroom.
Light the fire under the bathtub, then fill the bathtub with water and prepare to take a bath.
When the water was almost hot, he lowered the fire below, then went to the living room and picked up the girl without saying a word.
Ding Qiunan was held in his arms and asked blankly: "What do you want to do?"
"Daughter-in-law, it's time to take a bath. I've boiled the water."
"Ah, then put me down and I can walk over by myself." The girl struggled to get down.
Li Chu tightened his arms: "What are you thinking about? I will carry you over and we can wash together."
The girl's face turned red and she buried her head in his chest without saying a word.
I drifted by for a long, long time...
I don’t know how long it takes to be specific, but I wash it up and down, inside and out, from head to toe, and it’s completely clean.
It was warm in the bathroom, but Li Chu was afraid that the girl would catch a cold when she came out, so he didn't let her out. He ran out to the bedroom, wrapped the girl in a quilt, and carried her to the bed.
Then he came down again, cleaned the bathroom, turned off all the lights downstairs, and then went upstairs and got into bed.
Miss Ding was held in his arms and beat him hard: "You are a bastard, you want to go to my house tomorrow. How can I walk with my weak legs?"
Li Chu chuckled: "I'll ride with you tomorrow, just sit down."
"Just mess with me!" the girl said bitterly, and then whispered: "Why is it different from what is written in the book?"
Li Chu was a little stunned after hearing this. How could his wife have read that kind of book? He deliberately asked: "What kind of book is it?"
"It's... just that kind of book." The girl was a little embarrassed, so she pulled the quilt and covered her head.
Li Chu laughed strangely and put his head in, and said in the girl's ear: "What's written in the book is wrong, can I teach you?" After saying that, without waiting for the girl to reply, Li Chu lay down again...
Finally, he succeeded in putting the girl to sleep.
Li Chu ran down again and came up with a towel to wipe the girl's body.
Seeing that there was some redness and swelling, he waved his hand and slapped himself, cursing: "You are simply a beast."
Then he took a clean towel, wet it with cold water, and applied it to the girl.
The towel was too cold, which aroused the girl a little, and she muttered: "Don't make trouble, let me sleep for a while." Then there was no movement again.
After cleaning up, as soon as he got into bed, Miss Ding hugged him tightly like a koala.
When he woke up early in the morning, Miss Ding threw her eyes at him one after another. She didn't even talk to him, she just rolled her eyes at him.
Li Chu knew that he was in the wrong, so he didn't dare to say anything and just smiled stupidly.
I ran out in a hurry, bought two bowls of braised pork and brought them back.
He didn't even let the girl get out of bed. He put the small kang table on the bed and served the girl breakfast.
Then he helped the girl get dressed, and her dog-legged look finally made the girl laugh.
The girl tapped his forehead with her hand: "You can't bully me like this again."
Li Chu clapped his voice and promised: "I promise the commander-in-chief that I will never bully you like this again in the future."
That pretentious look made the girl laugh.
After getting dressed and going downstairs, Li Chu put two bottles of canned fruit in his satchel, brought a large front door for his father-in-law, and asked the girl to get five kilograms of woolen tickets, which was enough to knit sweaters for the old couple and his brother-in-law.
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Then the two of them went out. Li Chu took his wife on a bicycle and went straight to her parents' house.